Red Chief Rejects M'Arthur's Order To Cease Fighting
Allied forces press toward Pyongyang as Korean and U.S. units push from south and west. General Hobart Gay of the First Cavalry declares Red forces doomed. Kim Il Sung insists on fighting to the end and cites Soviet aid as a model for victory amid frontline advances toward the capital near Wonsan and other coastal actions.
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Red Chief
M’arthur
Belman Morin
Tokyo
Pyongyang
Hobart . Gay
First Cavalry Division
Gay
ROK
Red Ke | Tee
Kim UT Subz
North Ke
Kim
Arthur
Red Kore
Wonsan
Fedl
Kimsdays
Kummwa
Wear
First Cavalry
Red Korea
Pyongrang
Wend
Red Pirmier Kaw
Soviet Union
Seoul
Chang Kyung Keun
Kim Wi Sung
Farm And Home Clubs Prepare For Recognition Week
Farm and home clubs across Wirtgrass plan exhibits for Recognition Week opening next Tuesday. Montgomery officials, Kiwanis and Pilot Club leaders will speak at local meetings while 4H and county clubs showcase projects. Dale and Henry counties receive honors as peanut and dairy displays appear in local windows and demonstrations highlight community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirtgrass
Aion
Tulan Brown
Farmers’ Home Admimeiraon
Montgomery
Kiwanis Club
Oiiver T. Ivey
APL
Drentea
Lions Club
Daie
Henry County Farm
Dothan
Dale County
Krazelske’s
Hen Fe County
Bauman's
Geneva
Spano Hardware
Trouston County
B.C. Moore “S
Dothan Kiwanitlub
Dale
Henry
Dothan Pilot Club
Dothan Exchange Club
Lions Clubs
Biewston County
Colfer
Houston
Army calls 40000 draftees to boost expansion plan
The Army expands with a call for 40,000 inductees in December, lifting total draft calls this year to 210,000. Combined with National Guard federalizations and reservist activations, the force could exceed 970,000. milestones include four Guard divisions federalized and hundreds of officers and enlisted personnel summoned for duty as manpower grows toward President Truman's 4,000,000-man goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton C. Fat
Washington (Ap
Hs Army
Divir Wong
Trueman
National Guard
Miity
Atl
Addiion
Army
Niu
FeRdy
PMASchedules Performance Check For Peanut Crops
PMA plans a final performance check of peanut fields with field reporters to measure harvested peas in Houston County by next week. Jesse Culbreth says the admin and field offices will hold a 7 pm meeting tomorrow for briefing and to outline the survey. An aim is to verify farmer compliance with signed quotas and harvest limits by December with at least ten reporters to compile data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Ay Culbreth
PMA
Houston County
Simebcns
Culbreth
French girding to hold ground in Indo China advance
In Indo China, French troops push a web of permanent fortifications to hold 500 square miles north of Hanoi after a 12 day offensive. Vietminh guerrillas wrecked routes near the Co Bing Thatkhe border, forcing heavy guards and long walls of brick fortifications as villagers assist road work and defense preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lies Hanid
IndoChina
Hanoi
Indo-China
Iqarrost
Thai Nguyen
Decrease Forecast In Peanut Output Declines Projected Peanut Yield
Agriculture Department today estimated this year s peanut crop at 1 676 890 000 pounds and the corn crop at 3 117 967 000 bushels down from last month s forecasts by 1 644 671 000 bushels. The comparison shows 3 162 608 000 forecast last month versus last year s 3 337 790 000 and the 1939 48 average of 2 90 032 000 for the year. For crops, peanuts 1 676 800 008 pounds potatoes 426 782 000 bushels and pecans 109 791 000 pounds are noted with last month s figures, year ago, and 1939 48 averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Treaty dispute may go to UN as Big Four meet
Dr Karl Gruber Austria foreign minister says Austria may appeal to the United Nations for a settlement of the postwar occupation and Moscow blocked a treaty. Western powers plan one more negotiating chance before UN involvement. Big Four deputies set to meet in London mid December to push for agreement on minor treaty issues while Russia seeks Russia claims on Austria and Trieste. Drive carefully save a life.
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Ay Edward EB
Bomar
Washington
Russia
United Nations
Karl Gruber
Austria
Russo
Moscow
United States
France
Londo
Korea
State Department
Wid
Austra
Trieste
Gruber
National Press Club
Crime Probe Shifts to New Jersey in Gotham Investigation
United States Senate crime probers move their gambling inquiry to focus on Northern New Jersey amid a broader scandal. The closed hearing is set for the New York Federal Building in Foley Square with Senator Estes Retauver stating the NY probe is separate from the Brooklyn Grand Jury disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Senate
New Jersey
New Yorkty
New York Federal Building
Foley
Esles Retauver
Brooklyn
Chicago
Hurricane slashes inland path through Mexico
A hurricane with heavy rains and high winds swept inland from the Gulf toward Veracruz and Alvarado, with gusts up to 110 miles per hour toppling trees and disrupting electric power service. The storm crossed the coast early today and moved between Veracruz and Alvarado, causing damage and power outages.
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Veracruz
Mex
Gulf
Portland Alvarado
Bay of Campeche
Farge Tress
U S Stand At UN Faces Soviet Veto Clash
U S and allies push for UN General Assembly power to repel aggression despite Soviet opposition. Dulles leads effort to prepare armed units, while Vishinsky calls veto the foundation of the UN and accuses the Anglo American bloc of forcing policies.
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Btanley Johnson Lake
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Ahidtoi Yvishinsky
U. 5
Joann Foster Dulles
UN Gaid
Vishinsky
United Nations
Security Council
Adjournment Threat Hangs Over Reapportionment Hopes
Montgomery AP report notes sine die adjournment looms during a three day recess of Alabama's special session. Senate passed a House-infeasible adjournment measure, while House recesses until 10 pm Friday. Gov. Folsom could reconvene, as lawmakers revisit voter qualification amendments, prison board reforms, and public accounts investigations amid renewed debate on constitutional change.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Senate
House
Owever
Alee
Taylor
Autauga County
Sie
Corrections
Theo
Luther Ingslis
Montgompery
Paridon-Parole Board
Finance Department
House Senate
U. S
George Quarles
Dailey
James Coleman
Greene
Florida Youth Wins Top Farming Award At National Parley
Florida youth Forrest Davis Jr. of Quincy won the Star Farmer of America award at the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City. He also earned the American Farmer Degree as one of 47 members, with extensive land holdings, investments, and official positions showing a standout farm youth career. Davis owns 66 acres, with 160 more acquired with a brother and plans on 1,620 more, plus buildings and equipment worth $18,000. He produced $14,188 in high school era and $37,500 since, praised by instructor D M Bishop as an ideal FFA student leader. He serves as Young Farmers Chapter president and holds roles in multiple farm groups.
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Kansas City
Haroald Plaidian
Star Farmer of America
Forrest Davis, Jr
Quincy
Fla
Future Farmers of America
FFA
American Farmer
BFA
Davis
Lana
D. M. Bishop
Young Farmers Chapter
Ney
West Florida Livestock Association
County Production Marketing Administration Instiee
Farm Bureau
Presbyterian Church
Ozark Man Wounded in Korean War Report
Ozark resident Private Winifred Cauthen Jr. was wounded in action in Korea, the Osterne Department reported. Notification was sent to Irvie Byron Searcy of Ozark Route 1, a friend of the wounded man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Cauthen, Jr
Ozark
Irvie Byron Searcy
New Asian Defense Plan From Pacific Parley Ahead
In Tokyo AP dispatch by Russell Brines says President Truman may hear from General MacArthur this weekend on a new Asian defense approach. MacArthur aims to show that the Red threat in Korea could spread, requiring a vigilant United Nations force. Discussions may cover Indo-Chinese defense, French forces in Indochina, and possible Japanese treaty questions amid broader Korea unification ideas.
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Russell Brines
Tokyo
Truman
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Korea
Asia
United Nations
Pacific
White House
Washington
Thair Wartorn
Southeast Asia
Meye
Mo Chi Binh
Indio
Western Pacific
South Korea
Acre
MatArthur
Roosevelt
Monelulu Atx
Page
Pageant Beauties Named in Newville and Marianna Contests
Newville selected Jane Brenner as Miss Newville of 1960 with Ruth Elliot second and Kathleen Trammell third, to represent the city at the National Peanut Festival. In Marianna, Obia Martin was named Miss Marianna of 1950, chosen from 14 contestants for the National Peanut Festival entry, with Lu Singletary and Joannie Bennett as runners up. ceremonies included prizes and a crown presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Baxled
Eagle
Newville
Jane Brenner
Rase
FHA
Heary County
M. A Brannos
Newville High School
Ruth Elliot
Kathleen Trammell
Newville Athietic Association
Hank Stroup
Headland
Marianna
Eegy Martin
Mise Marianna
Obia Martin
Martin
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ritz Theater
Luu Singletary
Johonie Bennett
Jaycee Group
Miss Marianna” Ajo
Jesse Mace Olive
Marianna Quee
Jono Rawls
A. E. Budde
Wea
Pred McGehee
Jayess
Marienna
Maydell Smith
Porter, Boatwright
Fay Loges
Hamilton
Betty
Tightened Curbs On Home Buying To Take Effect
Washington AP reports new government controls require 2 percent minimum down payments for non veterans and higher for houses over 25,000, with 45 percent for veterans. Most mortgage terms move to 90 year payoffs, only affecting new construction since August. Private loans and existing sales remain unaffected, and agency rules apply to FHA VA mortgages.
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Charles Molony
Washington
Kew
Oast
Truman
Cyrus
Ching
Federal Media Plo
Ite
Raymond EB. Foley
Th Houstin
Home Finance Agenyry
Tabor Ang
Federal Routing Administration of Veterans Administration
Judge C. C. Brannen Succumbs At Troy
Troy message reports the death of Circuit Judge C C Brannen after a long service. Funeral services are planned Thursday. Brannen served on the 12th Judicial Circuit comprising Pike and Seis counties.
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C. C. Brannen
Troy
Pile
Seis
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Changchun
Wosan
Pasik
Ussr
Changin
Amare
Jaran
Sukhaya Keenka
Soviet Russia
U.S
Vladivostok
Walworth Barbour
Crime Investigation
Gotham
Ave
Mexico
America
Florida
Forrest Davis
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