U N TROOPS IN SUWON ON WEST FRONT
U N troops hold Suwon on the western front with a tank column advancing from Oran under fire. Communists reportedly dig in along the Somchon axis north of Tehon, while new U N defense lines near Wonju are solidifying. General Hoyt Vandenberg tours the front as UN patrols push into No Man s Land.
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Somchon
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Tehon
Oma
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Wonju
AAA
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Sun Army
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United Nations
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Imihiat
Naktong River
Hoyte
Vandenburg
United States
Central
England Triumphs in Nine-Wicket Win After Blitzing Innings
In Hobart England chased 229 in the second innings, led by Compton who struck 6 fours in a rapid 42 minute 120 partnership with Sheppard. England reached the target in 2 hours 35 minutes with 9 wickets to spare, preserving a dramatic postwar first-class victory as Compton and Sheppard starred in a fast, aggressive display.
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Compton
Bing
Fust
Cha Vmn
Tusmania
Aly
Amiten
Shepparth
Australia
Fempton
Beores
Eisenhower Outlines His Tasks In London Conference
In London on Tuesday General Dwight D. Eisenhower described the No. 1 West priority as building a respectable adequate military structure to secure peace. He said unity among the free nations is essential and warned against attacking the free world while stressing collective effort with allied powers and other free peoples. He refused to see a permanent split between Atlantic and Pacific theaters and emphasized a united global effort.
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Tuesda
Atlantic Pact Army
Generalsenhower
West
Rivenhower
Heaid
Waa
Europe
Atlantic
Hinenhower
Pacific
English bowlers reach Sydney in rough report
English bowlers arrive in Sydney amid sparse details. The Test bowler Tattersall and John Statham travel with unclear plans while Lancashire's Meek and Benrath Naar are mentioned in fragmentary terms regarding matches or roles.
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Sydney
England
Arattersall
Tattersall
John Statham
Serenathan Tela
Benrath
Lancashire
Tr'tomall
Ini
Australians Deny Retreat Report From Seoul Fall
Australians and British units of the 27th Brigade deny reports they retreated from Seoul before the 29th Brigade on January 4. They say they covered the withdrawal of all troops over the Han River bridge with Middlesex Regiment and Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders still in contact with Communist forces north of the river. Brigadier Basil Cond says only the 29th faced opposing troops while crossing the river as Royal Engineers on the south bank worked on demolitions.
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Seoul
Sant
Middlesex Regiment
Aryl and Sutherland Highlander
21St” Brigade
Basil ‘Cond
Australiana
Ufety
Han River
Thiver
Royal Engineers
Whaleboat On Time At Trumon And Robinvale
After ten days of tough rowing the Start expedition arrived at the small townships of Trumon and Robinvale on the Murray River 700 miles from the mouth. The whaleboat, crewed by six army officers and two others, left Melbourne early and faced a strong headwind all day, arriving on schedule this afternoon as part of the Commonwealth Jubilee Celebrations recalling Captain Charles Sturt's voyage 121 years ago.
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Tueaday
Trumon
Robinvale
Auike
Murary
Murray
Charles Sturt
Artore
Mellman Wfatton
China May Accept UN Peace Talks With Reservations
London reports informed quarters say Communist China may accept United Nations led talks on a cease fire in Korea with reservations. Sardar Panchikar, Indian ambassador to Peking, says China would join while keeping troops in Korea and timing that the cease fire takes effect with talks. Radhakrishnan in Paris notes Commonwealth leaders’ stand could signal a path toward settlement amid hopeful world mood.
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China
United Press
Sardar Panchikar
Peking
Uniter
Mr. Nehru
Ching
Korea
United Nations Political Committee
Peking Rpontends
Paris
Sarvepali Radhakrishnan
Russia
Commonwealth
Lull in Indochina Offensive Near Hanoi
In Saigon on Tuesday French troops held about 20,000 Vietminh near Vinhyen 25 miles northwest of Hanoi as a two day surge paused. Another 20,000 Vietminh were feared possible. American Hellcat dive bombers backed French forces as artillery pounded rebel positions and gangs of guerrillas pressed on villages in the Hoa Binh region.
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Vin, Hyen
Hanoi
Henol
Vietminh
Fim
Nck
Eisenhower to Visit Rome Amid Communist Protests
Italian government reports indicate demonstrations by Communist supporters against General Eisenhower as he prepares to visit Rome. Officials say security measures are planned for the general’s arrival in the Italian capital tomorrow.
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Eisenhower
Italy
Rome
Thes
Foreign concerns on peace plan reach Peking
New Delhi Tuesday reported that the Chinese government told the Taiwan government the United Nations inter stage plan for peace in the Far East was being given careful consideration in Peking. The communication did not specify China’s intended response.
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Peking
New Delhi
Taian
Far East
Peing
Soekarno Presses for New Guinea Change via Pressure
In Jakarta President Soekarno urged unity and greater pressure to force Dutch New Guinea’s return to Indonesia, stating war is unnecessary and prediction of a year-end reintegration hinges on national solidarity. Boekernewald criticized continued Dutch occupation and warned of renewed operations if needed.
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Acton
Mon
Wich
Soekarno
New Guinea
Djakarta
Dutch New Guinea
Hague
Indonesia
Boekerne Wald
Netherlands
Soukarno Auld
Ald
Netherlands East Indies
Jap Treaty Talks With Russians
The United States said talks for a peace treaty with Russia are exploratory. Mr Dulles said the trip is exploratory and will include consultations with other government representatives. He is expected to leave for Tokyo later this week.
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Washington
Mall
Riusiy
St John
Foater Dulen
United States
Fr Neyend Aneetinge
New Sons
Duulea
Savin
State Department
Amrican Tisai
Danan
Jona Vee
Dullea
Malik
Governo Tment
Mr. Dulles
Tokyo
Australian Workers Union to Convene Largest Conference in Sydney
The Australian Workers' Union will hold its largest conference in Sydney starting Monday, lasting 14 days. Forty four delegates will attend, representing about 165,000 members across the union.
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Sydney
Tara
Australia
Australian Workers’ Union
Steel firms take on two unions in sweeping action
In Wollongong Port Kembla meetings, Australian Iron and Steel Ltd and allied companies pursued penalties against unions. Fines up to 500 pounds for illegal strikes were considered while mass meetings planned further action. Officials will petition state and federal governments to quash penalties and organize further stoppages if needed.
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Sas
Wallonaons
Federated Ironworkers
Sydney
Anmelation
Metal Manufacturers Ltd
Electrolytic ReGning and Binditing Co. Og Australia Pty. Ltd
Austra “Miandad Cables Pty. Ltd
Australian Tron and Steel Act
ADA
Australian Iron and Steel Ltd
Port Kembla
Wollongong
Cantor
Industrial Commission
Ing
Neven
Neven Imembers
Elon
Arbitration ‘Court
Common Wealth Council of the Union
Reach Fo
Waterside Overtime Ban Decision Delayed In Melbourne
A proposal to ban overtime at the waterside faced indecision as a conference with union reps and the Federal Executive of the Waterside Workers Federation weighed the start date. Officials said a ban would apply by February 6 if no agreement was reached, with talks aimed at scheduling an informal meeting on Thursday.
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Melbourne
Monk
Tne
Waterside Workers’ Federsdom
Pobeuary
Stop-Work Meetings Next Week Over Overtime Ban
The Waterside Workers' Federation holds stop-work meetings next week to discuss an overtime ban amid council proposals. IG branches report 18,150 of 26,000 members support the proposals. 6,440 in 38 branches did not express support. 0 branches opposed. Melbourne and Newcastle trimmers have not advised stance, seeking court appeal.
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Sydney
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Suna
Tembera
Council
Geiven
Melbourne
Engineers Stop Work Today Amid Union Cash Freeze
Bydey A Sydney engineers from the Amalgamated Engineering Union, about 10 000 strong, plan to halt work tomorrow to discuss the Official Receiver’s seizure of 1000 in cash and 400 in legal costs from frozen funds. Those who missed shifts before midnight failed to report for work.
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Bydney
Aydney
Amalgamated Engineering Union
Gaea
Pit-top meetings at mines today on award
The Central Executive of the Miners Federation calls pit-top meetings at all New South Wales mines tomorrow to discuss the Coal Industry Tribunal award given on December 20. The federation cites the large land stance and potential stoppages, with meetings arranged for 2 pm in Sydney and arrangements to hold January 21 committee meetings. The action follows federation leaders' consultations with the Cabinet and a request to members to suspend action until after the conference.
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Mines Today ON
Miners’ Federation
N.S.W
Coal Industry Tribunal
Gallagher
I. W
Heavid
Federation
Glen Davis
Williams
N.sw
Glen
Sydney
Davis
Pitstop
Industria
James ® Ward
Mines idle in New South Wales protest over awards
Ten mines in the orth and Newcastle district idle for a day in a protest against variation of awards by Mr Gallagher and planned closure. Three northern mines idle after rain, others shut for funerals or attendance, with 7 880 tons idle in the north and 8 190 tons on LAF in another district. Meanwhile reports from Malaya Singapore describe three crew deaths after the ILAJF Brigand crash in Pahang during an airstrike and a missing aircraft overdue from Penang.
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Newcastle
Gallagher
Glen Davin
Aftes
BMC
Abermain
LAF
Lommes
Malaya
Bingapore
Tuos
A.a.p.yeuter
ILAJF
Wool Record Sells New High at Geelong Sale
Geelong wool sale sets new records with bids surpassing 301d and 8088 bales traded. High quality merino and crossbred lots priced above previous marks as buyers from Australia and the U.S. signal rising demand and continued market strength.
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Con
Eatnag
Wang
Salen
Aimerice
Bradford
Jena
Eves
Glen
Trevinus
Dale Ae Bienien
Bales
Ayaney
Beaton
U.S.A
Sydney
Eisenhower
Melanie
Ciy
Boston BS
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