110000 Nationalist Troops Escape Reds Trap
The 110000 man 12th army group reportedly broke out of a Communist trap near Suchow after two weeks, amid weather that opened air raids by bombers and fighters. The 13th and 6th army groups linked near Kuchen as Gen Liu Chih and Huang Wei reportedly moved north to meet, while the Suchow garrison and Kuchen recapture were noted by field reports.
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Chiang
Nanking
12Th Army Group
Suchow
Associated Press
Harold Milks
13Th Army
Sixth Army
Kuchen
Milks
Pengpu
Hawai River
Liu Chih
East China Forces
Huang Wei
Hankow
Liu Po-cheng
Central China
Suhsien
Marines Readied For Evacuations From Shanghai
United States officials said Marines could be used to evacuate about 2500 Americans from Shanghai if needed and that sufficient U S shipping exists to move them. Consular staff would stay as fighting worsens, with decisions on protecting property and diplomats to come.
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Washington
Lovett
United States
Shanghai
U. S
Iie
Great Chinas
China
Yangtze Valley
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Marshall
Walter Heed Hospital
Willie Willis T Guess Girls Help Manners
The remark suggests that girls influence a young man’s manners, implying that social presence provides lessons in behavior and etiquette. It frames girls as a formative influence on male conduct.
U.N. Vote Endorses Korea Republic in Allied Zone
The U.N. political committee approved a resolution backing the Republic of Korea set up in the American zone after elections supervised by a UN commission. The tally was 41 to 1 with the Soviet bloc opposing. Russia demanded immediate abolition of the commission, while the Australian Chinese American resolution urged setting up a new commission and withdrawing occupying forces as feasible.
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U.N
Republic of Korea
United Nations Commission
Soviet Bloc
Russia
United States
Korea
Kuzma Kiselev
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Man Escapes as Train Drags Auto 500 Feet
Irvin E. Stewart, 61, of East Bank, walked away from his wrecked car after it was struck and dragged 500 feet by the Chesapeake and Ohio Fast Flying Virginian at an East Bank crossing. State police said the accident occurred about 2:10 am and Stewart was taken to Laird Memorial hospital in Montgomery, where attendants released him after an X-ray exam.
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Irvin E. Stewart
East Bank
Chessaneake
Ohio
Chelyan
Stewart
Laird Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Mayor appoints leader in fight to clean up air
Mayor Andrews announced Harry L. Callahan as director of Charleston smoke abatement program. A Charleston High School and West Virginia University graduate with a political science degree, he headed university organizations and served as a World War II pilot in England and France. He is collecting data from several cities to inform a forthcoming smoke abatement ordinance as legal hurdles delay council progress.
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Harry L. Gnaliahan
Charleston
Andrews
Callahan
Charleston High School
West Virginia University
Sigma jChi
England
France
Itt
Andraws
Newsmen Return After B-36 Trip
Six flight-weary press and radio reps completed the Charleston Fort Worth aerial journey, surviving a scare when a starboard engine on a West Virginia Air National Guard C-47 failed near Lexington. First Lt Tom Morgan of South Charleston piloted the emergency landing at Blue Grass Field. The party continued via Eastern Air Lines, arriving at 8 25 p m.
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Edward A. Brannon
Charleston
Fort Worth
Tex
West Virginia Air National Guard
Kanawha
Lexington
Tom Morgan
South Charleston
Blue Grass Field
Eastern Air Lines
Morgan
Unable to determine readable headline from provided fragment
The supplied OCR fragment is illegible and lacks identifiable names, places, events, or dates to form a valid newspaper item summary.
U N Demands Negev Accord In 48 Hours
The United Nations Security Council pressed Israel and Egypt to settle the Negev dispute within 48 hours as a prelude to peace in the Holy Land. Britain urged sanctions action after reports of Israeli raids into Transjordan. The U S backed stronger council action if no settlement by Friday.
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Paris
Dec
U. N. Security Council
Holy Land
Britain
Trans Jordan
Trans- Jordan
United States
Israel
Fuluja
Beershaba
U. N
Ralph J. Bunche
Palestine
U.S
U. S
John Ross
Council
Negev
Galiiee
WA. N
Tarael
Beersheba
Faluja
Gaza
Egypt
Bunche
Middle East
Arab Palestine
Alexandre Parod
Marshall Mending After Operation
Washington reports Secretary of State Marshall recovering from yesterday's kidney operation. A 3:30 p.m. bulletin says he is sitting up with normal vitals and satisfactory condition. He is 67, turning 68 later this month, and may need a long recuperation. Lovett now runs the department.
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Washington
Marshall
Walter Heed Hospital
State Department
Truman
Robert A. Lovett
Secrets Guarded With More Care Lovett Reveals Machinery Helps Conceal Code
Washington December 7 Undersecretary Lovett said America’s vital diplomatic secrets are far more secure than a decade ago though no system is 100 percent. He cited machine coding, anti leak campaigns, FBI screening of personnel, and restricted document distribution as key safeguards. Details emerged after House Un American Activities disclosures about past document removals from State Department files reaching Russian hands.
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Lovett
Washington
America
State Department
House Commission On UN
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Shipping Row Grows Over 50-50 ERP Shares
Washington dispatch reports Truman may mediate a conflict between Marshall Plan officials and the Maritime Commission after the Economic Cooperation Administration halted a 50 50 share of bulk cargoes for U S merchant ships. Maritime Commissioner Grenville Mellen called the move a sellout and urged delay to allow disputed points to be reviewed before Congress.
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Washington
Truman
Marshall Plan
Maritime Commission
Shipping Agency
White House
Foreign Aid
Paul G. Hoffman
U. S
Marshall
Grenville Mellen
Economic Cooperation Administration
United States
Papa Is All Barter Theater Discount Ends Today
A 25 cent student discount applies to tickets for Barter Theater's Papa Is All show at 8:30 Friday in Charleston high school auditorium. Reservations are in person at The Gazette promotions department or by phone 68 7371 between 11 am and 5 pm. All seats are reserved with prices 15 cents, 1.25 dollars and 1.78 dollars tax included.
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Charleston High
Gazette Promotion Department
The
Charleston Gazette
Jackson Sees Red Tactics Doom Soviet, Says
New York December remarks by Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson warn that Russia will be harmed more by its own iron curtain than by Western action. He urges penetration of the Soviet by information and ideology, cites Nazi book burnings as forewarning, and reflects on the Nuernberg trials as instructive. The talk also touched on U.S. concerns about espionage and the House committee investigations.
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New York
Supreme Court
Robert 2. Jackson
Russia
Jackson
Soviet Union
Siberia
Kremlin
Hitler
Nuernberg
Cal
Labor Ails Profits Level in Inflation Fight
Labor leaders from CIO and AFL urge a voluntary national conference among labor, business, farm and government to curb profits and inflation. They say a long range program is possible and may avert a business bust, with support from Senators O Mahoney and Flanders and President Truman expected to back a meeting early next year.
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Washington
Pec
CIO
AFL
Senates House
AFL Executive Council
Melson H. Cruikshank
Truman
Sen
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Sen. Flanders
H-Vi
Stanley H. Ruttenberg
U.S. to Survey Atlantic Pact in State Department plan
Acting Secretary Lovett announced that a five power Western European draft on a North Atlantic defense alliance will be formally presented in the State Department Friday. The proposal calls for the United States and Canada to join Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg in a united front against attack. Congress will be kept informed as discussions continue.
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State Department
Washington
Tec
CINS
Lovett
Great Britain
France
Delpium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
United States
Canada
United Front
Layvett
U.S
Cnations
Ndt
Congress
Scientists Trail Millions Of Seals On Trip South
The Black Douglas motorship carries scientists tracking about 3 million seals migrating from the Pribilof Islands off Alaska toward southern California waters. The pelts are valued around 150 million dollars, and the study supports the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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San Francisco
Dec
California
Black Douglas
Pribilof Islands
Alaska
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Soctaceumeennena Ee
Mary Christmas contest offers Capital Airlines trip prize
A charity contest by WCHS Gazette and The Charleston Gazette offers a round trip for two to New York via Capital Airlines with a value over 1700 dollars. Funds from entries support Salvation Army food and toy distributions. Applications and further details appear on page 18.
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Orane
Charierton
Mary Christmas
F. O
Charleston
Salvation Army
Harry Ward
WCHS
the Gazette
Bert Sonis
New York City
Capital Airlines
Wchs Gazette
New York
Herei
Editor Links Chambers Spy Ring To U S Cases
Washington December 5 A Plain Talk magazine editor Isaac Don Levine confidant of former Soviet spy Whitaker Chambers told the House committee he believes at least ten Soviet rings operated in the United States with many more possible. Levine described Chambers as a former courier and said documents were lifted from 3 to 40 departments and shipped from Mexico Canada and Europe. He said Chambers kept back top secret papers for safety and recounted a 1939 meeting with former Assistant Secretary of State A A Berle Jr to present evidence of a Soviet operation. He also mentioned microfilm and potential documents to the President but did not disclose details. Page 32 Col 3.
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Chambers
Washington
Isaac Don Levine
Reda
Lata
United States
Levin
Howe un-American Activities Committee
Rep
McDowell H-Pat
McDowell
Levine
Plain Takmanazine
Whittaker Chambers
America
Levine Azaid
Moscow
Mexico
Canadas
Europe
Ite Siant
Maryland
Aassistant
A. A. Berle, Jr
Zelf
Berle
Robert E Stripling
Roosevelt
Hone
Herl
Stripling
Grand Jury Calls Brother of Hiss
New York December reports Donald Nias former State Department employee testified as a defense witness before a federal grand jury probing Communist espionage. Chambers alleged Alger Hiss and his brother were leaders in a prewar Communist underground in the government. Nathan L. Levine also testified. Witnesses and progress remained undisclosed as the panel renewed its inquiry.
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New York
Donald Nias
State Department
Hills
Washington
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Iisa
Chambers
Alger Hiss
Grand
Nathan L. Levine
Chamber
Algger Hiss
Wotan
Donald Hiss
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Alice Addis
Los Angeles
Nicholas Ball
Edward Addis
Addis
Willie Willis
Robert Quillen
Marshall Mending
State Tax Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
the State Newspaper
Eunice A. Lincoln
House un-American Activities Committee
Misa Lincoln
Alper Hiss
Leen Pierce
Atlantic Pact
Lovett Ala
Ted
Brother of
Hiss
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