UN Offensive Collapses As Chinese Attack Intensifies
Allied forces pull back from Chongju and retreat near the Manchurian border as Beijing redeploys more than 100000 troops. U N lines shift along a 80 mile front with heavy casualties and indirect censorship shaping daily dispatches.
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U.S
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Republic of Korea
Tae Chor
Witack
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Don White
United Nations
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Tokyo
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Troop and Freight Train Collide In Georgia
A troop train collided with a freight train near Savannah Georgia injuring three soldiers and minor injuries to several others. The crash occurred when the freight brake failed and troops attempted to stop the train at Camp Racke. Oil fires damaged both trains and the depot as crews worked to account for everyone.
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Ansommced
W. Collins
Sereven
Sid
Savannah
Penn a Gasco ties in southwest gas after snow storm
Ten million cubic feet of gas daily are pouring into the Pennsylvania Gas Company lines from the Tennessee Gas Transmission line. President W H Locke says the tie-in was completed at 2 PM Saturday in a snow storm. The extra gas should prevent shortages and industrial curtailments, though storage gas was tapped to complete the connection. No new customers are being added despite the influx.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Tennessee Gas
W. H. Locke
Lowo
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Corry
H. ©. Price Co
Cuyter Hill
PGG
Ross
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Route 8 To Erie Reopens To Traffic After Works
The Route 8 to Erie reopened to traffic today after completion of roadwork between Wattsburg and Erie. State Police said the rad was closed all summer and a major rebuilding between Lowville and Hammell was part of spring plans. Motorists were urged to use caution as berms remain soft and final work is pending.
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Erie
Wattsburg
Rad
Erse
Corry-Erie
Lowsville
Hammell
Ghent
Snow halted fire truck as blaze destroys Corry home
A Woolstrum family of five lost their home and barn after a fire spread rapidly in wind driven snow. Corry Fire Department faced roadblocks from two feet of snow while responding within minutes of a 1 p.m. call. Parts of the property may be insured. the family seeks temporary housing with Ruth Piaennene.
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Corry
Harvey Woolstrum
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Woolstrum
Edward Lee
Warner's Corners
Woolstram
Ruth
Piaennene
Leo Nollinger
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Deer Season Opens Today Amid Snowbound Hunters
The 1950 deer season began at 9 am with hundreds of hunters statewide in pursuit of does while an antlerless window precedes a nine day buck season through Saturday December 9. Severe winter conditions limit hunters in many counties and the State Game Commission urged cautious hunting to prevent crop damage.
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Weil
State Game Commission
Thomas D. Frye
Executive Game Commission
Bedford
Cameron
Centre
Clearfield
Clinton
Elk
Franklin
Fulton
Tuanuts
Mifflin
Perry
Pike
Snyder
Sullivan
Charles Barone Nick Boxing Championship Postponed
Chairman Paul D. Cain announced the City Boxing Commission will order the Charles Barone heavyweight title fight postponed. The contest was scheduled for tomorrow night in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Paul D
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City Boxing Commission
Charles-Nick Barone
Northeastern Storm Leaves 214 Dead and Economic Paralysis
The weekend storm sweeping the Atlantic seaboard killed 214 people and caused massive damage from New York to Mississippi. New England losses reach $100 million as snow and wind cripple commerce, heat, and power. Cities like Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Columbus, Akron, Youngstown and Dayton struggle with outages and closed schools. Major factories and transit halted, with Ohio and Pennsylvania bearing heavy shutdown costs and emergency M
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Ohio
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Columbus
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Youngstown
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Maine
Marylaid
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Virginia
New Hampshire
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H. J. Heinz Company
Bodies of plane victims to remain entombed on Mount Moran
Rescue teams decide not to retrieve remains from the DC-3 crash site on Mount Moran after the wreckage is deemed too dangerous to access. Missionary party members, including 13 adults and children, will stay in the icy tomb until spring, per mountain climbers and local experts. Reverend Ivan B. Olsen of North Platte Neb. comments on peril of attempting salvage.
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Wyn
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Herbertine
Thales
Ivan B. Olsen
North Platte
Neb
Austin Plans Reply to Chinese Reds Charges
The United States plans a counterattack in the United Nations against Chinese Communist charges of U S aggression in Formosa. Warren Austin prepared questions for the Chinese spokesman Wu Hsü Chu when he testifies, aiming to press reasons for China’s entry into the Korean War and their future intentions.
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Associated Press
United States
United Nabions
Formoste
Korea
Warren R. Austin
Wo Hsul Chuualy
Pounell
Z. S
Foren
Lee
Formosan
Uistos
Chiang Kai
Russia
Jacob A. Malik Wu
Malik
Ruraiin
Downell
Head On Route 97 Crash Causes Major Vehicle Damage
A head on collision on Route 97 amid deep snow caused about 900 in damage. Rev. Wayne Hamilton 84 of Danville Indiana and Mrs Hamilton 54 of Grosse Pointe Michigan were involved. Mrs Hamilton suffered a head injury and was taken for examination. Damages include a 400 Chevrolet sedan and a 500 Cadillac sedan.
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Wayne Hamilton
Danville Ind
Grosse Point
Mitt Hamilton
Watrfott
Iecase
Hamilton
Rev. Hamilton
Browder and Five Others Indicted for Contempt of Congress
Earl Browder the leading American Communist and five others were indicted on charges of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions from congressional committees during investigations into Communist influence. Frederick Vanderbilt Field Philip J. daffe Edward A. Rumely and two others were named in related counts for refusing or concealing information.
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House
Investigatine Committee
Emergency Declared As Pennsylvania Hit By Severe Storms
Governor WH. Dul declares a state of emergency as flooding snow and high winds devastate western and eastern Pennsylvania. Power outages telephone failures and transport chaos spread across cities including Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Continued damage reported as crews mobilize.
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Neler
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Weller
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British Lawyer To Defend Reds At Supreme Court
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal of convicted Communist leaders with British lawyer D. N. Pritt to possibly appear, but the court refused to delay the session. The defendants requested postponement to January 22 or later to accommodate Pritt who had a prior engagement. The court granted two hours for the argument, shorter than the usual allotment.
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Washington
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Red
Pritt
Wile
Snowstorm disrupts Corry area closing schools and delaying travel
Corry and surrounding townships shut down as a major snowstorm dumps up to two feet of snow. Roads reopen gradually, banks and offices report absenteeism, and many schools and colleges remain closed. The Allegheny River rose, traffic limited, with forecasts calling for more snow and cooler temperatures.
City Storm Flood Watch Affects Corry Streets
Winter storm disrupts Corry and eastern Pennsylvania with heavy snow and mixed precipitation. Road crews battled to clear Main Street and side streets as predicted rainfall and lingering flooding raised concerns for other towns. Weather figures from observer George Muldevick noted moisture leading to potential floods in western Pennsylvania.
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Papelynne
Wworkine
Irvine
Aluough Nou
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Paul Yentuscuvy
George Muldevick
Seria
Pennnylvania
Pennsylvania Nurses Face Salary Crisis Amid Shortage
Kathleen F. Miller of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association said the salary crisis has driven many nurses below reasonable wages. She noted the average monthly pay for general duty nurses is about 217 to 237 dollars lower than the national average, with 10,080 nurses needed to meet demand.
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