Sudden Withdrawal By Enemy In North Korea
A late report from Tokyo recounts enemy forces withdrawing abruptly in North Korea. The text describes U N forces advancing along the Manchurian frontier, heavy fighting near the Yalu River, and Allied troops regrouping to hold positions as reports claim several sectors see intensified actions.
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N. Korea
Tokyo
Ferem
Korea
Tenk
United States
Kepeem
Kyohungal
Yalu River
United Nations
War ending in six weeks claim by Korean defense minister
In Tokyo the defense minister and acting prime minister said the Korean War could end within six weeks. He cited potential frontier movements near the Yalu River and suggested Allied and British forces shared the view. He noted willingness to coordinate with China and to deploy available armored units if needed.
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Dung Mo-gika
Defence
Trime
United, Nationa Foresa
Madahjurla Tam Wiberia
Carlet Man
Mace Arthur Mareg
Ahat
Yalu
Tokyo
Gromrei
Mar
Britain
Artiny
Fang
Ana Fatty
Deg
Ameri
British Troops Beset by Winter Weather and Attack
Fragmented report describes British and Commonwealth units facing extreme cold in northern Korea. Poor roads and thaw complicate movements as Allied columns struggle against late winter conditions.
Chinese Deal With Soviet Reported On Entry Into Korea
An unsigned dispatch from Peking reports China plans to aid Korea and move 600,000 Chinese volunteers toward Manchuria to guard the border as part of broader Soviet linked moves against the United States and Allied forces. The bulletin cites radio broadcasts promising to invade and control parts of Chinese territory and mentions Vyshinsky and other officials commenting on postwar settlement plans.
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Bern
Perian
Jim
Peking
China
Une
Cme
Vyxhwa
Jk Wan
Ali
Gerael Ae
Comeventat Chins
Ngehineyy
Vanie
Moscow
United States State Cement
London
Shuman
Vyshinsky
Adley
Snhong
Hunan
Molener
Imeen
Mulel
Manny Partn
Wwe
Muller
Italian Minister Urges Europe Unity Amid Warning
Strasbourg report cites Italian Foreign Minister Count Sforza warning Europe to resist Asiatic dominance and unite. He addresses the Ammern Assembly opening the second session, urging autonomy and stronger links among nations. Count Sforza says Europe must band together to prevent fragmentation and external pressure.
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Wester Furone
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Europe
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Toubite
Balkans
Wessarta Ter Tales
Peace delegates in Warsaw denounce Soviet stance at rally
SumlayBeuing leads a protest against Soviet policy as Mogge, the US Attorney General, confronts the Peace delegates. Rogge swan, an American Progressive Party figure, cautions that Communists seek global revolution and North Korea branding. Observers call Rogge swan song in the peace movement amid debate over Communist influence and foreign policy.
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Mogge
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Tutin Roggele
Progrresive Party
Hss
North Korea
Orienta Te
Korma
Snion
Wattern
Russia
Jakarta Halted by Army Action During Arms Sweep
Singapore reports that a DCAC Constellation could not land at Jakarta due to military action. Indonesian authorities impose curfew to allow a police and army arms search. demonstrations linked to Amir Sharifdis are banned. Radio appeals urge residents indoors as military and police clear civilians. casualties and detentions noted amid the swoop.
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Indonesian Capial
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Yemarta
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Trac
National Army
Andere Evoliring Civiliaan Indones
Born
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A. St. Carrally
Indomilus Aviation
Talliry Ecton
Mewee
Darwin
Strowger Presses for IWDO China War Aid
Paris reports a five hour French cabinet meeting approves sending more troops tanks and war matériel to Indo China. Decisions place war control in Sean Letourneau and U S defence ministers to coordinate rapid backing including ships and air power to defend the Bay River Delta and Tonking region amid mounting operations and evacuations.
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Indo-China
Dover
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Amo
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Abom
Dela
Dues
Staten Measar Bate
Koren
Aman
Mies
Mai
Hanot
Cobrey
Junker
Tonking Delta
Somnea
Singapore Talks On Terrorist Drive
AAP Reuters reports Mr Malcolm Mcdonald and Brigadier General Sir Jacobs Brigg will travel to London for talks on combating terrorism in the Far East. Officials in Singapore declined comment but noted discussions with British ministers aim to coordinate anti terror efforts amid mounting concerns in the region.
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Reuter
Malcolm Mcdonald
Gouth Eant ‘Ama
Ilacobt” Brigga
Malaya
Kad
Singapore
Holibe
Briggs Wan Waylig Savarnight
London
Panini
Buuth
Murlonahd
Nepali Troops Repel Congress Party Uprising
Fragmented report details Nepali forces stifling an uprising by the Congress party amid unrest across towns. It mentions military actions at Phoreboin and other locations, with unclear references to leaders and dates.
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Congress Party
Wardonnyns Muramy
Bron Nave
Loronngit Vierunily
Witeniit Ry
Gleanharn
Aap Werterp
Wesleyan
Feitianwinn
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Bingen
Uiran
Hho Teunon
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