Pravda Attacks Truman Accusing Peace Failures
Pravda denounces President Truman in a front page editorial alleging he pursues war and masks peace talk. It questions who attacked Korea and Taiwan and accuses the United States of imperialist aims, while also linking Truman’s family to gangsters through his brother in law and Kansas City boss Binaggio.
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Moscow
Pravdance
Truman
Communist Party
Mr. Truman
Korea
United States
China
Pravda
Peoples
Uman
Taiwan
Formosal
MacArthur
W. Averell
Charles Binaggio
Kansas City
The
Kansas City Star
Binaggio
D. F. Wallace
Wallace
New Arabian Pipe Line Ships Oil to Mediterranean Tankers
A 750 mile Tapline pipeline from Saudi fields delivers crude to a Mediterranean tanker offshore at Sidon Lebanon. Four pumping stations along Jordan Syria and Lebanon enable 315000 barrels daily, with 2.8 million barrel storage tanks near Lebanese hills. A second 560 mile Kirkuk to Banais line, built by the Iraq Petroleum Company, aims for 1952 partial use and full by 1954.
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Mediterranean
Arabia
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Persian Gulf
Suez Canal
Arabian American Oil Company
Burt Hull
Trans-Arabian Pipeline Company
Kirkuk
Mosul
Iraq
Banais
Iraq Petroleum Company
Y- Vacuum, Inc
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Anglo- Iranian Oil Company
Iran
Libia Proclaims Sayed Idris El Senussi King
Libia’s National Constituent Assembly proclaims Emir Sayed Mohamed Idris El Senussi as the first monarch of the new Libian nation. The assembly adopts a federal constitutional monarchy with three territories Cirenaica Tripolitania and Fezzan under a king. The move follows independence declared by Libia’s assembly on November 25.
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Tripoli
Libia
Sayed Mohamed Idris el Senussi
Cirenaica
National Constituent Assembly of
Tripolitania
Fezzan
Sayed
Mohammed Idris
Mahdi Es
Romania Voters Approve Communist Council slate
Vienna dispatch reports Romania’s voters under secret police and Russian troops endorsed 80 Communist candidates for local councils from regional down to rural levels. Western experts in Vienna say the move tightens Communist control in southeast Europe’s largest agricultural and oil-producing state.
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Vienna
Austria
Romania
Europe
Diplomat Named Woman of Year by AP poll
The AP poll names top women of 1950 across fields. Gloria Swanson leads film, Pearl Buck tops literature, Irene Corey Diller named scientist, Gussie Moran tops sports, Mary Margaret McBride dominates radio, Vivien Kellems leads business with tax dispute ongoing.
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New York
Mesta
Merman
Ary Martin
South Pacific
Gloria Swanson
Miss Swanson
Hollywood
Pearl S. Buck
God's
John Day Company
Irene Corey Diller
Institute For Cancer Resarch
Philadelphia
Corey
Gussie Moran
Mary Margaret McBride
NBC
ABC
Yankee Stadium
Vivien Kellems
Stormy Petrel
Westport
Conn
Missing Coed’s Body Found Near Kalamazoo
The body of 18 year old Carolyn Drown, Western Michigan College coed, was found in a corn field eight miles south of Kalamazoo. Sheriff Butler said clothing showed a criminal attack and a scarf indicated strangulation. Her fiancé Ralph Keller and her parents were involved in the search.
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East Lake
Mich
Carolyn Drown
Western Michigan College
Otto K. Butler
Mark Schilling
Kalamazoo
Gy My Fm
Schilling
Miss Drown
Glen Drown
Stockbridge
Ralph Keller
Jackson, Mich
Chicago
Women Dominate 1950 Year in Politics and Society
The year highlights include Margaret Truman's continued musical career and Milli cent Carey McIntosh's prominence as Barnard College dean and mother of five. Margaret Smith of Maine repeats as Woman of the Year for breaking ground in the Senate on her own merits.
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Connecticut
Margaret Truman
Millicent Carey McIntosh
Barnard College
New York
Margaret Smith
Maine
Senate
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Colorado
Austin, Texas
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