Truman Firm On Rejection Of Hooverism
President Truman declared the nation backs his stand against Hooverism and isolationism. He said Congress will receive a new tax plan, possibly 16 billion dollars, with a 73 billion dollar budget. He also noted resuming diplomatic ties with Spain does not signal a shift against the Franco government.
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Government takes control of natural rubber imports
The National Production Authority announced that effective tomorrow only General Services Administrator Jess Larson may import natural rubber and natural rubber latex. The government, already owning synthetic rubber plants, now assumes sole importer and distributor to safeguard supply for national defense.
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Dre
National Production Authority
General Services
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Tire
Wage Stabilization Talks Aim at Pay Freeze Before Feb. First
Washington officials summon nine labor and industry leaders for a wage stabilization conference to back a voluntary price freeze and a pay hold near current levels. Cyrus Ching sets a Jan. 10 meeting and forward recommendations to Alan Valentine for action, with invites including Green Murray Lewis Seyfarth and other major union and business figures.
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al, Hayes
International Assoc
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Assa
Marion B. Folsom
Committee For Economic Development
William Y. Ruffin
National Associef Manufacturers
Herschel Atkinson
State Chambers of Commerce
Congressman's Son Dies From Crash Injuries
Jared Blackwell Bailey 22, son of U S Rep Cleveland M Bailey, died after skull fracture from a Charleston crash. He failed to regain consciousness following emergency surgery at Charleston hospital. The wreck occurred at Fourth Ave and Bream St when his car struck a taxicab and spun out of control.
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Cleveland M. Bailey
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Bradwate
Fourth Av
Bream St
U S Reserve Boosts Bank Deposit Reserves to Curb Loans
The Federal Reserve Board ordered higher reserve requirements shifting $2 billion of bank funds into post with Fed authorities. The move aims to restrain inflation by choking potential $12 billion in loan expansion, with New York and Chicago banks raising required reserves from 22 to 23 percent on Jan 11 and to 24 percent on Jan 25.
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French Troops Repel Rebels Near Chinese Frontier
French forces report heavy fighting as Indo-Chinese Rebels push near Binhlien 38 miles west of Moreau. A relief column enters as a reserve battalion is cut up, with Chatson post abandoned further west near Hanei.
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Binktien
Columm
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Moreau
South China Sea
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Hanei
190000 Ready For Offensive M Arthur Says
United Nations forces brace as General MacArthur warns that up to 190 000 Communists could attack the UN line in force within two weeks. Heavy clashes north of Seoul and along the Western front signal intensified patrols as U S Eighth Army withdraws up to 19 miles on the eastern flank. Movement of small Chinese elements eastward from Kaesong toward Korangpo is noted. Identification of ground units below Army level is banned, raising the prospect of imminent fighting on the Western front.
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Chiang Held Awaiting U S Policy Change
Taiped, via Pan Asian News Alliance, reports Chiang Kai-shek's forces on Formosa are ready to invade the mainland if U S policy neutralizes Formosa. Four generals unnamed are to lead Nationalist troops. Truman comments not released. Reports cite 1961 war costs and increased Communist strength in China.
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Truman
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Aliance
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Chiang
China Coast
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Army Calls 80,000 More Draftees in March
The U S Army boosted March draft calls by 80 000 raising total draft quotas to 450 000 since Korea began. The March figure matches January and February. Navy Air Force and Marines still rely on volunteers with no draft orders. The defense plan targets 3 500 000 total armed forces with a combat strength near 22 divisions by next July 1.
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U N Group Delays Cease Fire Move Over Far East Plan
The 12 nation Asiatic Arab bloc postponed a new push to end the Korean War awaiting the cease-fire committee report to the United Nations. It will redraft a resolution for a conference among Communist China Russia the U S and others on the Far East and may outline a timetable for talks. Sir Benegal N Rau led the meeting and pressed for delaying final report drafting.
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Lake Success
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China
Russia
U. S
Benegal N. Rau
India
Manhattan
Assembly
U S Prohibits Hoarding of 55 Essential Products
The National Production Authority bans hoarding of 55 essential materials including steel and chemicals under the Defense Production Act. The order, effective immediately, targets both businesses and households with penalties up to a year in prison or a $10,000 fine. It prohibits buying items for resale at above market prices to curb black market activity.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
I Npa
Germany Faces Raw Material Shortages Forcing Output Cuts
West Germany, a key supplier for European defense, will slash production due to critical material shortages. ECA chief Jean Cartier said demands will outpace supply, risking temporary mobilization delays and power rationing. Ruhr region to face three months of cuts amid coal shortfalls and price pressures.
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West Germany
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Cartier
Ruhr
Hitler
Wehrmacht
Predict Your Own Future The State Newspaper
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Milk price increases eyed for January impact
Dairy distributors announced a possible one cent per quart milk price rise effective Jan. 1 citing higher costs in bull milk and other inputs. A four percent boost to dairy herd owners’ prices will also take effect Jan. 1, with current milk prices listed as 22.42 to 25.34 cents per quart and related cost pressures noted.
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Charleston
Pairymen
Owen M. Williams
Bairymen's Cooperative Sales Assoc
Guernsey
Plane Order Given To Kaiser Frazer
The Air Force says it has a definite commitment to have Kaiser-Frazer Corp produce Fairchild Flying Boxcar transport planes at the Willow Run plant near Detroit. A prior plan involved Fairchild providing technical help to Kaiser-Frazer for the C 119 transports, but officials say no contract has been awarded yet.
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Air Force
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
Fairchild
Willow Fun
Detroit
Defense
Marshall
Kaiser-Frazer
Thirteen Die From Exhaust Fumes On Overcrowded Bus
In Peru on the Andes run from Ayacucho to Lima a crowded bus carried 33 passengers eight over the legal limit. Authorities say 13 people died from exhaust fumes, 20 others were hospitalized and five unconscious. The driver was arrested as the bus reached San Mateo. Most passengers were traveling to Lima for New Year celebrations.
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Peru
Andes
Ayacucho
San Mateo
Tve
Tito Warns Cominform Plot Threatens Yugoslavia
Premier Marshal Tito told Belgrade's parliament and the public that the Soviet Union and its Cominform satellites aim to swallow Yugoslavia. He warned borders face 660000 troops and urged sacrifice for defense, saying peace must not mean enslavement and condemning appeasement and Munich-style settlements.
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Yugoslavia
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Soviet Union
Munich
Mrs Remington Repeats Charges In Communist Ties Case
In New York decaydated cross examination Mrs Ann Remington testifies that her ex husband William W Remington was a dues paying Communist and once passed top secret explosive formula to a Soviet agent. She recalls paying party dues to Elizabeth Bentley and to Joe Worth and Joe North in 1948 20. The case in federal court accuses Remington of lying to the grand jury about his Communist past.
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Ann Remington
William W. Remington
Soviet
Russia
Remington
Commerce Department
Triab
Nol
Elizabeth Bentley
Joe Worth
The
Daily Worker
Miss Bentley
Joe North
Sally 14 Year-Old Bandit Attempt Miss Mildred Heichle
Sally a 14 year old Central High freshman hid emotional turmoil and grabbed an eight inch butcher knife aiming to rob Miss Mildred Heichle on a dark residential street. Heichle struggled and Sally fled after a failed strike.
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Sally
Central High School
Mildred Hiechle H
Miss Kiechle
US Warns No Veto on Jap Peace Treaty
The United States issued a note to the Soviet Union denying any Soviet veto over a Japanese peace treaty. The move keeps the path open to proceed with other nations, even without Russia if needed, while expressing hope for Soviet cooperation. Jacob Malik received the note in New York, with State Department releasing the text.
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United States
Russia
U. WN
Jacob Malik
New York
State Department
John Foster Dulles Jhan
IU. N
Civil Defense Leader questions surprise attack
Civil Defense Administrator Millard Caldwell Jr says radar warning would make a sudden strike practically impossible though some planes could get through. He cites 149 designated critical target cities and plans to stockpile medicines near strategic production areas.
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Millard Caldwell, Jr
United States
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Florida
Mutual Broadcasting System
Arlier
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Truman
Bitter Kanawha valley chill breaks with warmth
The Kanawha Valley saw temperatures rise to 44 degrees in the afternoon, defying forecasts of near zero highs. Today’s outlook calls for about 45 degrees before a colder trendSaturday, while northern panhandle readings stayed below zero and rain or snow may hit parts of the state tomorrow. In Wheeling, Manufacturers Light and Heat Co cut gas supplies to industry by 250 percent to boost home heating fuel, as low pressures appeared in gas-converted areas. Morgantown endured a frigid night with two Hope Natural Gas lines breaking, one repaired and the other not located until late evening, prompting residents to shut off appliances.
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Michigan
Weather Forecast Fragments Across Regions
Fragmented forecast notes indicate cloudy skies in Charleston with temperatures 40 to 46 degrees and possible rain. Virginia shows a shift from freezing rain to rain Friday. Western Pennsylvania and Maryland expect light snow then sleet or freezing rain, turning to rain. North Carolina and surrounding areas note periods of rain and mixed precipitation.
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