Allies Drive Into Wonju Amid Snowbound Korean Battle
Allied forces forge into Wonju and its outskirts in a blistering snow battle that stalls a Communist drive toward the Eighth Army retreat south of Seoul. UN units, including Second Division and multinational infantry, retake ground while North Korean divisions maneuver and air power is limited by weather.
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Ideonju
Korea
Eighth Army
Geel
Wonju
Soul
Souiheatt
Seoul
United Nations
Reda
Douglas MacArthur
Osan
Beli
Pusan
MacArthur
al- Hed
An- Song
Fifth Air Force
Wae
Wordly
Hema
Adkins Qualifies For Re Election To City Commission
John Adkins qualifies to run again for a seat on the City Commission after the Executive Committee selects five candidates. The primaries are set for March 6 and 20, with the latter possibly unnecessary if a candidate wins in the first primary. Also mentioned are J. B. Davis and M. Bentley as part of the qualifying process and committee actions.
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John Adkins
Sicily
Himt Walt
Ives
Privarez
J.B. Davis
Adkins
Nat
Somalia
Davis
M. Bentley
Tn Quality
Nightspot drops dancing permit after zoning dispute
Wagon Wheel operators surrendered their state beer license dance hall permit unconditionally at the request of Police Commissioner Jim Brennan. The permit issued Jan. 3 was returned. Brennan said the city cannot control the ABC Board beer license. Zoning board ruling on legality of a dance hall in a restricted area was pending due to lack of a quorum. About 20 nearby residents opposed changes. the club has operated as a restaurant since being sold by the American Legion.
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Jim Brennan
Y Hall
Brennan
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Dothan
Fiveman Zoning Adjustment Board
Zoning Board
Brenan
Brennan Ald
Outh Dothan
American Legion
Neghborhood
ABC Board
Neil C Davis Named to Parole Board Slate
Gov Elect Gordon Perry selects Neil C Davis editor of The Lee County Bulletin for the Parole Board role. Davis, a long time Alabama political figure, served in World War II and has led state editorial initiatives. He is married with three children and is a former columnist and association award winner.
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Montgomery
Awbunt
Gordon Pere Song
Harane
Neil
Davis
Lee County Bulletin
State Democractic Executive Committee
Congressioons
Naonal Party
Polytechne Medeste
Auburn
Omicron Delia Kawoh
Serena
Washington
Alabama Preen
Na Fional
Geld
Politica Cause
Wna Ng
Th & He
Henrietta of
Columbue
Fouy Thau i
Pitts
The
New Parole Board
Ap Pointes
Hartford
Guariss P. Davis
Northwest
Georgia
Lee Pounty Bulletin
Pusres di
Dothan
Top Demos Rally To Truman Aid On Western Europe
Senate Democrats push Truman defense plan for Western Europe amid Republican opposition. Douglas advocates affirming security pacts and march toward a European defense force under the North Atlantic Treaty framework. Senate talks also involve price controls on meat as inflation concerns rise at the Agriculture Department meeting.
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Truman
Washington
Senate
Democrats
Western Europe
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
McFarland
Arizona
Douglas
Me McMahon
Fulbright
Europe
Waugles
Wherry
Nebraska
Ete Truman
Congress
Talli
Ohio
Ilo
Vermont
Centar Republican
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
Agriculture Department
Brannan
Alan Valenting
Michael
Sali
Valentine
Dworshak
DiSalles
Small Firms Face Threat as War Mobilization Looms
Miami Beach reports Senator Sparkman warns thousands of small businesses may close in early war mobilization. He cites production planning gaps and material shortages like steel, urging Congress to back small firms through a new defense plan act to finance plant expansion and help secure needed machinery, with aim to keep outfits in defense work.
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Miami Beach
U.S
Sparkman D-Aley
National Automobile Desters Association
Sparkman
Alassama
Naif
Geal Mterprises
Fie
Ibe
Congress
Senate
House
Patman
DeTex
Lonna
Dr W M Ryles Dies At Home In Ashford
Dr W M Ryles oldest practicing physician in Houston County died at his Ashford home after a short illness. Arrangements are pending the arrival of his son from Georgia. Surviving include his wife Jessie F Kyles, a son William H Ryles, and a brother Dr C M Ryles.
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Mr. Ryles
Houston County
Ashford
Georgia
Ward
Wilson
Ryan
Jassie F. Kyles
William H. Reles
Warner Robles Field, Ga
Dr. Ic. Mn, Ryles
Marianne
Acheson Opens Door to Policy Talks With Republicans
Secretary Acheson said he would be glad to talk with Senator Taft or any minority party member on foreign policy matters. He warned UN failure to solve Korea could erode prestige, but dismissed calls for a strong UN action as overstatement. Taft urged talks with Truman to seek joint domestic and foreign support.
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Washington
Acheson Joy
Tale Wight
Taft
Acheson
United Nations
Korea
Sit
Lion
Senate
Adrian
Cutt
Nascional Press Club
Truman
Tait
Dormethic
Ield
Tromanym
Detansy Merahell
Truman Aims for Balanced Budget and Consider Sales Tax
Secretary Snyder said President Truman will urge a balanced federal budget for 1952 with potential tax increases and a nationwide sales tax under study. The plan hinges on next year’s revenues and expenditures, with hearings planned by the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
John W. Snyder
Truman
Canavesa
Snyder
Congress
S ‘Smyder
Treasury
House
Senate
San
Walter F. George
D-Gaj
Robert L. Doughton
Styder
The
Roughton
Clinton P. Anite
Anderson
Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Eugent
Millikin
R-Colo
GOP
Barsfucey
Waterway Fund Proposed for Inland Waterway Project
Washington AP reports a House bill introduced with a $20 million appropriation for the Tempeare Tom Clehee Inland waterway construction to serve the Southeast. Delegate Etatt of Alabama supported the funding.
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Washington
Marshall Urges Drage Hike in Universal Military Service Plan
Washington AP Frank Eleazi reports General George C Marshall urged Congress to adopt a universal military service program requiring all 18-year-olds to enter the armed forces for 27 months. He pitched a four to six month training and reserve component, stressing it would deter world tensions and safeguard the nation while protecting civilian economy.
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Frank Eleazi
Washington
Pase Sec Wy
Defense
George C. Maret
al Today
Congress
Marshall
Dee
House Atmad Services Subvormnitter
Rttempt
Reserve Diticars Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mets
Senate Previredness Committee
A Services
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Fox
Agriculture and Labor Departments
Federal Security Agency
Ducatore
Solons Revamp Rules and Ballot Canvass Outcomes
The Montgomery legislature confirmed Gordon Fersons as governor after an official canvass showing the Democrat defeating Republican challenger Dr. John Crowder. James B. Allen named lieutenant governor with the new session organizing. Rep Roberts Brown elected House speaker and Sen Albert Boutwell president pro tempore, amid early appointments and organizational moves.
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Gesetan
Roberts Brown
L County
House
Albert Boutwell
Jefferton
Senate
Brown
Noble Russell
Menos
Tara Te Mo
Ates
Release Of Convicts Scored By Baxley
The Parole Board faced criticism over release actions amid a public protest in Dothan. T. J. Harris, jailed for first degree murder in Houston County in 1987, drew opposition as supporters argued for tighter parole rules. The controversy reached legislators, with a push to require public notice and support for parole applications and broader crime law amendments.
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Keener Baxley
Pemners Tee Fo Ae” Board
T. J. Harris
Houston County
Ruby Lee Collins
Harris
Henry and
Houston
Saxlex
Cincinnati
Dothan
Demand For Inquiry In Negro Charges Renewed
Reported remarks discuss renewed demand for inquiry into charges involving a Black soldier tied to Camp Rucker. The piece cites Governor Youngdahl and Humphrey, notes concerns about race, equality, and segregation in national guard camps, and mentions Stanely Stone in context of alleged abuse and misinterpretation claims.
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Rucker
Minneapolis
Camp
Ruckey
Sscme
Whit Sttlesea
Stanely Stone
Thye
Humphrey
Pace
Mier
E Youngdahty
National Guard
C.K
Mr. Stone
Camp East
Menai
Sieze
Rucke
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Mildred
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White House
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Solons
Solon
W. M. Ryles
Gop Bigwig
Drage
Baxley
Guy) Hardwick
Hametzing
Pny
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