Near zero temperatures paralyze front action in Korea
A North Korea front is frozen by six below to near zero temps. 90,000 Chinese face U S First Corps as U S Marines rush Arctic clothing and Skim coats to chill troops. Seventh Division pushes toward Changjin reservoir while Red battalions attack Pyonggan.
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North Korea
Associated Press
Seoul
Korea
First Corps
Mountin
Rowery Stith
U. S
Kaela
Daogh
Changin Reservoir
Associated Preas
Tom Stone
James ©. Evans
Columbus
Purgsan
Kapsan
Pusan
Pungsan
U.S
Rochester
A. S. Tenth Corps
Drayzhon River
Hapa
U. A. Seventh Division
Pyonggane
Continue Hunt For Missing Boy
Six year old Eddie Collins, son of Mary Collins, disappeared from a country school yard. Police seek his father and two witnesses while investigators track a maroon car and two men linked to the case. The boy had been with Roy E. Richwine Jr. and awaits a court hearing on adoption plans.
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Williams Grove
Finndy
California
Eddie Collins
Mary Collins
Harrisburg
Roy E. Richwine, Jr
Charles
Collins
Richwine
Eddie
Frank O. Russell
Tampa
Fla
Torrance
Calif
Dudie
Army Calls For 40 000 Draftees in January
Washington reports the Army seeks 40,000 draftees in January as part of a broader call totaling 250,000 conscripts for the wartime surge. The plan distributes 70,000 monthly targets through December, with service eligibility tied to a screening system. Navy and Air Force rely on volunteers to supplement manpower.
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Army
Associated Press
Washington
Army Today
Korea
Navy
Air
Taft Signals Candidacy for 1952 GOP Nomination
Senator Taft, presenting himself as able to win key industrial counties, said he could carry regions around Cleveland and major cities in Ohio. He noted he would not campaign actively but would accept the nomination if asked.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taft
New York
Philadelphia
Pitteburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
California
Thomas Dewey
Janes H. Dut
Pennsylvania
Senate
Eren M. Dirksen
Cook County
Gy. Ray) Warren
CBS Takes Case for Color TV to Public
CBS launches color TV demonstrations in New York at a Fifty Avenue showroom to drum up public acceptance and demand for CBS color receivers. With ten sets used daily, free tickets mirror radio and TV broadcast access as FCC experimental authorization enables color programming starting November 20 in Washington and then other cities.
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Pronescamera
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fifty Avenue
CBS Color
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
CBS
Washington, D. C
Senate split on new foreign aid with delays and demands
Two senators from opposing parties insisted any new foreign aid plan include a definite objective and steps to reach it before approval. Senator Ferguson and Senator Green pressed for thorough study and lower costs, while Taft urged careful examination of the economic impact and defense needs for Europe.
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Taft
Associated Press
Washington
Ferguson
Rmich
Senate
Ores
D-Rn
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Taf
R-Ohio
United States
Congress
Andersoff
Gverguson
Green
Gordon Gray
Army
Trump
Gray
Michigan
Gray Report
State Department
Six bishops re elected and one new bishop named
Dayton November 14 Six bishops were reelected and one new bishop chosen by the general conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church The board of bishops was reduced from nine to seven members The new bishop is Dr D T Gregory of Dayton executive secretary of the denomination s board of administration for 19 years He was chosen on the second ballot Bishops reelected were I D Warner J B Showers E Epp T B er and F L Dennis Bishop A R Glippinger of Dayton and Bishop John S Stamm of Harrisburg reach retirement age and will retire December 31 Bishop W O Weidler of Kansas City has died since the conference was held Earlier the conference decided to select four bishops from the former United Brethren Church and three from the former Evangelical Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
General Conference
Evangelical United Brethren Church
D. ‘T. Gregory
Board of Adinistration
I. D. Warner
Puente
Cali
J. B. Showers
Hartis
Board of Bishops
United Brethren Church
Evangelical Church
School Board Weighs Tax Collections and Coach Raises
The Corry Board of Education discussed tax collection policy, considering city collection through the tax collector, after noting nearly $10,000 in delinquent taxes collected by the county. They deferred a decision, will study further, and may conference with Tax Collector Trene Mullen.
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Montis
Corry
L. B Graham
Horiey Johnson
Johnson
Graham
Tx Cnllector
Trene Mullen
Lou Hanna
Nick Bogden
Victor Gragg
Lawrence Douglas
Shay
Therio
Hanna
Douglas
al Enployes
Elstedians
Stanley Anderson
May McCormick
McCormicle
Cobbett
Anderson
Roger Brown
Venezuela closes borders after acting president is shot
Venezuela suspended civil liberties and imposed a dusk to dawn curfew following the assassination of Lt. Col. Carlos Delgado Chalbaud, head of a three man military Junta that seized power in 1948. The oil rich nation with 4,006,000 people faced immediate government action after Chalbaud died of gunshot wounds.
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Caracho
Vermsueu
Venezuela
Carlos Delgado Chalbaud
Delgado
Venezies
Derailment Crashes Pennsylvania Line Delays Service
A major derailment near Cony involving 89 rail cars blocked a single track between Olean and Emporium. Rescue crews worked through the night as cranes and excavators cleared mangled ore cars and recovered bodies. Traffic rerouted to parallel lines while authorities investigated the cause of the crash.
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Ils
Deerhead Inn
Cony
Salo Hidsiy
Corry
Glenn
Olean
Emparhum
Route 17
Penny
Warn On Date For Mailing Overseas
The note warns readers about mailing overseas during postwar times. It mentions shipments to Korea, Greeny, and Japan and calls for timely action before a deadline. It notes assurances that some packages will arrive and references December 2.
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Wits
Striking Bell Workers Clash with Police at Philadelphia Exchange
CIO Communications Workers union members and others clashed with police for 45 minutes in front of Trinity exchange to block Bell operators from entering. Seven strikers were arrested as the effort to keep non striking Bell employees from working failed.
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Associated Preav
Philadelphia
Bell
Trinity Exchange
Darling Ulough
Awever
CIO Communications Work@s
Two Prisoners Given Additional Terms in Court
In Centre county court two recaptured escapees from Rockview prison received extra terms. James Hall, 25, of Fayette county, already serving two and a half to five years for burglary, was given an additional two to four years. Crawford county resident Bestl Howerk, 3, serving one and a half to five years on burglary, received an extra one to four years.
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Bellafonte
Rockview
Centre County Court
James Hall
Fayette County
Larryoy Cherie
Dudge Tran Waliur
Bestl Howerk
Crawhford
Corry Soldier Wounded Again Amid Korean War Action
The Keppel family of Aeaghd AVEOU reports their daughter, a Corry soldier, wounded in Korea and recovering in hospital. She was later to be transferred to a U S Army hospital in Japan after escaping a North Korean and Chinese assault near the Yalu River where Company D of the Fifth Cavalry Division faced severe combat.
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Neceyi
Korea
Greeny
Japan
Metisuyos
James Keppel
Janey Keppel
Kong
S Army
Firs Cavalry
Yul
Wits
Anne
Saul
Corey
Newspaper Tieup May End Today EveR
Newspaper workers face vote on ending a six week strike that has crippled Pittsbrimpl area papers. Union members planned membership meetings as publishers discuss a peace formula while drivers and mailers prepare to review the proposal today.
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Pmeio Ny
Stirf Metro
Pittsbrimpl
Press
Sun-Telestaph
Post-Gazette
Ifey
Yeuit
Iast
New Development to Aid Thyroid Treatment
A new application of a scintillation counter announced in the medical world promises to largely replace the Geiger counter in thyroid treatment and other medical uses. Doctors say it enables safer detection of atomic radiation and could ease restrictions on radioactive materials in hospitals industry and agriculture.
Wreckage Located of Canadian Airliner on Alpine Peak
Canadian airliner with 57 aboard in Alps found by search teams on snowbound peak near Grevoule France. Pilgrims including Monsignor and 10 Canadian priests among the passengers. one American passenger identified as 65-year-old Cylvenpe R. Bylora of Brooklyn.
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Gremoble
France
Sani Sever anoWmien
Fey
Renova
Teraiy Bulginnes
Jolie Shaw
Jeuveh Party
Pope Pils
DC Halenging
Rome
Paris
Moniz
Cylvenper Bylora
Brooklyn
Marguerite Carhiarine Burgensky
Wits
J. Alterville Bureau
Forliar
Faculty of
Ear Noisieat Law
Quebec
Laval
Galidles
Canstin
Provigke
Smt
Trlonde
Itis
NASA i
Aroushouy
Puveritite Elie
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Alesnte
Tiem
Johar
Will N
Changjin Reservoir
Fyonggang
Colcr TV
Puauc
ATE
U. B. Conference
Eenefar
Davison
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tony
Erie
Eri
Uecaus
Tibet
Suggess
Thalbeed
Nathan Ay
Sion
Sig
India
China
Chinesane
Lune
Tibutan
Tryzve Lie
Suipressien
Cagessiauil
Pelphryt
Sunderdiays
Aue
Romain
Chis
Torend Messires Peiping
Mit Ols Foltes
Altoona Blaze
Altoona
Megh
George Hahn
Nell Abbert
Bhbert
Elaine
i _aid
Neal Ebben
Bhber
Willian
Tommy
Flor- Longe
Wilum Burt
Vid Abbert
Ane
Burk
Ebbert
Une
Tammy Wing
Ale Torney
Mothe
Eline
Ferh
Masnes
Eriannel
Simen
Baele Fata
Ferna
Cyl
Ars
Mount L’obiou Range
Grevoule
Phe Clestreser
Caradian Wirlinee
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