UN Forces Rally North of Pyongyang in Korean War
North of Pyongyang UN troops form a rearward shield as Chinese forces push toward the Chongchon line. In the Changjin area 27 U.S. servicemen were released, while U.S. units under Walker fight to break out and prevent a wider encirclement as tens of thousands of Chinese troops mass for a large offensive.
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Pyongyang
Changjin
Tokyo
Dee
Walton H. Walker
U. S
Eighth Army
Red Cakness
Chongchon River
Attock
Mar Arhuy
Karem
Batlefronte
Manchuria
China
Murinen
Sumbuog
Bhunguant
10Th 1 Corps
Korea
Tom Stone
Jack Macbeth
1. S
Cotys
Worthwest Korea
Ankly
U. S. Marina
Hau Mung
Changin Reservoir
Sachang
Iiohnom
64D
Keown
U.S. Seventh Infantry Division
Sesecvole
Wickenmen
Iwkens
Ty Hess
Willy
Namling- Jinnguant
Dingura
Wagar
Elontenta
Autor Witlen
Wonran
U.S
Wamhung-Hungnam
Storms East and West Cause Continued Damage
Turbulent weather battered both coasts as eastern storms pushed north through Virginia and into central Pennsylvania New York bringing heavy rains and potential five inch totals. Flood threats rose in Ohio Maryland and West Virginia while western California faced rising rivers and winter melt with earlier storms causing 26 million dollars in damage. Coastal warnings persisted along the Atlantic, with colder air forecast to slow runoff and ease river levels in the coming days.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Maryland
Star
Potomac Vet
Atlantic
weather + bureau
Blue Ridge Mountains
Luray
Shenaudnah
Delaware
Tucksonville
Olle
Galifonia Dal
Nevada
Truman Reviews Korea Crisis as Attlee Plans Washington Visit
President Truman and advisers weigh worsening Korea disaster as British Prime Minister Attlee prepares to fly to Washington for talks. Attlee to land tomorrow. discussions expected on appeasement, Potsdam era cooperation, and broader East-West strategy with U.S. and U.K. leaders amid rising tensions with China and Korea.
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Truman
Korea
Attlee
Washington
Criais
Attles
Fox
Bill
London
National
Jim
Philadelphia
Meg Truman
Blair Boute
Acheson
Mareball
Omar Brailes
Chieta
Statt
Acheron
Pentagon
Armed Forces Headquarters
Miltary
Marshall
Bradley
W. Averill Harrican
Presidentis
Bisi Bniine
AL A. Dn
Harriman
State Department
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations
Wiley
Rwie
Webb
Congress
O'Mahoney
Republic
Fuasia
China
Ealm
D-Wyo
Morea
Rore
Cain
R-Wash
Morse
Rusela
Kidglova
Alice
Amine Pola
Aien Polley
Attleo
Gritain
Naar
Nike
Rusalq
Johnstown Corporal Is Missing in Korea
Defense officials announced in May that two Colorado corporals are MIA in Korea. Edward Rupe of Johnstown and Ghester I. Smith of Derenge are listed among the missing, with reports of others wounded and returned to duty. The page details family contacts and prior service, noting Rupe’s World War II service and later induction in 1949.
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Washington
Defense Department
Colorado Army
Korea
Edward Rupe
Frieda Rupple
Johnstown
Ghester I. Smith
Andy R. Smith
Derenge
Smith
Herbert Ry
Krushehsky
Lewis ¥. Krashensky
Bozeman
Kupple
Germany
Fork Riley
Keith Nelson
Ava
Mark Beasley
Greeler
Bart Glick
Clyda Taone
Henry Yost
George
Adin
Plattaville
Fred
Hudson
Joe
Henry
Denver
Rupple
Johnnstown
Wargaming Posture Holds at Kuron Talks
A garbled dispatch notes Western nations in a tense stand amid Tax versus Kuron, with American diplomats downplaying shifts in might. The report claims the United States and Beltnin face limited scope for new actions as talks proceed.
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Kuron
Stylo Achuson
Taltad
Linlinh Teader
Nations urge UN to take up China Korea issue
The United States and six other nations ask the United Nations to place on its agenda the Chinese Communist intervention in Korea. A telegram to UN Secretary-General Trygve Lie requests urgent consideration, with decisions possible by the 14-nation steering committee.
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New York
Der
United States
United Nations
Korea
Anade
U. N
Trygva Lie
Britain
Prince
Norway
Cuba
Ecuador
Boulet-velond Avencity Council
Peiping
Chinere Communiata
AtUew
Truaiatt
Ln Llekald
Cal
Rousder
Prauwe
General Ascolause
Te Unitel Nationa
Naoiles
People’s Republic of China
Aganda
Dilomata
India
Sir Beneral N. Rau
Chine
Wo Hein-Chuan
Sir Benegal
Colorado Traffic Death Toll Rises With Weekend Toll
A mid December pattern of fatalities pushes Colorado’s traffic death total toward 951 for the year, with five more lives lost over the weekend. The report details drivers, pedestrians, and numerous crashes across the state, naming victims from Lamar to Ontario and Colorado Springs to Fort Collins. Officials warn the toll could climb to 979 by month’s end unless holiday driving improves.
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Colorado
Loel Aneir Mres
Ana md
Denver
Steve Cm. AN
Lamar
Cole
Dnjurlas
Isgar
Iaouar
Thelr
Craig
Cheatnie
Dennis Blassa
Dunen
Doviscon
Wit Corm
Harold GO. Whitehead
Warran
Wye
Bare
Fort Callins
Whitehand
Kenton
Ohio
Weather Locel For 24 Howe Ending At A TM
Sunday high 78 low 12. Finding at Roami Monday 43 low 27. Partly cloudy Monday with occasional snow in the state Monday night and Tuesday. Colder conditions forecast Monday night into Tuesday with northerly winds.
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Ainnday Wight
Divide
Eaton Turns on its New Street Light System
Eaton Colorado dec 2 mayor Stogan flicked on the new mercury street lights installed by Home Light and Power company. town officials, the Eaton Club, and the high school band attended the ceremony at the company office. 21,000 status lamps on Oak street and First Street were activated, with plans to extend lighting later depending on material availability.
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R. J. Ogan
Eaton
Steve Paxton
Eaton Civile Association
C. G. Kirk
Home Light and Power Company
Warren Terey
Greeley
Robert Widlund
Colo
Ure Alate
Stogan
Home Light and Power Comaly
Town Boars
Eaton Club Associalinn
Pth
Eaton High
Willam Harris
Te Company
Dad
Mayoryan
Tox
Dustness
Nigil
Busheas
Civic Asquctalion
MU Tie
Ronresenng Ms Company
Petasion Siturda
Warren Terry
Government Spending May Rise in Next Fiscal Year
Government spending likely to climb about 50 percent in the next fiscal year, with a proposed appropriation around 67.1 billion dollars. Officials cite anticipated military and defense costs and higher operating expenses as driving factors.
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Waslington, Dea, &—Setretairy
Suyter
Govetimont Avcaya
Attlee Arrives in Washington in Bid to Stop World War Drift
British Prime Minister Attlee arrived in Washington to meet President Truman and U S leaders to discuss a united front against Soviet influence and avert a global war. Attlee warned against efforts to drive a wedge between allied nations while reaffirming Anglo American cooperation under the United Nations.
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Attlee
Washington
Red Bloc
Truman Attlee talks moved up for same day conference
Washington December 4 The Prime Minister Attlee arrives to discuss world menaces with President Truman. The White House announced the leaders will begin talks at 2 pm MST with a large advisory group. sessions move up from Tuesday to align policy urgently.
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Washington
Prius
Altea
Truman
Welr
Allina
Britain
Westine
Fran Aties
Whits Aouse
Alflee
State Acheson
Defense Marsh
Treasury
Averell Knshnian
Matt W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Base
Walter Gifford
London
Philly C. Tessay
Janse
Tean Rusk
Thr
Castortaisirs
George Perkins
Gen
Ginar Bradiey
Cha Jolt Chiets
Ag Officials in Session Here in Georgia Counties
Agricultural officials from 20 counties gathered in the county seat to set the 1451 crop outlook. County agents discussed planned supply needs and county programs while experts from the extension service outlined recommendations for the coming year.
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Allstreet
Newientiaral
Cuy Stewart
Chalroma
W. J. Heidlarson
CM. Drage
Borlicuttaytet
Tony Blmers
N. Jordin
Ehaks
Ratton
Harry Siler
Plesend
Mueadnyih Ageia
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Edward Ruppie
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Tla Defense Department
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