South Korea Rejects U.N. Truce Plans in U.N. Move
South Korea declared on Tuesday it would not accept any truce arranged by the United Nations. President-elect Eisenhower was due to visit Korea as Seoul pressed its demand for full liberation of Korea and a demilitarized Manchuria border.
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Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
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Adams
White House
John Steelman
Truman
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Korea
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Unified Command
Ike
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Panmunom
All Korea
Manchuria
End Of Controls Discounted Amid Price Debate
Washington AP reports administration leaders discounted a claim that President Truman planned to scrap wage and price controls before Congress convenes. Senate Banking Chairman Maybank says he has information to the contrary, while others cite a stock-taking study. Tighe Woods calls for a broad overhaul to remove special interests.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Maybank
D-S.c
Senate Banking Committee
Roger L. Putnam
Tighe Woods
Office of Price Stabilization
Woods
Reds Try Frantic Supply Run In Korean Front
Lt. Gen. Glenn O Barcus says Communists launch desperate effort to restore front line supplies depleted by two months of heavy fighting along the central front. U N planes have destroyed over 1000 supply trucks in six days as frontline battles persist.
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Seoul
Glenn O. Barcus
Fifth Air Force
U.N
Barcus
Western Allies Lift Last Controls Over West Germany Trade
Bonn reports the Western allies on Tuesday ended their remaining controls on West Germany's foreign trade and currency, marking a major step in postwar economic policy.
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Bonn
West Germany
Snowstorm Promises Heavy Snow Across Iowa Tuesday to Wednesday
Forecasters expect a major winter storm to bring heavy snow and rain across Iowa starting Tuesday, with northwest and extreme western areas seeing heavier totals. The system, moving from eastern Oklahoma toward the Great Lakes, should shift to snow flurries by Wednesday with temperatures three to five degrees below normal.
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Iowa News
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Great Lakes
Stroke hits Truman's 90-year-old mother-in-law
Mrs. David W. Wallace, 90, mother in law to President Truman, suffered a stroke and was listed in critical condition. President's physician Gen. Wallace H. Graham said she had a stroke Saturday and showed improvement by Monday.
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Washington
Truman
David W. Wallace
Wallace H. Graham
Wallace
Eisenhower May Spend Thanksgiving in Korea With G I S
Rumors swirled that President elect Eisenhower would spend Thanksgiving Day in Korea with U S troops. Officials offered no details due to a security blackout as Gen Clark and other commanders outlined protective plans and urged vigilance amid crowds in Seoul.
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New York
Eisenhower
Korea
the .I.’s
Columbia University
City approves Hawthorn Drive dump contract in Cedar Rapids
A three year agreement for operating the Hawthorn Drive SW city dump was signed by Mayor Milo Sedlacek and City Clerk Maude Krebs. Frank Bedell will be paid 150 dollars monthly for about ten acres used as a municipal disposal area. The plan allows ashes and non odor producing material, with strict rules on inspection, covering, hours, and oversight. Bedell retains ownership of deposited metals and may use the area for his own refuse.
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Cedar Rapids
Hawthorn Drive
Milo Sedlacek
Maude Krebs
Frank Bedell
Bedell
C Street
Rock Island Railroad
Byers Declines School Counsel Post in Pension Debate
Cedar Rapids attorney and state senator Frank Byers turned down an invitation to advise Cedar Rapids school officials on a pension plan bill. Board members noted his abstention would avoid conflicts with his senate duties. The meeting also covered sharing costs to improve Avenue NE near Kenwood school and urged students to avoid dropping out despite pension issue tests.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Byers
Iowa
Board of Education
Byers
Senate
Avenue
Kenwood School
W. Sandoe Jordan
Jordan
American sergeant held over plan to sell F 86 data
In Tokyo an air force sergeant, Giuseppe Cascio of Tucson, was held on charges he plotted to sell secret F 86 Sabrejet flight data to the enemy in Korea. Accomplice Sgt John P. Jones faced no charges. Conviction could bring life imprisonment. Cascio faced 16 counts of black marketing. Cascio was on duty in Korea when arrested. his wife criticized the ordeal back home.
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U.N
Mark Clark
Tokyo
Dwight Eisenhower
Korea
Clark
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Glenn O. Barcus
Fifth Air Force
Eisenhower
Giuseppe Cascio
Tucson
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Cascio
John P. Jones
Manchester
Mass
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U. S
North Korea
South Korea
Open Deer Season Sought by Iowa Officials
Iowa conservation chief R W Beckman says the state herd may exceed 12 000 with major damage to crops and cars. He cites Potawatamie County meetings and counties like Allamakee Woodbury Emmet Washington Boone and Black Hawk as having large populations and urges legislature to create an open season with county by county authority bag limits and kill methods.
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INS
Iowa
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Division of Fish and Game
State Conservation Commission
International News Service
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Beckman
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Woodbury
Emmet
Washington
Boone
Black Hawk
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Pottawat
Tamie County
Council Bluffs
Eight Canadian airmen killed in Lancaster crash at Comox
A Lancaster bomber undershot the runway at Comox air base and crashed into a swamp, killing eight Canadian airmen Monday night. The accident occurred at the coastal base and is being investigated by authorities.
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Comox
B. C
Care Customers Set Own Price Experiment in Victoria
In Victoria British Columbia customers at two restaurants were allowed to set their own prices and often paid well above normal. Patrons paid 50 cents to several dollars for meals while some left small tips and change. Proprietor Paul Arsens reported sales doubled as diners estimated meal value and rang up their own bills, with him sharing the week's earnings as a Christmas bonus.
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Victoria
B. C
Paul Arsens
Arsens
Meany elected AFL President as merger talks with CIO resume
George Meany, 58, unanimously chosen by the AFL executive council to lead the federation after William Green's death, pledges revived negotiations with the CIO for a merger. William Schnitzler elected secretary treasurer. Meany outlines a nine member committee to invite CIO talks.
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Means
AFL
Tthe
William Green
William F. Schnitzler
Chicago
Bakery and Confectionary International Union
Meany
Green
New York
CIO
Atlantic City
Samuel Gompers
John McBride
Gompers
Executive Council
Hearing on Rent Control in Cedar Rapids Tonight
Rent control in Cedar Rapids will be debated at an 8 p.m. public hearing in Memorial Coliseum called by the Office of Rent Stabilization to decide if controls should remain in Cedar Rapids as a critical defense housing area.
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Office of Price Stabilization
Woods
Georgia
Ellis Arnall
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Office of Rent Stabilization
Public Hearing Broadcast on Rent Late Tonight
KCRG-1600 will air tonight a public hearing on rent following the McKinley Bel le Plaine basketball game.
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KCRG-1600
Rent Ae
McKinley-Belle Plaine
Rent ceilings stay in force until next April
Federal rent ceilings will continue in force at least until the present law expires next April 30 unless the federal edict of last Sept 29 is withdrawn. Most speakers at tonight’s hearing have applied in writing at the Chicago regional rent office for a spot on the agenda. After prepared statements, others may speak.
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Chicago
Executive Found Killed by Bullet in Chicago Office
Robert Lascelles 58, vice-president and controller of the Pullman Company, was found shot in his Merchandise Mart washroom. Police suspect a self inflicted wound from a .32 caliber pistol pending further examination. Lascelles resided in Deerfield, a Chicago suburb.
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Chicago
Robert Lascelles
Pullman Company
Merchandise Mart
Lascelles
Deerfield
Recess Called in Case of du Ponts
A federal judge recessed civil antitrust hearings against the du Pont empire until after Thanksgiving. Du Pont attorney Howard Nitzert and Antitrust Division attorney Paul Ford agreed to the break to resume Monday after the holiday.
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Chicago
du Pont
Mony
Howard Nitzert
Paul Ford
Antititrust Division
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