Marines Near Prized Power Reservoir Amid Korean War Push
A column of U S Marines advanced unopposed through icy hills toward an angjin reservoir, within four miles of the target as North Korean and Chinese forces contended along the battleline. Westward, U S forces pressed near Yongbyon while heavy fighting and counterattacks occurred elsewhere on the peninsula.
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United Nations
Fareon
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Orangchon River
First Cavalry Division
St Yongbyon
Won
Youngbyon
Kun
U.S
Tais
Hammnis
North Korea
Changjin
U S Airmen Claim 48 Enemy Jets Destroyed
Washington reports U S Air Force planes destroyed 48 enemy jets and propeller planes from Nov 3 to 11 amid heavy snow. Dogfights claimed 15 MIGs and 16 Yaks, with 90 more aircraft destroyed on the ground. 1,470 sorties flown, about 700 combat missions including support for ground troops. A napalm strike targeted a group at Pyongyang wiping out 4T trash in the pocket.
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U. S
Jong Guki
U. 5
Korean Peninsula
Pyongyang
Last Minute Rush Opens On Auto Tags
Birmingham (AP) Veterans push for new license plates to fund trips home for Marines. Legion leaders say renewals add a 13 cent penalty with a $1.50 late fee and discuss possible extra penalties if funds aren’t paid. Veterans note many cannot afford the cost as they await return from Korea or Japan and urge quick action before renewals.
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Auromoule
Jude Albert Birmingham
Ameri
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L Ettice
House Corfide
Américan Legion
Aubrey — Johnston
Birmingham Posts
Koreas
Japan
Lee
West Coast
Paul E Smith
Bevin Calls Russian Proposal Insincere on Germany
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told Parliament that Russia’s proposal for a new four power meeting on Germany is unacceptable. He cited failure to disband East German Communist police and warned the Prague memorandum does not provide an adequate basis for negotiations. Bevin urged Moscow to honor prior agreements and warned talks must include all world problems, not just Russia’s terms. Churchill backed Bevin’s rejection, urging a united front.
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London
Dretary
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Russia
Germany
Bevin
Brittls
J. Bevin
Prat
Eestern Europe
United States
Britain
France
Fus
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Jdam
Russi
Pacific
Winston Churchill
Seta Bevin
Six Children Die In House Fire In EU Pa
A two story frame home in EU Pennsylvania was swept by a deadly blaze that killed six children aged 2 to 14. The victims included five children of Harvey Lee, 40, and his two year old brother-in-law. Parents were shopping downtown when the fire started.
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EU, Pa
Union Pickets Target Southern Bell Exchanges Across South
The CIO Communications Workers strike pickets key Southern Bell offices in Atlanta New Orleans Chattanooga Jacksonville Danville Carrollton and Birmingham. Supervisors manned long distance lines in Chattanooga while unions press demands amid limited service and roving pickets. The walkout follows Western Electric dispute with 15 cent hourly raise requested by workers today.
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CIO Communications Warr Waar America
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Southern Bell
Atlante
Com
New Orleana
Chattanooga
Jacksome
Fla
Danville
Carrollton
Ken
Atlanta
New Orleans
Manuelsy
Dial
Birmingham
Gadsden
Ala
Western Electric
Tke Southern Beil
American’ ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Yang Ones
Paralysis Leaves Honey Bear Warren After Polio Attack
SACRAMENTO CAN AP Paralyzed Nina Warren age 17 nicknamed Honey Bear showed improvement after polio attack. Doctors report muscles in hips and legs regained movement though weakness remains.Family celebrated the hopeful recovery as Nina may walk again with continued care and monitoring.
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Sacramento
Can
Esyl Warren
Nina
Boney Bear
Junkes
Harry Asia Nina
Hall
Union Chiefs Drive to Gain $1 Billion in Pay For Railmen
Four railroad unions plan a united push for over $1 billion in pay hikes. Leaders Kennedy Hughes Shiels and Reventon discuss ending the 40 hour week dispute and coordinating a broader cost of living increase. The groups seek Senate inquiry into the Railway Labor Act and past bargaining disruption by operators.
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Robert E. Lee
Washington
Vig
W. Park Kennedy
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Roy O. Hughes
Order of Railway Conductors
John ®. Shiels
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
David B. Revertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Senate
Ioyes
Unitms
Eeitheir
Eagle badges awarded to Ozark Scouts and leader
Four Ozark Scouts Parker Golf Paul Dalord Frank Head and Barry Brinks and Scoutmaster Genz Clouse of Ozark Troop 21 will receive the Eagle Scout award at a ceremony at the Ozark Community House. Dr G R Smith Southeast Alabama Scout Council Commissioner will preside starting at 7 p m.
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Ozark
G. R. Smith
Southeast Alabama Scout Council
Parker Golf
Paul Dalord
Frank Head
Barry Brinks
Genz Clouse
Ozark Troop 21
Europe Faces Christmas Decision on German Role in Defense
London AP reports Atlantic Pact deputies press for a definite decision by Christmas on how western Germany joins the western European defense system. Debates center on a supranational European Defense Council, German army contributions, and whether to delay army formation for council approval. US and Britain seek quicker action with Germany in division-strength forces. Generals Eisenhower and Bradley linked to urgency as November talks loom.
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London
Germany
European Defense Council
United States
Britains
Defense Council
Tan
Defense Army
Divinat D Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
U.S. i
Atentic
Londott
Overseas Gift Mailing Rules Reminder
Postmaster Saxon reminded readers of a 10 limit on overseas packages and other mailing regulations. Packages mailed by May 15 are promised to reach destinations by Christmas, with counseling to include proper destination country addresses and back to United Kingdom when applicable.
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Pacha Carlodge
Yard Saxon
Railroad Accused of Ignoring Order Against Segregation
Washington based South eon Railway faced accusations of continuing racial seating segregation in dining cars despite Supreme Court and government orders. Attorney Belford Lawson warned of a new lawsuit after a six year battle that produced a Supreme Court ruling and ICC enforcement. Lawson claimed an order directs stewards to separate passengers by race and gender, with whites near the buffet and Negroes at the far end, a policy he calls flagrant contempt of court.
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Washington
Southeon Railway
Supreme Court
Belford Lawson
Euner W. Henderson
Justice Department
Henderson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ridney
Southim
Kendal
Lawson
Tloween
Deaths Jump To 11 In State Accidents
The Associated Press reports weekend accidents raised state deaths to eleven. A crash near Foley in South Alte Ama killed one and injured a companion. another collision left McLemore in the truck and Willis A. Mete more, 63, badly hurt. Additional injuries followed a highway incident as investigators note the toll rose with ongoing salvage and response efforts. The report also mentions unrelated agricultural price revisions and tobacco market updates.
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Associated Press
Abana
Tyattie
Wallace
Clapton
Summerdale
Foley
South Alteama
Willis A. Metemore
York
McLemore
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Eat Raiaiaceevent
Port ‘Deposit
Montgomery
UN and Nations Move to Pause China War Threat
UN launches three pronged bid to pacify Communist China and avert World War I. Diplomats seek to reassure China that UN forces have no territorial designs while warning red intervention could trigger drastic action. James Plimsoll leads a seven nation council mission to Korea amid talks on border settlement and post war relief for Korea. Security Council and General Assembly work on responses as Chou En Lai’s delegation is invited to Lake Success to discuss alleged aggression.
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Stanley Johnson Lake
United Nations
China
Heiping
Security Council
Korea
MacArthur
Tokyo
Yalu River
Australia
James Plimsoll
Tommission
Commission
Peiping
General Assembly
Cho el - Lai
Lake
New Aid Plan Seeks $900 Million Annually for Regions
President Truman urged Congress to study proposals for up to $900 million yearly in Africa Latin America and Attia while continuing the Marshall Plan in Western Europe for three or four more years.
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Congress
Truman
United States
Attia
Africa
Latin America
Vestoen Eurtope
Woman Arrested In Kidnap Case
Santa Fe New Mexico AP report details the kidnapping case of Linda Stamm and the arrest of Dr Nancy Campbell 43 a Santa Fe physician charged with kidnapping for a $20000 ransom. The piece notes bond set at $25000 arraignment date to follow and cites reactions from Stamm family and local officials.
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Santa FE
N.M
Atle Linda Stamm
Nancy Campbell
Linda
Allen Stamm
Robert Fox
David Carmody
L. Zinn
State Supreme Court
Campbell
Aourse
Rs. Stamm
Yale
Missing Girl Found Near Mom's Grave After 25-Hour Hunt
A missing girl was found near her mother's grave after a 25 hour search near Fairfax. Sheriff J A te Mmibere Car Abney identified the girl as 30 Singleton, daughter of textile worker Licius Singleton who lived two miles north of Fairfax. National Guardsmere and local authorities conducted the search all night Saturday. The girl was located beside a creek bank while her father and Macy Ja Left home Saturday morning. No explanation was given for the girl's actions or the mother's recent death.
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J. A
Licius Singleton
Fairfax
Nation Guardsmere
Macy Ja
Truman to consult leaders on recall of Congress
President Truman, fresh from a cruise, plans to meet congressional leaders to decide whether to recall Congress early before its February 27 return. Speaker Rayburn, Mis of Rox, Lucas, and Vice President Barkley are listed as attendees. Democrats expect little to gain and may resist an early session.
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Truman
Congress
Sam Raytwi
House
John W. Mis
Roxetts
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
Alen W. Barkley
Kentucky
Mr. Truman
Seminary
Bat Control
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