Reds Propose Behind Lines Inspection At Armistice Talks
MUNSAN Korea AP Communist negotiators propose neutral observers to inspect truces and a full freeze on troops and arms in Korea. They seek to limit inspections to mutually agreed ports of entry as Allied envoys press on with questions about which nations would police the ceasefire.
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Red Chinese amphibious raid drives back Korean guerrillas
Chinese forces attacked an island near the Yalu river mouth supported by British ships and U S planes from a carrier. North Korea radio claimed Red troops recaptured Taewha Sowha and Yoi killing many Allied soldiers. Navy linked Taewha loss to 12 Red bombers and noted about 1 000 Chinese took part in the over water assault on the island used as an Allied base for months.
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Yalu River
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Taewha
Sowha
Yoi
Sabreeks Navy
Sabre Jets Sweep Air Battle Over Korea
American Sabre jets, outnumbered four to one, shot down five Red MiG jets and damaged three more with no Sabres lost. Far East air forces reported calm fronts with only light contacts on central and eastern sectors.
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Korea
Far East
Unidentified plane bombs U.S. Third Division front line
An unknown aircraft bombed and strafed U S Third Division troops on the western front Monday. The strike marked the first U N front line attack in days of recent months.
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Prosecutor Says Caudle Shunned Him
John Mitchell testified Caudle refused to meet him and halted further work after a tax fraud case involving Rep Boykin. He cited leaks, mobile gossip over the Gulf State Tobacco case, and alleged improper interest by Caudle and Boykin in prosecutorial action.
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Alabama
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Mobile
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Changes in Juvenile Home Policies Are Recommended
Gov Beardsley urged reforms at the Toledo state juvenile home following a probe into alleged beatings. The investigation found little substantiation of brutality, but paddlings occurred. the board may ban paddlings and fire a state placement agent. The governor pressed for stricter hiring screening and preentry child preparation, warning of funding needs. Meantime, a discharged employee renewed criticisms, and the board signaled intent to stop beatings and could remove Supt Ladd.
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Cook Hearing Canceled in Hatch Act Case
The Civil Service Commission canceled a Tuesday hearing for Alvin J. Cook Iowa federal crop insurance director charged with Hatch Act violations. Chief hearing examiner James W. Irwin said Cook may rest on the record and a confidential recommendation will be sent to the commission in a few weeks. Iowa GOP leaders allege speeches in the 1950 Senate campaign linked Cook to Hatch Act breach.
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Iowa
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al Love
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Yale Season Bus Strike Threatened
The threat of a bus strike at midnight Friday loomed unless negotiations resume between Cedar Rapids City Lines and AFL union employees. Union spokesmen said they hope a strike can be averted, while city officials urged postponement due to Christmas shopping impact. The union seeks 14 cents an hour, with initial demands at 50 cents, plus sick leave and holiday pay. the company offers a three-cent raise plus two cents of a pension benefit.
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Cold Front Ends WarmSpring Weather In Iowa
Cedar Rapids records 55 degree afternoon as a sharp cold front moves in with 45 mph winds. The weather service forecasts a return to December normals with near freezing readings by day and night, ending the recent warm spell.
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Iowa
Weather Bureau
Nine Die In Traffic Accidents in Iowa Toll
A disastrous Sunday on Iowa highways left nine dead, including five Marshalltown men, in a Tama County crash near Tama. The toll increases Iowa's 1951 total to 577. Witnesses, police, and coroner plans follow as investigators seek drivers.
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Jews News
Tama
Iowa
Denver B-29 crash kills nine airmen in Hilltop area
A B-29 training bomber from Lowry field with one dead engine plunged into East Denver during a routine flight, killing nine airmen and injuring one civilian maid. Five airmen were hospitalized as firefighters battled flames that destroyed five houses and damaged two garages and several cars. Residents escaped unharmed. witnesses described a massive flame and shock.
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James E. Marquis
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Lowry Field
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Hilltop
Plane crashes into house as snowstorm swirls
A private plane en route from California to Sterling struck a roof during a snowstorm in Reno, crashing and burning in a street. Captain Clarence W. Booth, 38, an air force reserve member, was killed. Two of four passengers were injured, one seriously. No injuries in the house.
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Wounded in Korea Pfc Willis Lamb Returns to U.S.
Cedar Rapids announces Pfc Willis E Lamb wounded in Korea on Sept 6 has been returned to the United States for further treatment. His parents Mrs and Mr Willis D Lamb of 2401 Fourth Ave SE were notified by the defense department. Lamb will undergo a third operation after arriving from Osaka Japan where he had been hospitalized. He previously trained at Fort Riley and went overseas in May 1950.
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Fourth Avenue SE
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Clash in Suez Zone Leaves Several Dead
The government said Egyptian police and British troops clashed in the Suez Canal Zone. Unofficial Egyptian sources put fatalities at 13 Egyptians and four Britons, while British reports confirmed one British military policeman killed.
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Suez
Intentions Good Execution Faulty Rescue Alarm
A St. Louis taxi driver, Ted Monroe, triggered a false fire alarm to rescue a car stranded four days on a roof. Police and the Humane Society intervened after he reported to a station and then pulled the alarm to speed aid. He was jailed for the false alarm. Two other taxi drivers helped rescue the cat.
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U.S. Seeks Release for Four Flyers
The United States said it would take immediate action to free a four man crew and an American cargo plane forced down in Hungary. Tass claimed Soviet fighters forced the C-47 to land while Hungary and Romania were cited for frontier violations.
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Gyula
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Factory Stormed by Ford Strikers at Windsor Plant
CIO United Auto Workers protesters stormed the Ford of Canada plant in Windsor Ontario on Monday. They carried off guards and shut off power after the company announced firing 26 workers for alleged wildcat walkout. Police reported no injuries.
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