MacArthur aide says atomic bombs not needed against Reds
Tokyo dispatch reports General MacArthur's top intelligence officer stating atomic bombs are unnecessary against Chinese Reds. The article details UN retreat in the northwest near Chongchon and Changjin areas, with Chinese forces building up strength and potential new offensives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
China
REDS
Tokyo
United Nations
North
Foren
Bens
U.S. Eighth Away
Yellow Sea
Eighth Army
Truman
Red Horealy
Pynagyses
Willoughby
Lin Pind
Seventh Infantry Division
Changlin Reservoir
Miers
First Marine Division
Tom Stone
Rites Ad
Hageri
Marines
Seventh Division
Highth Army
Pageight
Head of Church Council Elected in National Episcopal Body
The Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill of Greenwich Conn was named first president of the National Council of the Church of Christ in the United States of America. Sherrill, 60, has long led the Protestant Episcopal Church as presiding bishop since 1947 and served on the President's Civil Rights Commission. He is a New York native and WWI Army chaplain, later rector of Saylour Church in Brookline Mass, bishop of Massachusetts in 1930, and subsequently presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasa Tere Cleveland
Henry Knox Sherrill
Greenwich
Conn
National Council of the Church of Christ In
United States of America
Sherrill
Protestant Episcopal Ghiech
Eight Escape As Bus Leaves Road
State Police report a Greyhound bus ran off the highway near Wolferford injuring multiple passengers. Driver Carman Gorse, 97, of Cleveland, allegedly swerved to avoid a collision. Damage to the vehicle is estimated at 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woylerford
Une Nis
Wy Gorse Carman
Cleveland Garman Tyld Mery
UN diplomats begin talks on Korean crisis
UN diplomats meet amid Korean conflict as China and Russia clash over a six power plan. Malik vetoes, Wu defends, and Britain and India urge restraint while Washington plans weekend discussions with Truman and Attlee to shape action. A Mississippi hunter, Mabel Cooper, bags a 100 pound deer.
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Associated Press
Atomie Svar Toorthy
United Nations
Locay
Korea
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Security Council
Wa Hsiu-Chuan
China
U.S
Moscow
Atk
Peiping
Malik
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
Manchuria
Washington
Mey
Truman
Clement Attee
Assembly
Taft Promises GOP Backing for Korean War Effort
Taft pledges Republican support for the Korean War effort as President Truman seeks Congress approval of additional atomic and military funds. White House talks with Attlee focus on Korea and other security issues amid rising global tension and potential civilian economic impact.
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Board OF Health
Taft
Washington
Ohio
Aday
Truman
Congress
Union
Purser
Attlee
Great Britain
White House
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
Tritar
Michel V. Digulle
Toledo
Senate
GOP
United Nations
City official probes defiant owner over hazardous building
The City Board of Health asserts Samuel Cantor of Jamestown defied orders to repair the Zuckerman building on North Center Street. Fire Chief Ray Laurie and Health Officer Hurley Drake led inspections. a 30 day notice was issued with repairs incomplete. The board ordered a competent contractor to assess danger and consider arrest, and ordered closing of parts of the alley off Marsh Center Street for protection.
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City Board of Health
Thay
Zucker-man
North Center
Ajax Alley
Ray Laurie
Liser
Hurley Drake
Dan Williams
Lautrie
Samuel Cantar
James
Drake
East and Wear
Marsh Center Street
Plan to centralize civil defense under president’s authority
A National Resources Security Board plan would create a civil defense agency led by a $17 500 a year chief with broad power over military and atomic programs. The administration introduced the bill in the House, sending it to armed services then likely to Senate atomic committee. Critics warn of strong provisions ceding civilian authority over defense agencies and state and local defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Congress
National Resources Security Board
House
Rep.Durham
D-Ng
Armed Services Committee
Senate House Atomic Committee
Durham
Military Establishment and
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Earl Browder Jailed on Contempt Charge in Washington
Bart Browder, longtime No. 1 American Communist, jailed after failing to post 2500 bond on a contempt of Congress charge. Federal Judge Curran refused Browder’s request to remain free on his personal bond pending proceedings. Browder indicted earlier this week for refusing to answer questions before a Senate subcommittee investigating Communist influence in government. The judge queried his access to counsel as Browder stated he had no attorney and then indicated he would accept appointed counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Browder
Washington
Bart Browder
Congress
Edward M. Curran
Browder
Senate
MaxCarthy
R-Wis
Ottman
Tms
Truman and Attlee to Hold Series of Talks
London reports that Prime Minister Attlee will meet President Truman in Washington for talks. Officials say discussions will aim to shape a approach to Red China and Korea, with focus on UN forces in Korea and broader Far Eastern stability.
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Truman
Attlee
London
Dea
Prine Miniator
Edie
Washington
China
Korea
Wrijinh
Willi
Sind
Trak Torsine
aMmal W
United Nilione
Karey
United States
Ten Die In Halifax Department Store Fire Tragedy
A devastating blaze at Kays Ltd department store in Halifax destroys a four story building. Ten bodies recovered as rescue teams continue searches amid dangerous ruins and shifting debris. Investigators probe causes and the involvement of a Christmas window display igniting the fire. Local residents recall the dramatic escape and the fire’s rapid spread through the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. & Dee
Kays, Ltd
Roland Mulhliand
Queen Hao
Retirement ceremonies for two Raymond aides noted
Percie McCray of West Pleasant street and James Cassidy of East Main street retired after 34 and 28 years respectively at Raymond Mill Co. McCray, a machinist, began in 1917, while Cassidy led personnel after earlier executive roles. An office party honored Cassidy. McCray earned recognition at a plant party as well. Ambassador Kirk to returns home for two month U.S. tour.
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Veteray Raymond Mill. Co
Eta Gl
Percie McCray
West
Pleasant
Street
Fem
James Cassidy
East
Main Street
Army
McCray
Raymone
Raymone Firm, Was Employed At the Old Turnbuckle
Aero Supply Miz. Co, Inc
Cassidy
Plym
Brie
Raymond
Raymond Ofee
Pittsburgh firms join in wage hikes amid steel strike talks
The AP reports Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel and J and L Steel plan raises after U S Steel set a pace. Big Steel boosts hourly pay by 16 cents, with follow‑on increases expected nationwide as wage talks resume. Military leaders also plan a Western Europe defense force accord in a forthcoming NA military leaders meeting.
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Bethlehem
U.S Steel
Republic Steel
Sittshuhgh
Hite
Jnurestse
CTO
United Blees
Workra
LS Steel Corporation
Dratisley
Yeathelny
Wmpany
Bethehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Uslealye
Republic Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Republic
Jones and Loughlin Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel
Murray
Botl
GTO
Big Steel
Washington
Noorth Atlantic
Europe
Rural roads clogged as snowbound streets linger in WI district
Weather and heavy snow leave rural routes jammed with drifts up to three and four feet deep. City streets remain treacherous with motorists reporting stalled vehicles and plows working to clear major arterials in the wake of lingering conditions.
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HORNE
Lytlife
le Altoring
Weis
Rowle Ubrowsts
Warner
Alin Ty Chaney
Veteran Mail Carrier Harry B. Reynolds Retires
Harry B. Reynolds a rural mail Warner at Corry Post Ohio retires after seven years in the rural route and three years as a permanent employee. A farewell party at Franklin Rebekah Lodge honors his service with five officers and 40 attendees including Postmaster James P. Sullivan. Clyde Hall on behalf of Tisco Workers presents a table model radio.
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Harry B. Reynolds
T He Corry Post
Hall
My. Reynolds
Benchwood
N. d
Waynesleet
Reynolds
Department
Red
Cory
Boaz
Alabama
Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Te LO
Post
James P. Sullivis
Clyde Hall
Tisco
Poeta Department
Clair Fenno
Budget Approval Sets Millage At 17 For City Budget Of 137027
The City Council approved a record $137 027 budget while maintaining a 17 mill property tax levy marking the highest rate this century. The document outlines funds for salaries raises and relocation costs, with detailed figures on assessed values and tax impact, plus voter information for public hearings and upcoming readings.
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Jimape Connell
Wenena
Bae WU
Shurly
Rte
Willer Sweet
Sunune
Anil Manieruniey
Gorbo
Montly
Bast
Mehly Olson
Aly Lst
Teadines
Two More Buck Kills Reported At Galeton
The report notes two additional buck kills at Galeton with weights 115 and 125 pounds. Ronald Zenman took a 125 pound three pointer, while Nelson Thompson brought a 115 pound buck. A correction credits Vern Messenger for a previous 17 pound buck. BERGDOLL'S SON ARRESTED IN NEW YORK
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Chongchon
Mabel Cooper
Bear Lake
Army of Women Hillniters
North Center Street
Conve
Alan G. Kiri
Kirk. Te
Harry Reynolds
Laoves Postal Department
Toke
Nta
Bergdoll
New York
Alfred Beredoll
Grover Cleveland Bergeioll
Hye Germutt
Vibe Saling
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