Military Leaders Seek Long Tension Over War
Washington officials outline the Defense Department strategy of partial mobilization hoping for an extended period of high international tension rather than a major war. Secretary Marshall warns against public fatigue and warns that prolonged strain could lead to weakness unless Americans sustain sacrifices and readiness.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress
Defense
George C. Marshall
Pentagon
Remington perjury trial opens with Communist ties alleged
U S Attorney Saypol states witnesses will prove William W. Remington died denying he was a Communist. The 35-year-old ex Commerce Department economist is accused of perjury after being fired, reinstated, then indicted for misleading the loyalty review. Prosecution claims he supplied War Production Board documents to a communist courier for delivery to Russia.
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New York
Willam W. Remington
Remington
Commerce Department
U. S
Irving H. Saypol
Baypol
Communist Party
War Production Board
Russia
Remington Firt
Elizabeth Bentley
Ideology to Be His Factor in India’s Political Outlook
Prime Minister Nehru argued that the clash between Communism and Democracy would be decided not on battlefields but by which ideology delivers better results. He warned there may be an intermediary system, urged realistic thinking, and contrasted U S capitalism with Soviet interpretations of Marxism.
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New Delhi
India
Minter Nehru
Indian Chemical Manufacturer's Association
Nehru
United States
Rusia
Chamber of Commerce to Hold Annual Banquet
The Cham ber of Commerce announces its annual banquet on January 22. Roger Wheeler manager of the LC of C says the place and speaker will be announced later.
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C of C
Chamber of Commerce
Roger Wheeler
LC of C
Turday
Violent Holiday Deaths In Texas Top National Toll
AP reports Texas saw 90 holiday deaths across three days, including 45 traffic fatalities the highest state toll. Seventeen burned to death, 15 shot to death, five drowned, two fatally stabbed, and other causes listed with names and places across Texas.
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Associated Press
Texas
California
Catholics to Increase Prayers for Holy Year Extension
Vatican announces papal bull Per Annum Sacrum extending Holy Year through 1951. Catholics worldwide urged to intensify prayers for peace with specified five Our Fathers and Hail Marys and the Pope’s intentions, plus the Queen of Peace invocations and Salve Regina.
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Vatican City
Pius KO
Vosservatore Romano
Vatican
L'Osservatore
Ibniko
Calls For Training Of Nation's Youth
Senator Cain urged a nationwide military training system to prepare youth amid fears of world communism. Senate armed services committee to hold hearings on manpower shortages as the country mobilizes for possible war. Officials estimate over 1,000,000 youths annually needed for armed forces to meet Truman goals of 3.5 million.
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Cain
R-Wash
Free World
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Truman
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Armed Services Committee
American Legion Auxiliary
Pateros
Wash
Gusty Cold Front Ends Unseasonably Warm Texas Holiday Weather
A gusty cold front moved into Texas ending the warm holiday spell. North Texas saw winds up to 40 mph with dust, as temperatures dropped into the 20s to 40s across Panhandle to East Texas. Forecasters expect a cold wave in the far north and clearer skies as the front passes.
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Texas
U. S
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Seuth Pleus
West
Latbe
Dallas-Fort Worth
Ardmore
Oklahoma City
Ludbock
Dalhart
Brownsville
el Paros
Bar
Alice
South Texas
Full Censorship Shuts In At Eighth Army HQ Korea
Tokyo dispatch reports U S Eighth Army headquarters in Korea under full censorship. Five journalists accredited to Lt General Matthew B Ridgeway may use only two controlled telephones. Regular press briefings resume as officers set 30 minutes to file dispatches for censorship. Associated Press correspondent notes operational limits.
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Tokyo
U. S
Eighth Army
Ko-rea
Matthew B. Ridgeways
Stalae Ficera
Eet Aityanion
Cenoreship
Innis Jones Found Dead At Home
Innis Jones 26 a retired plumber was found deceased Monday at 431 East Garfield Avenue shortly after noon. Justice of the Peace O J Vineyard ruled natural causes after Jones had been under care in a hospital last November. Funeral plans await arrival of relative Wednesday.
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Thug Jones
East
Garfield Avenue
Justice of the Peace
J. Vineyard
Henry Seale
Geale
Jones
Pao
Civil Service
Three Termed in City Court Tuesday Hearings
Three cases were heard in city court Tuesday. Joe Salasar and Lomas, Patricia Rann were tried for various offenses. Details scarce. records indicate fines or actions issued in Cor eneae and related parties.
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Corenae
Joe Salasar
Lomas
Patricia Rann
Three Oklahoma Students Die in Plane Crash Near Hope
Three University of Oklahoma students died when a single engine aircraft exploded and crashed ten miles south of Hope Arkansas. Identified were Prod Jones Jr of Oklahoma City Rey M Allen 26 Guthrie Okla and J L Johnson 22 Amarillo Texas. Allen had just passed the bar and was to graduate from OU Law School next month. The crash occurred en route to Miami Florida and New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl game.
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University of Oklahoma Law School
Unicrpat
Texas
Jones
Oklahoma
Roxie Henry
State Wishwey 29
Oklahoma City
Miami
New Orleans
Mikael
Civil Aéronautical Authority
Lie
Sun GE
Fred Jones
Ah Aulanybie
Mrs Walker To Attend Rites For Father In Law
Mrs Bam Suns Walker plans to leave Pittsburgh for the Arlington Cemetery funeral of her father in law Lt General Welton H Walker. Her aunt Mrs Samuel Round received a Christmas Day call from her husband Captain Gam Sims Walker in Japan detailing the statement.
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Pittsburgh
Bam Suns Walker
Arlington Cemetery
Welton H. Walker
Samuel Round
Walker
Gam Sims Walker
Japan
UN Forces Brace for Major Offense Near Seoul
Reports from Tokyo describe South Korean and Chinese Communist forces clashing near Kaesong and Seoul as UN troops await a full scale attack. Lt. Gen Ridgway arrived to command the Eighth Army after the death of Walker, with massed Red forces along a 120 mile front across Korea ready to strike.
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Republic of Korea
Korangpo
Kaesong
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Red
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VA. 8
Eighth Army
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10Th Corps
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Korea
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