Probes Repulsed Near Sniper Ridge Amid Heavy Front Skirmishes
On Saturday near Sniper Ridge in Korea, eighty Chinese forces probed South Korean lines but were repulsed after a one hour fight. Fifth Air Force light bombers hit supply lines, destroying 170 Red trucks and striking coastal centers. Sabres claimed several downed Red jets and ongoing raids targeted military centers near the Manchurian border amid a week of heavy air action.
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Seoul
Super Ridge
Sniper Ridge
Triangle Hill
Fifth Air Force
Pukrhong
Yalu River
Pukc
Sia
Pukchin
Choak
Seenchon
Kwanggye
Chongju
Antung
Red Air Force
AFL's Green Dies Of Heart Ailment
William Green former AFL president and one of its early leaders died at 72 in Coshocton Ohio after a long illness. Born March 4 1870 near Coshocton he rose from coal miner to labor leader and national figure. His death followed closely after Philip Murray of CIO.
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Coshocton
William Green
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Green
Prosser's Hollow
Philip Murray
CIO
Murray
San Francisco
Ohio
Lapor
Bill” Green
Coshocton Memorial Hospital
Coshoct
Ohio General Assembly
Goshoeton
Onia
Rackets Boss Faces Ouster
U.S. officials move to denaturalize Vito Genovese a reputed racketeer as part of a broad drive to expel foreign-torn criminals. Gov McGranery cites undisclosed criminal records in the 1936 naturalization. Costello and Luchese face possible deportation to Italy. The action targets Genovese Costello and Luchese amid ongoing investigations and policy aims.
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Washington
Vito Genovese
Italy
Frank Castello
Thomas Luchese
McGranery
District Court
Newark
N. J
Genovese
New York
New Jersey
New
Costello
Congress
Luchhese
Bureau of Labor Statistics Index
Bandit in Guard Outfit Slain in Bank Truck Heist
In St Louis a bandit disguised as a guard died during an attempted robbery of a money truck outside a bank. Guard Thomas F. Doerflinger, blinded by gas, fired five shots through a small opening before collapsing. Three shots hit the robber, while money bags remained untouched.
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St, Louis
Amroonia
Thomas F. Doerflinger
Doerflinger
Rovber
Aim
Guarantee Sexvvice Company
Doctors warn against aspirin for babies after three die
St Louis doctors at Children's Hospital warn parents not to give aspirin or medicines with salicylates to young children. They cite three infant deaths this month linked to aspirin use and emphasize danger especially for babies under two years.
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ST. Louis
St.Louis
Children's Hospital
Fants
Alexis F. Hartmann
Sor
Washington Police
University School of Medicine
Gerald
Infant deaths linked to aspirin overdoses confirmed
Autopsies show three infant deaths this month due to salicylate intoxication from overdoses of aspirin. Hospital staff reported chemical tests revealing salicylic levels in the blood, supporting the diagnosis. All victims were young girls fed on the day of admission.
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Hartmann
Czechs Admit Spy Activities in Prague Treason Trial
Vladim�r Clementis former foreign minister and U S delegate in Prague confessed at the treason trial and implicated US Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and other diplomats in espionage against the Czech regime. Bedrich Geminder also pleaded guilty to espionage high treason and deviationism.
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Clementis
Vienna
Vladimir Clementis
U. W
Czechoslovakia
Prague
U. S
John Foster Dulle
Laurence Steinhardt
Gladwyn Jebb
Philip Nichols
Steinhart
Nichols
Jebb
United Nations
Bedrich Geminder
Czech Communist Party
Geminder
Prague Radio
Istasli
Ehud Avriel
Germinder
Korea Vet Balks At Army Inquiry On Communism
Lt. Sheppard Carl Thierman, a Korea veteran and former Koje Island prisoner, testified he never was a Communist and invoked constitutional privileges when questioned about political affiliations. His attorney said Thierman was frank and served honorably, while the Army questioned his loyalties during his commission application.
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Washington
UNS
Senate
Korea
Sheppard Car] Thierman
Koje Island
Pris
Koreas
Ny Titte
Emanuel Bloch
Thierman
UN Secretary General says no room for disloyal Americans at the UN
Secretary General Trygve Lie after a two and a half hour meeting with U.S. officials said there is no room at the United Nations for any American disloyal to the country. He aims for an informal meeting soon with Attorney General James McGranery to discuss alleged subversive activities by American staff. The group included Roy Cohn Alexander Wiley Robert Morris Byron Price and Julius Kahn. The joint statement noted agreement on loyalty as a precondition for UN employment.
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United Nations
UNIS
Trygve Lie
Nno
U.N
Lie
James P. McGranery
U. N
Roy M. Cohn
Sen
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
U.S
Robert Morris
Senate
Internal Security
Byron Price
Julius Kahn
Sen. Wiley
Sern Wiley
Morris
Sohn
Wiley
Rosenbergs Set for January 12 Execution at Sing Sing
Federal Judge Irving Kaufman scheduled the week of January 12 for the electric chair death of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, the couple convicted of spying for Russia. Their attorney said he will seek to have the conviction set aside in federal court.
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New York
Irving
Kaufman
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Russia
Rosenbergs
Sing Sing
Ossining
Hrmenuel H. Bloch
Bloch
Rosenberg
Louis Kelley
Probers Urge Michigan Vote Certification Delay
Senate elections subcommittee chairman Hennings asks Michigan Board of Canvassers to hold certification of Rep Potter victory over Sen Moody until after an investigation into complaints. Telegram sent to D L Drake acting chair urged deferral pending merit review by the Democratic candidate's supporters.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Michigan State Board of Canvassers
Rep
Potter
Hennings
D-Mo
D. L. Drake
Board of
Can- Gassers
Sen. Moody
Stassen Named To Direct MLA Under General
Eisenhower fills key posts appointing Harold Stassen to direct the Mutual Security Agency while George Humphrey becomes secretary of the treasury. Herbert Brownell Jr. is named attorney general as the cabinet expands to five filled positions.
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Eisenhower
George E. Humphrey
Cleveland
Ser. Taft
Treasury
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Dewey
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
New York
Taft
Herbert Brownell Jr
Hoover
Brownell
J. Hogar Hoover
FBI
Brain
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
Brawnell
Humphrey
Treasury Department
IGOP
Bumphrey
M. A. Hanna Company
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
Economic Co-operation Administration
Department of Commerce
General Motors
C. 5. Wilson
Defense
John Foster Dulles
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Budget Listed At 80 Billions for Truman's 1954 Budget
A confidential Truman aide estimates the 1954 budget at about 80 billion dollars with defense spending likely to undershoot the 52 billion dollar goal this year by four billion. The defender program is seen as peaking late in 1954 amid Federal Reserve data aligning with the forecast.
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Washington
Truman
Wuuuday
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Native Runners Carry Reports Of Everest Climb
Barefoot Nepalese runners relay Swiss Everest telegrams from Namche Bazar to Katmandu. Each runner covers six to eight miles with bells and spears, delivering updates after days on rugged trails. The latest message said the eighth advance camp stood 159 feet from the summit. further details remain undisclosed.
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New Delhi
India
Namche Bazar
Everest
Katmandu
Gabriel Chevalley
Zurich
Passenger pulls gun on train near Kingston
An irate passenger pulled a gun on a train about 50 miles from Kingston and shouted threats to shoot if not given a ticket. A frightened guard and most passengers fled. a policeman subdued the gunman and turned him over to authorities at the next stop.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Two GIs Survive Six Weeks In Okefenokee Swamp
William Edward Denham and George Anderson, a naval airman apprentice from Danville Kentucky and a Marine Corps private first class from Hague New York, walked out after six weeks in the Okefenokee Swamp. They survived by faith and memory of loved ones weighing 44 and 36 pounds lost respectively, and Denham shared his ordeal and escape tale.
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Okefenokee
William Edward Denham
Danville
Marine Corps
George Anderson
Hague
N. Y
Denham
Andersen
Wiliam Edward Denham
INS
Homerville
Okefenokee Swamp
Jacksonville Air Station
Farge
Perjury Charges Brought Against NEW Leaders Over "Red" Affidavits
Federal officers arrest Everest Hupman of Clarksville Ohio and seek Walter Lohman of Dayton for falsely stating in affidavits to the National Labor Relations Board that they were Communist party members. Indicted by federal grand juries in Cincinnati and Dayton, each man faces two counts with penalties up to 10 000 dollars and five years in prison per count. Hupman works at a General Motors plant Dayton, Lohman is Local 768 representative in Dayton.
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Dayton, O
United Electrical Workers
Everest Melvin Hupman
Clarksville
Justice Deparent
Love 401
Walter Cornelius Lohman
Dayton
Justicie Department
McGranery
Washington Today
uries—Lohman
Cincinnati
Hupman
National Labor Relations Board
Communist Party
Hachman
Hapman
General Motors Corp
Ohio An- American Activities Commission
Antil
Hopmen
Univisions Company
National Guard
SIO
Lohman
Truman says Eisenhower appalled by presidential burdens
President Truman described telling Eisenhower about the scope of duties for a Chief Executive. He said the incoming leader was appalled at what the office requires, noting decisions affect 100 million to 1.5 billion people. Truman spoke at a CIA orientation event warning of the dangers of a third world war and the gravity of presidential choices.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
Waite House
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Vote Errors Held Honest Mistakes In Precinct Canvass
Discrepancies in the Precinct 124 tally in Charleston were described by Democratic and Republican attorneys as simple unintentional mistakes. Commissioner William G. Day announced no canvass today, delaying final results of the November election likely until next Wednesday. The only notable change involved Hubert Kelly who lost 100 votes in Precinct 235 during the canvass.
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Charleston
Wiliam G
Hubert Kelly
City boy steals gun to kill cruel father in slaying plan
A year old junior at Boyd School admitted breaking into Acme Hardware at 335 Broad St with a rock to steal a 22 caliber rifle and pistol and other items. He told Detective W W Fisher his father beat him daily with a belt, leading police to the weapon stash at his mid town home.
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Bighchool
Boyd School
W. W. Fisher
Fisher
Acme
Broad St
Hls
Cow Disrupts Prince Bernhard in Peru Bull Ring
Prince Bernhard of The Netherlands attempted a matador-like performance at Brave Bulls Ranch near Husral, lima, as a 2 year old cow was tested for motherhood to fighting bulls. He jumped into the ring and, wielding a cape, was unseated but not harmed.
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Lima
Peru
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Bern- Hard
Brave Bulls
Husral
Here
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