U S Plans Sharp Counter Attacks on Chinese Charges
In Lake Success the United States prepares a strong rebuttal to Chinese Communist accusations over Formosa and Korea. Warren R. Austin will press 20 pointed questions at Wu Hsui chuan before the UN Security Council. John Foster Dulles will deliver a brief initial denial with fuller documentation to follow.
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U. S
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
Formosa
Vishinsky
Wu Hsiu-chuan
United Nations
Korea
Warren R. Austin
Wu Hsuichuan
Security Council
Red China
Austin
Peiping
Formosan
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Thieves Loot Two Local Venues Over Weekend
Austin police report two break ins over the weekend. A rear Park Inn window at 102 E Garfield was shattered and a cash box and two juke boxes looted, with a missing watch. At 810 S Kenwood, W G Hartman home, burglars rummaged rooms and took two watches a ring and clothing.
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Austin
Park Inn
E. Garfield
W.G. Hartman
S. Kenwood
Joseph Mitchell
Hartman
Stewart Returns to Work on No Highway Film
Hollywood star James Stewart resumes filming duties on No Highway after an appendectomy on November 15. Stewart’s comeback marks a return to work in London as production continues.
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Stewart
London
James Stewart
Bus Crash Injures 18 near Mondovi, Wis
Early today a Northland Greyhound bus from Chicago to Minneapolis crashed four miles east of Mondovi injuring 18 of 19 aboard. The bus left Highway 10, hit a tree after veering to avoid a culvert. driver Arthur Schultz of Minneapolis was trapped for 12 hours with a fractured leg and multiple injuries. Several others including Janet Morgan of St Paul and Clara Venske of Evanston were hospitalized with fractures. remaining injured were treated at Clinic hospital.
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Mondovi
Wis
Greyhound
Here
Chicago
Minneapolis
Buffalo County
H. A. Zeichert
Cochrane
Highway 10
Arthur Schultz
Schultz
Gillette
Janet Morgan
St. Paul
Clara Venske
Evanston
Ill
Clinic Hospital
Clinic
Nancy Gerlach
Nona Netteberg
Joan Joyce
Carol Mae Brandt
Ardell Abrahamson
Grand Forks
N. D
Doris Smith
Vivian Bigelow
Joan McGladrey
Don Parker
Gladys Paxton
Vera Mae Schroder
Laverne Bondeson
Lake Elmo
Minn
Leanor Luthert
D. O. Thronson
Minot
Joseph Antol
New York
24th Division Pulls Back From Chongju for the 2nd Time
Tokyo reports the 24th U S division pulled back from Chongju as Chinese Red forces widened their counteroffensive along the northwest front. More than 100000 Chinese troops swarmed the area while UN forces faced heavy attacks near Changjin Yu dam Majon Yongbyon and Taecheon with reserve units rushed to bolster the 80 mile front.
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Tokyo
United Nations
United States
Chongju
Manchurian
Tokchon
Changjin
Siberian
U.S
Changjin Reservoir
Yudam
Changju
ROK First Division
Taechon
ROK
U. S
U. S. First Corps
25Th
Majon
Yongbyon
Don Whitehead
Yellow Sea
Republic of Korea
Four Die in Mill City Tower Hotel Fire
Fire swept the four story Tower hotel near Seven Corners and the University of Minnesota campus killing four permanent residents and injuring six. Firemen fought the blaze for over five hours and seven stores were damaged. The dead were Nels Olson Gust Rosen Henry M Jemmings and Mrs Edna Sell. Fire Chief Malmquist estimated losses near 500000 with several guests rescued by ladders. Cause of the blaze was not determined.
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Minneapolis
Seven Corners
University of Minnesota
Reynold Malmquist
Nels Olson
Henry M. Jemmings
Edna Sell
Gust Rosen
O. J. la Doucre
Patrick Schulze
Windom Votes on Meters After Business Group Ruling
The Windom city council will decide at the December meeting whether to keep parking meters. A recent meeting of local business and professional people produced a 31 to 9 vote against retaining meters.
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Windom
Eastern Snowstorm Leaves Death Toll and Paralysis
The northeast suffered a deadly blizzard with at least 215 deaths across the Atlantic coast region. New England damage nears 100 million dollars as heavy snow and winds disrupt transport, power, and schools from Mississippi to Pennsylvania and Ohio. Governor Duff declared emergencies and holidays in western counties while cities like Pittsburgh face closures and state of emergency.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi
Alabama
New England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Columbus
Akron
Youngstown
Dayton
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
New York City
City
Penn State College
Bucknell
Juniata
Pittsburgh University
Duquesne University
Carnegie Tech
David Lawrence
U. S. Steel Corp
Western Electric Corp
H. J. Heinz Co
James H. Duff
Western
May Change Form of Village Government in Mapleview Ballot
Mapleview voters face December 5 at the annual election to decide between Optional Plan A and the present standard plan. The attorney general’s ruling clarifies ballot items: under Plan A the clerk becomes appointive, and four trustees plus a mayor would be elected. under the standard plan only one trustee and the clerk are on the ballot. If Plan A passes, the clerk will be appointed and an extra trustee added by the council.
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Mapleview
Glenn E. Kelley
Attorney General's
Three Hurt As New Auto Smashed In Austin Collision
Three Austin residents were injured and one car totaled in Sunday crashes on College and St Paul streets. Mrs Otto Oldenburg Jr 21 suffered a head cut and was taken to St Olaf hospital in good condition. Otto W Oldenburg Jr 26 and Robert Houston 16 had minor cuts. The Oldenburg car rear ended by Howard V Smith 17 caused it to spin into a light pole. Smith received a careless driving tag. his car damage was about 150 dollars.
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Austin
College and
St. Paul
Otto Oldenburg, Jr
Driesner
St. Olaf Hospital
Otto W. Oldenburg, Jr
Robert Houston
Oldenburg
Howard V. Smith
Collins
Smith
Dale W. Starman
West Concord
John F. Clark
Sullivan
Main
Water
Starman
Clark
Minnesota DFL weighs dropping Farmer-Labor tag
At a closed-door Minneapolis meeting defeated DFL candidates and party leaders debated removing the Farmer-Labor label from the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor party. Former Gov Hjalmar Petersen urged action citing adverse connotations while Harry Peterson said smoother ties with the national committee could follow. No formal move was made. an invitation was extended for the Dec 9 executive committee meeting in St Paul.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Democratic - Farmer - Labor Party
DFL
Dyckman Hotel
Hjalmar Petersen
Askov
Karl Rolvaag
State Executive Committee
Dyckman
Plane Crashes on Minnesota Lake Ice Killing Pilot
A small plane attempting a landing on ice broke through near Grey Eagle and drowned pilot Clarence Herbeck 34 of Osakis. In separate incidents 9 year old Peggy Nepple died on Bush Lake when ice broke under a sled. 35 year old Mrs Nicholas Vignalo died in a St Paul grade crossing collision. 21 year old Douglas Glaus died in a car crash in St Paul.
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Minnesota
Clarence Herbeck
Osakis
Long Lake
Grey Eagle
Todd County
Helge
Peggy Nepple
Bloomington
Minneapolis
Bush Lake
Robert
Nicholas E. Vignalo
St. Paul
Vignalo
Soo Line
Chestnut Street
Anthony Cook
Douglas E. Glaus
Fire Destroys LeRoy Hatchery In LeRoy
A fire today at 1 30 p m leveled the Joseph Schneider chick hatchery in LeRoy destroying incubators and hatchery equipment. The blaze claimed Schneider’s show chickens while LeRoy and Adams firefighters battled the flames.
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Joseph Schneider
LeRoy
Schneider
LeRoy and
Adams
Charles Barone Championship Bout Postponed
Cincinnati boxing commissioner Paul D Cain announced the Ezzard Charles versus Nick Barone heavyweight title bout will be postponed. A special commission meeting was held this afternoon to make the decision as the fight was slated for tomorrow night.
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Cincinnati
Paul D
Chip) Cain
City Boxing Commission
Ezzard Charles-Nick Barone
Commission
German Arms Foes Gain in Bavarian Poll
In Munich Bavarian state elections the Socialists aligned against rearmament surged to a strong second place behind the Christian Democrats. The Socialist gains, in a traditionally conservative state, are seen as a protest vote against rearmament amid ongoing returns.
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Munich
West Germany
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General Assembly
Malik
Council
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Wisconsin
Tower Hotel
Mill City
Associated Press
LeRoy Hatchery
Charles-Barone
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