Yank Airmen Blast Fleeing Reds In Korea Push
American warplanes roared over central Korean mountains as UN forces pushed ahead. General Almond said the Red retreat looked like a virtual rout with about 14,000 escaping while Allied pincers closed in despite heavy rains and mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clen Clements
Tokyo
United Nations
Rapia
Edward M. Almond
U.S
Iman UN
Seoul
Red
Pyongchang
Associated Press
Nate Polawelzky T
Taanhung
Mannhung
Hoengsong
Bryant B. Moore
Saltnday
Atmone
10Th
Chechon
Fifth Corps
Almond
Pay Hike Limits May Be Raised
Washington AP reports wage hike limits may be raised today by the Economy Stabilization Agency head, with an expected announcement on relaxing the wage-price formula. Officials say increases up to 10 percent could be allowed midyear if contracts signed before the freeze meet criteria, amid ongoing Wage Stabilization Board controversy and resignations by labor members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F. Green
Washington
O Ae
Economy Stabilization Agency
Forrents
Leis
Ides
Johnston Jainst
Wage Stabilization Board
Cyrus S Ching
Johnston
Charles F. Wilegon
Living Cost Breathes as Prices Dip and Hold
AP reports a temporary easing in the cost of living with prices pausing their rise for the first time in months. Food prices especially meat show modest declines while overall demand, driven by household behavior, remains cautious amid abundant supply in several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Jon
Bay Yields Body Of Dothan Man
The body of W. C. Newton of 196 North Gates Street Dothan was found floating in St Andrews Bay near Bay Front Park Panama City. A coroner's jury was empaneled and an autopsy may be ordered. Newton, a carpenter foreman with Chapman Construction Co has a wife and two children in Dothan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Newton
North Gates Street
Dothan
St. Andrew's Bay
Panama
Justice of the Peace
Wo & Folkrs
Panama City
Newton
Chapman Construction Co
I Paname City
Scrinpheld
Bay
Allison Smith
City
Smith
Euch
W Mayes
Pat Chapman
Sid Newton
Chapman
Hayes
Tax writers predict delay in new levies
President Truman's tax program faces a slow path as lawmakers cite the scale of the plan and dispute over funding. Republicans blame the White House push for a two phase tax program, while Democrats emphasize the complexity and caution required. Municipal bonds' tax status dominates hearing but is unlikely to affect overall revenue. Red Cross appears in the closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Chaney Washington
LLP
Truman
House
Mr. Truman
White House
Daniel A. Reed
New York
David TL. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
U. & Conference of Mayors
Vincent R. Inpollitteri
New pYore City
Ditch Clearing Blasts Rock West Dothan
Explosive clearing work in a drainage ditch near West Dothan unsettled residents as dynamite previously authorised by the Transfer Board of Revenue shook houses and rattled dishes. No damage was reported amid the blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Elubares
Transfer Board of Revenue
Private Anglo USSR Peace Talks Unlikely
British officials indicate they will refuse to enter four separate peace talks with the Soviet Union. A Moscow note urged improved Anglo Soviet relations and bilateral talks with Britain, but London prefers discussing East West issues at a four power foreign ministers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaler
London CP
Britain
Russia
France
United States
Gussin
Great Britain
USSF
Ralph Jordan Wins API Coaching Job
AUBURN AP Ralph Jordan former University of Georgia line coach is hired by Auburn as head football coach on a five year contract at an undisclosed salary. He replaces Ewrl Brow who was fired two weeks ago amid poor season results and off field turmoil. Jordan, an Auburn alumnus, brings military service and extended coaching background to the program amid a tense athletic department shakeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britzentrols
David Keny
Moscow
Britain
Rata
Russia
Auburn
Ralph Jordan
University of Georgia Line
Auldin Today
Jeff Beard
Jorean
Ewrl Brow
Eeach
Peace
Jack Meagher
Army Eneineers Corps
Europe
Wader Meagher
Ith
Miami Seahawks
Wally Butts
Georgia
Sorden
Nos
Man Cooper
Jordan
Brown
Hay
Gorton
Trial of Collazo Opens in Truman Assassination Case
Oscar Collazo a Puerto Rican revolutionary goes on trial in Washington for the attempted assassination of President Truman and the White House guard deaths and injuries at Blair House last November 1. Prosecutors seek the death penalty if convicted. defense cites temporary insanity defenses and psychiatric evaluation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oscar Collazo
President Tyman
White House
Truman
Blair House
Leslie Coffelt
Griselio Toresola
Col Sazo
Alan Goldsborough
Torresot
Coffee
Collazo
iMe
Ate
Collaza
Torresola
U.S
George Ee Fay
Fannatical Nationalist Party of
Puerto Rico
Insular
Decision In Cases 101 11 Communists Awaited In Capital
The Supreme Court faces a decision today on the 11 Communist leaders convicted in New York in October 1949 for violating the Smith Act by conspiring to teach and advocate overthrow of the government. A ruling upholding convictions could trigger nationwide mass meetings and protests led by the Communist Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Sacco - Vanactli
Tom Mooney
Scottsboro
Tfthe
New York
Senate Unit Okays Rent Curb Extension
The Senate Banking Committee approved a three month extension of rent control beyond the March 3 expiration. Chairman Burnet R. Maybank said the panel unanimously directed him to introduce the extension and will consider further action when it reviews the Price and Wage Control Act due to expire June 30. He did not specify potential changes to current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Banking Committee
Burnet RB
Maybank
D-Sc
Dallas RFC bribery inquiry hearing in Washington
Senate investigators heard John B. Skiles, former Dallas RFC official, testify that Dallas lawyer Ross Bohannon offered to influence a $20 million loan to Texmasa Corp. Bohannon and Merle Young gave conflicting accounts about a $95,000 fee. both denied a deal. Skiles recalled Bohannon at a Dallas Christmas party promising a fat fee for moving Young’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Sap
John B. Skiles
Dallas Rfc
Dallas
Ross Bohannon
Texmasa Corp
Skites
Senate
Bohannon
Merle
Young
Washington
Hoharmon
Sendle Bankeing
Skilee
William M. Bayle, Jr
Democratic
Natice
Skiles
RFC
Dawson
Truman
Bradley Warns Emergency Remains High Despite Talks
Washington KP Bradley told the House Armed Services Committee the emergency remains as great as six months ago and warned against being lulled by peace talks. He said American forces in Korea total about 250,000 with more to be sent, and that total UN troops are not disclosed. He opposed lowering draft age and argued for continued readiness for 10 to 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
Joint
Chiefs of Staff
House
Armet Services Committee
Korea
Defense Department
Mittee
W. Stertin Coe
R. NY
Dave
Nordid
United Nations
Organized Reserve
National Guard
August H. Andresen
R. - Minn
Wes
Lawmakers hear limits on troops to Europe risk
Adviser Sherman Cooper warned Congress that limiting or delaying U S troop deployment to Europe could be the greatest surrender to Soviet aggression. Senators Connally Russell Taft weighed proposals linking European contributions to defense to troop transfers, with Eisenhower deployments underscored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Connally
Russell
D-Ga
Neitaea
Senate
Erin Igat
Wester Burane
al Man
Taft
Ohio
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cnet
Congress
Tals Cals County
Kickoff Breakfast in Red Cross Drive Planned Downtown
A kickoff breakfast for Red Cross volunteers in Dothan is set for tomorrow at Charcoal Steak House. Downtown workers will canvass firms and stores starting at 9 am to enroll residents, with Dr. James M. Welden directing general solicitation and local committee heads guiding industrial and residential drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red. Cross
Rufus Davis
Nan
Charcoal Steak House
A. m
Fire Aires
General Campagn
Dothan
James M. Welden
Davis
Billy Mullen
W. K. Hott
Enterace Bishop
Teader
Han- Taling
Xelixita
Funda
Houston County
Harry Council
Olenn Johnson
Richmond
NcClintock
Dan Morigen
Coke Jones
al Rodenbouss
Jett Hudson
BR. A. Dowling
Bill Evans
Albert Logue
Dr. C. Hy
Paltevn Billoweint
Richmotd
Ern ‘Malling
Jamnen ‘Tin Hi
Alta Lee
M Ax Dowling
Bill Waters
George H. Walene
Leon Harvard
John Stowers
Dri Jegery
B. McDaniel
Herman bin ES Eae
Wales
Gara Te Ke
Allied Naval Setup Will Have Two Areas
Prime Minister Attlee announced a two area Allied naval command structure with a single Atlantic theatre supreme commander. Admiral Sir Philip Vian will command the eastern and western areas under American leadership potentially headed by Admiral William Fechteler, as Churchill urged careful consideration of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Jacl London
Jantit Paet
Winston Chorenitl
House of Common
William M. Fechteler
Ailles
Defense
Emanuel Stanwell
Attlee
Mediterranean
Philip Vian
Atlantic
Attiee
Confederate Leader Succumbs At Selma
SELMA AP Gen James L Moore age 9 commander of the United Confederate Veterans died today after a cerebral hemorrhage. He was among Alabama’s last surviving Confederate veterans and had a long postwar career. He enlisted as a youth with Morgan's Partisan Rangers and later attended Virginia Military Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
James l. Moore
United Confederate Veterans
Moore
Alabama
Newnie
Morgan
Partisan Rangers
Wheeler
Scott
Virgiois Military Institute
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Ralpa Jordan
iDitch Clearing
West Dothan
API
Senate Unit
Seerfc
Donald Dawson
Pratin
BY Frank Eleazer
Red Cross
Churchill
EEGA
Clement Attlee
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