Move Toward Tibet and Korea Draw Notices of War Fears
Tokyo broadcast claims Chinese Reds move to free 3,000,000 Tibetans amid imperialist oppression. Asian capitals report possible Sino-Tibet action. India notes troop movements but no invasion confirmation. In Korea, a U S F 51 fighter was damaged by anti aircraft fire from the Chinese side and forced to a sea disposal.
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Tibet
Red Radio
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Asia
China
Korea
New Delhi
Indian Foreign Ministry
China-Tibet
Washington
Hong Kong
Red Army
Chungking
United Nations
UN enters sixth year as peace debate rages at Lake Success
The United Nations marks six years with delegates from 60 nations in fierce talks over the peace program. Debates focus on a veto free assembly’s military power and whether a Russian peace plan aids the goal of disarmament as President Truman urges foolproof disarmament and linkage of atomic talks with pre atomic weapons limits.
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Mmico Lad Yee
Dean Acheson
U.S
Truman
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Jacob A. Malik
Former Woman of Employe Sues Rep W E Brehm
Mrs Clara Soliday 75 Logan widow sues Rep Walter F E Brehm for 7340 dollars plus 10000 punitive damages in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court. Brehm denied wrongdoing calling the suit absurd and said she worked for him three years. She accuses him of wrongfully taking salary funds.
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W. E. Brehm
Lancaster
Walter FE. Brehm
Ohio
Clara Soliday
Logan
Hubert D. Lappen
Hocking County
Fairfield County
Mell G. Underwood, Jr
New Lexington
Roll Brehm
Brehm
Millersport
Al Jolson Comes Home Final Respects Paid
Hollywood mourns as Al Jolson returns home to Encino for funeral services at Temple Israel on Hollywood Boulevard. The late star’s wife Mrs Jolson refused to meet the cortege. pallbearers include Harry Brand and Harry Cohn. Flowers redirected to charity. Jolson remembered for energy and boxing enthusiasm.
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Jolson
Encino
San Francisco
Erle Galbreath
Temple Israel
Hollywood Boulevard
Max Nussbaum
Saul Silverman
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Harry Brand
Harry Cohn
Louis Epstein
Harry Akst
Martin Fried
Nathan Kramer
al Goetz
John Sneckenberger
New York
American Heart Association
Sonny Boy,” Asa Jr
Jolsons
Ruby Keeler
Albert
Miss Keeler
John Lowe
Harry
Los Angeles
Olympic Auditorium
Reserve Plan To Take Month
Washington reported that reservists may be called to active duty with 30 days notice under the new order from General Marshall. Defense officials said the full benefits of the call up will take a month or more to implement as the services adjust their machinery.
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Washington
Defense Marshall
Defense
Marshall
Army
Navy
Airforce
Dean Reports U S Gaining in Atomic Bombs
Chairman Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission said at a news conference that the United States is much better off than a year ago and stronger than Russia. He indicated a hydrogen bomb site would be chosen soon.
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Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Dean
Defense Dept Reports 100 Casualties in Korean Area
The Defense Department announced 100 casualties in the Korean area, including 25 deaths, detailing the toll in the ongoing conflict and underlining the human cost of hostilities.
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Washington
Defense Department
Campfield Reunites With Family After Controversial Prison Release
Lloyd R. Campfield, freed by the Second District Court of Appeals, returns to his Gallipolis kin after six years in prison. He attributes a later period of incarceration to developing the cycloseptron, an AC current efficiency device now patented as the cycle septtron. A Miami headquarters company tests samples, while legal questions about the prior $122 contract and a separate $19 check dispute are noted.
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Lloyd R. Campfield
Second District Court of Appeals
Ohio Penitentiary
Campfield
Miami
Fla
Ohio
Vinton
Nipolis
Lawrence County
Gallia
Court of Appeals
U S Justice Dept Moves to Register Communist Party
The Justice Department plans to seek registration of the Communist Party as a foreign dominated group. A detailed petition for the Subversive Activities Control Board will be prepared within two weeks. Officials expect a long process with hearings and possible court appeals spanning years.
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Washington
The
Justice Department
Communist Party
New York
Fire Destroys Five-Floor Cincinnati Loft Building
A five-floor loft building housing the Midwest Salvage Company burned and collapsed in a sensational 150000 dollar fire in Cincinnati. Six firemen were burned slightly. Cause was not determined immediately.
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Cincinnati
Midwest Salvage Company
Six Japanese Study Election Visitors Observe U. S. Campaign
Six Japanese election officials visit Cleveland during the Ferguson Taft senate race to study U S election processes. Sponsored by the Institute of International Education the three week visit aims to examine corrupt practice controls and methods to ensure the popular will is expressed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Robert A. Taft
The
Institute of International Education
New York
Newsprint Prices Jump Ten Percent Across Industry
The Messenger learns from a paper supply source of an immediate ten dollar per ton newsprint rise, or ten percent, with mills nationwide expected to follow before the new year. The Inland Daily Press Association in Chicago condemned the rise as unfair but notes paper makers cannot meet demand amid rising costs.
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The
Messenger
Inland Daily Press Association
Chicago
Death of Dr Sigmund Walbott Chemist Leader Dies at 85
Cincinnati note reports the death of Dr Sigmund Walbott aged 85 a renowned American chemist and prominent figure in the field. The obituary highlights his leadership and contributions to chemistry and science in the United States.
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Cincinnati
Sigmund Walbott
Blue Potatoes Highlight GOP Campaign Against Surplus
New Jersey Republicans distribute blue dyed potatoes to illustrate what they call the Truman administration’s 500 million dollar program of potato crop destruction. The effort aims to persuade voters that the Democratic administration wastes public funds.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
GOP
National Democratic Administration
Taft Expense Challenged By Ferguson
Cleveland report: Joseph T. Ferguson challenges United States Attorney General to probe Taft campaign expenditures. Ferguson claims Taft has spent between two and three million, cites other figures, and says he will provide a full record to the AG. Taft declines comment on Ferguson’s $4 million spending claim.
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Cleveland
Joseph T. Ferguson
Robert A. Taft
United States Department of Justice
Taft
Akron
Ohio
Ferguson
Artery General
United States
Dean J C Nichols to resign from Fenn College after 30 years
Cleveland report states Dr J C Nichols will quit next week as dean of Fenn College where he has served for three decades. President Edward Hodnett announced the resignation today.
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Cleveland
J. C. Nichols
Fenn College
Edward Hodnett
Fenn
Allied Columns Advance Toward Manchuria in Korean War Push
Five allied columns press toward the border with Manchuria as North Korean forces retreat. The South Korean Sixth Division moves from Huichon, with British Commonwealth troops advancing on both flanks. Reports state no major resistance, air attacks strike vehicles near Kanggye, and guerrilla activity continues in several areas.
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Red China
Kee Wee Seeewe Kear
Huichon
British Commonwealth 27Th Brigade
United Nations
Far East
Mupyong
Kanggye
Manchurian
Korean Peninsula
Red
Taegu
Taejon
Wonsan
MacArthur
Two Ohio Men Among POWs Found Alive
In Pyongyang a group of five American POWs from a 375 man column reached safety after five days in the North Korean capital. Holcomb of Hamilton, age 19, and Lieut. James B. Smith of Columbus survived a trek likened to the Bataan death march, with others shot or left to die if unable to continue. They planned to return to Japan by air.
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Korea
Pfe
Edward G. Holcomb
Hamilton
North Korea
Bataan
Holcomb
James B. Smith
Columbus
South Korea
Japan
NPA Plans Crackdown On Amusement Construction
Washington officials said the National Production Authority will issue a sweeping order this week curtailing construction of amusement venues including race tracks dance halls and alley would-be haunts amid industry protests.
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Washington
National Production Authority
Turnpike Suit Eyed Closely in Ohio
The Ohio Turnpike Commission questions whether pending Ohio Supreme Court cases will test the constitutionality of the turnpike law. Two consulting engineering firms seek $55,000 from State Auditor Ferguson for surveys done for the project, but payment awaits the law’s validity.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
Herbert S. Duffy
Joseph T. Ferguson
Highway Post Office Service Begins in Dee
Columbus announces the start of a new Highway Post Office route to southern Ohio. The service links Columbus with Gallipolis commencing December 1 and reaches Portsmouth the following day, marking Ohio’s first such highway mail service. First trip postmarks and cachets will be issued and collectors have sent envelopes for cancellation.
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Highway
Dee
Columbus
Ohio
Allen M. Rowe
Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Post Office Department
Rowe
Pontecorvo Seeks Over $500000 From U S Government
British physicist Bruno Pontecorvo claims he should be paid by the United States for development of the atomic bomb and fissionable materials. He asserts his patent was taken over by the government and seeks $10,000,000 in the Court of Claims and $900,000 from the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Washington
Britain
Bruno Pontecorvo
U. S
Pontecorvo
U.S. Court of Claims
Atomic Energy Commission
Labor Market Tightens In Ohio Says Unemployment Official
Ohio's labor market grows tighter as momentum from wartime demand continues to drive hiring, says Frank J. Collopy, administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Korea
Frank J. Collopy
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Nations Hail Faster Combined Atlantic Defense Force
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization military committee opened as 12 nations eye a larger unified land sea and air force. Gen Omar Bradley urged immediate action and one small member pushed for a stronger force amid Korea conflict and Cold War tensions. The move gained broad approval for speeding up rearmament.
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Washington
North Atlantic
The
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Omar Bradley
Committee For Action
Russia
Korea
New Laboratory Sites Proposed Near Cleveland
A Defense Department official names Avon Lake and Mentor-on-the-Lake as top options for a proposed 11 million dollar Quartermaster Corps research laboratory near Cleveland. A special committee has been assessing locations since early September.
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Washington
Cleveland
Defense Department
Quartermaster Corps
Avon Lake
Mentor-on-The-Lake
Brannan Weighs Pork Price Supports for 1951 Meat
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan faces decisions in the coming weeks on re establishing price supports to spur hog production and raise next year pork supplies. The move aims to influence how much meat Americans eat and what prices they pay in 1951.
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Brannan
Administration
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