Potent Red Force Massed To Counter Allied Onslaught
News dispatches report Chinese and Korean Communist forces massing in northwest Korea to counter Allied advances. US 25th Division pushed toward Chongju with limited resistance, while South Korean forces moved near Taechon. Northeast front saw Chongjin fall to South Korean troops as heavy winter conditions hamper operations.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
Unsan
Chongju
Chongjin
MacArthur
U. S. 24Th Division
Faechon
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Taechon
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Uncan
Manchuria
Por
Chong
Yongun
Bakchoo
Soviet veto seen as China stalls in Korea
Diplomatic reports from official quarters say China has restrained its Korea push on Soviet advice. A Soviet mission led by Marshal Zhukov reportedly assessed possible full scale intervention in China Manchuria and Korea. The reviews stressed no Korea decision without Japan, and that China’s aim is to shape Japan to reduce US influence.
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Harold Guard Tondon
China
Korea
Grigory Zhukov
Manchuria
Far East
Japan
United States
John Foster Dulles
Rep Blican
U. S
United Nations
Jacob Malik
Jaypan
Record Low November Cold Grips Wiregrass Area
Icy blasts and subfreezing temperatures cling over the region with a November all time low near 16 degrees. Forecasters predict a slight warming but warn another Arctic day ahead as pipes crack and vegetation suffers while Alabama reports widespread frost and light snow in pockets. Emergency crews keep lines open and roads remain passable with minor disruptions amid ranching concerns.
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Municipal Aiport
Alabama
Fay
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Alabama Highway Patrol
Auurm
Maj Frazier Slain on Korean Front Native of Dothan
Major William H. Frazier Jr a Dothan native died in Korea at 33 after 38 months overseas in radar work with the Air Forces in World War II He served since January 1949 and was a battalion commander with the Ninth Infantry Regiment Second Division His wife Jane Isbell of Guntersville survived him with their 15 month old son William A Frazier III Details of death were not yet known locally
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William H. Frazier, Jr
Dothan
Korea
W. H W. Frazier
Maj. Frazier
Dothan High School
Clemson
Army
Alabama Power Company
Montgomery
Air
Frazier
Ft. Benning
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Nagoya
Japan
Jane Isbell
Guntersville
Noth Hed
William A. _Frazier
Ninth Infantry Regiment
Violent Storms and Frigid Weather Plague Nation
Paralyzing snows and hurricane winds caused 54 deaths and widespread disruption from Virginia to New England. Blizzards hit Ohio industrial centers like Cleveland and Canton with up to 30 inches of snow, delaying transport and forcing plant closures at U S Steel. Snow spread to the South as temperatures plummeted, crippling distribution and travel nationwide.
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New York
Staten Island
Ohio
Cleveland
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
West Virginia
Washington Weather Bureau
Steubenville
Deep South
Stiffer Laws Sought On Salary Kickbacks In Federal Service
The Justice Department urged Congress to tighten laws against salary kickbacks in federal service. Deputy Attorney General Peyton Ford noted past cases, including ex Representative J. P. Thomas, and proposed a bill to impose one year in prison or a 3900 fine for anyone paying or receiving kickbacks to obtain or retain government jobs. The letter was sent to Senator McCarran and Speaker Rayburn.
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Washington
Congress
McCarran
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Rayburn
Peyton Ford
Éaki
Justice Department
J. Par- Tell Thomas
Un-Amerian Activities Committee
Thomas
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Ford
Western Livestock Menaced By Poisonous Russian Weed
Salt Lake City reports a fast spreading halogeton weed endangering 600 million head of cattle sheep and goats in seven western states. Officials fear rapid spread to Utah Oregon Nevada Montana Idaho Colorado and California with possible entry into Texas. Experts attribute origin to imported rough grass seeds from northeast Russia and stress urgency to halt damage to the livestock industry.
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Murray M. Moler
Salt Lake City
Utah
Oregon
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Californi
Batted Exper
Texas
America
Mexico
Welling
Russia
United States
Germany
Allerica
Caspian Sea
Tracy R. Wells
Lvestock Center
Wells
Jng
Utah Agrisul- Fin
Ruling Postponed in Dothan Bank Charter Case
A court delay pushes a decision on the Commercial Bank of Dothan’s charter to tomorrow. Judge Eugene Carter in Montgomery weighs dissolving or renewing an injunction against the State Superintendent of Banks and the Banking Board. The charter denial and board actions are under reconsideration after a Board reshuffle by Governor Folsom. The First National Bank of Desthan previously held an injunction while the Banking Board reviewed the charter denial.
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Commercial Bank of ‘Dothan
Citris
Eugene Carter
Montgomery
Bagel
Faisa
First National Bank of Des
Iay
Folsom
E. D. Marley
Chinese Russians Aggression Charges Delayed by UN Weather
Lake Success AP Russia and Communist China were slated to accuse the United States of aggression in the UN Security Council and 60-nation Assembly. A sudden storm postponed the meeting, delaying Red China and Soviet delegates.
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Lake Success
Russia
China
United States
Ussr
United Nations Security Council
Council
Red China
U.S
Jacob A. “Oo —Milik
Yugoslavia
Malik 15
Bebler
Malik
Peip
New York
Security Council
Chinese Attempt To Sway Captives In Korea Wars Tales
Released American prisoners of war report Chinese captors tried to make a fifth column of them with indoctrination lectures attacking U S leaders and urging surrender. Interrogations asked about property, family, work, voting and officer education while briefings denounced Truman Acheson and MacArthur.
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Don Huth
U. S. Highth Army
Karen AP
Tors
Ubera‘ed
Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
Americata
Truman
Acheson
Genal MacArthur
France Receives U S Military Aid For Armored Force
Paris France received from the United States under the military aid program 300 tanks hundreds of artillery pieces and tens of thousands of machine guns and automatic rifles Defense Minister Jules Moch said last night The defense minister said that France is now producing considerable arms
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Paris
France
United States
Jules Moch
Defense
Aerselt
J Considerable Arma
Battle Lines Form Over Acheson Foreign Policy
Senate Republicans pushed back at Secretary of State Dean Acheson with plans to scrutinize his foreign policy amid a coming congressional session. Acheson prepared to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee while Republicans vowed a harsh reception, as Democrats defend the administration’s approach and accuse the GOP of hindering American foreign policy.
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Iup
Senate
Dean Acheson
Dng
Acheson
Congress
Jat
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Senate Foreign Relational ‘Committee
Republic
Icans
Siwath Congressmncal Ieaders
Swith
Robert A. Taft
Republican Policy Committee
Rebecca
Dows Am
Moderate Republicans Offer To Cooperate With Policy Planners
Washington AP report notes moderates within the Republican Senate bloc seek two party foreign policy cooperation with the administration. Senator Millikin of Colorado and Senator Taft of Ohio position to lead and urge a common denominator while hoping Vandemeir to resume foreign policy leadership when Congress returns. They balance between opposing and supporting administration policies amid GOP leadership concerns.
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Washington
Mislikin
Colorado
State Acheson
Millikin
Taft
Ohio
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Millicia
Vandemere
R-Mieh
Kain
Sin
Achesim
J Mach
Stores Discontinue Thursday Closings
Retail Merchants Association members will discontinue Thursday afternoon closings this week and keep stores open after Christmas. The plan aims to facilitate shopping in the Wiregrana area where residents rely on Thursday hours.
Bowl Bound Cats Blanked by Volf Tide Okies Win
Michigan and Kentucky earned major bowl bids as windy wintry weather hit many stadiums. Michigan defeated Ohio State 2 3 in a delayed kickoff, Wisconsin beat Minnesota 14 0, and Missouri’s Ivy losses were offset by big scores. Oklahoma and Alabama posted strong wins as Fordham and Clemson pursued postseason invites. Texas, UCLA, and Washington also claimed favorable outcomes amid heavy conditions.
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Tide
Okies
Harold Claassen
NEW York
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
New Orleans
Ohio State
Hen Gosterbasn
Verines
Lady Jack
Northwestern
Evanston
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Badgers
Texas
Oklahoma
Alabama
Clemson
Fordham
Sooners
Oklaronss
Nebraska
Bob Reynolds
Florida
Clett
Miami
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Knoxville
Volunteers
Texas Southern Methodist
Washington
Washington State
UCLA
California
Harvard
Yale
Harvards
Ous Fiaagheeves
European Assembly Aims for Greater Union and Sovereignty
A fragmented report notes Europe moving toward a broader assembly with special authorities and a grant of progressive delegation to assemblymen. The piece hints at a renamed national government and potential sovereignty concessions as a road to unity.
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Tearet Gov Ational Sovereignty
Prems
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