Two Injured As HPT&D Train Smashes Into Garbage Truck
A railroad engine struck a garbage truck in the 700 block of West Green street, injuring two city workers Kelby Hill and William Purcell. The crash damaged the truck and occurred as the engine pushed cars toward West Green, with investigators reviewing charges.
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West Green Street
Kelby Hill
Young Street
William Purcell
West Broad Street
Kivett Produce Company
Thomasville
Denton
W. M. Reece
W. L. Mayfield
English Street
Reece
Mayfield
Enterprise
Russell Baldwin
Enterprise Office
West Green
Ray W. Rickard
Route 1
J. E. Staley
Clay Andrews
James Carroll Brightwell
Myrtle Desk Company
Baldwin
Brightwell
Circus Leader Waldo By Tupper Dies in Los Angeles
Waldo By Tupper, 68, longtime general of the Ringling Brothers Baran Bailey circus, died in Los Angeles yesterday after a prolonged illness. The death ends a storied career with the circus, where he helped guide tours and productions for decades.
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Los Angeles
Waldo By
Tupper
Ringling Brothers, Bar— and Bailey Circus
Man in Georgia Undertakes 40 Day Fast
Luther Ratliff aged 65 in Menlo Georgia has not eaten for 36 days and plans to complete a 40 day fast on January 23 He has only consumed water and grew weak and bedridden as he persists in a religious fasting practice inspired by Paul's teaching Family members fear he may fail to endure Doctors say a 14 day limit without food has been claimed Ratliff began December 14 to cleanse his body hoping for a longer life and cites Tibetan longevity tales
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Menlo
Luther Ratliff
Ratliff
Paul
Tliis
E. W. Majors
North Georgia
Miners Celebrate $1.60 Daily Wage Boost in Soft Coal Fields
Jubilation sweeps the soft coal regions as miners sign a broad agreement with John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers. Workers will earn $16.35 per day, ending the wage dispute without a strike. Community figures praise the peaceful settlement and its avoidance of work stoppages amid national tensions.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Larry Jackson
2Ven
Uniontown
Anthronia Brown
U. S. Steel Company
Lee Burky
UMW
Maxwell
Shreve May Have To Rewrite Bill In North Carolina
Raleigh January 19 A group of legislators who introduced a bill to repeal the States closed shop ban may need to rewrite it a lawyer said. The draft might not repeal the ban and could broaden the existing act Rep Clyde A Shreve said the aim is to repeal the closed shop union dues involuntary check off may be addressed in the bill.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Clyde A. Shreve
Guilford
Ans
Steen
Sherman
Navy
Chiefs of Staff
Senate Preparedness
Lyndon Johnson
D.tex
Senate
Baby born as mother dies in iron lung in Pensacola
Mickey Lebaron Godwin was born yesterday as his mother Mrs. T L Godwin lay dying in an iron lung amid poliomyelitis. The first child for the couple, seven pounds, the mother stricken last Saturday and paralyzed as the disease progressed. Father works at a dry cleaning plant.
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Pensacola
Fila
Mickey Lebaron Godwin
T. L., Godwin
Wonju Falls To Allies Amid Ongoing Korean Front Turbulence
Allied advances in Korea push toward Wonju while Red forces shift to central and eastern sectors. In Washington, Admiral Sherman warns of possible growth in fighting force if international conditions do not improve. Seven hundred enemy dead reported near Yongwol as U N patrols tighten.
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Washington
Forrest P. Sherman
Sherman
Admiral Sherman
Navy
Boael
Ted
Yongwol
Chungchon River
Seoul
Red
U. N
Yaju
Pusan
Frese
Don Huth
Eighth Army
Korea
Huth
Suwon
Ullyul
Haeju
Valentine quits as Alan Valentine resigns as ESA head
President Truman accepts Alan Valentine’s resignation as Economic Stabilization Administrator. Eric Johnston, president of the Motion Picture Association of America, will succeed Valentine and take authority over prices wages and overall mobilization economic controls including rent and housing finances. Johnston will be on a nine month leave of absence from the MPAA.
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Washington
Alan Valentine
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
White House
Truman
Valentine
Johnston
Motionature Association
Ringworm Epidemic Closes as Special Classes Open
In Newtownards Northern Ireland Jan 19 a ringworm epidemic prompted doctors led by County Medical Officer J P McKinney to declare the outbreak over and arrange special classes for affected students. A mother reported her son paid threepence for ringworm and the market release notes a cheap case kept him from school.
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Newtownards
Northern Ireland
J. P. McKinney
Doing the Best With What You Have Motto In Korea
Front line garrison on a Korean ridge endures brutal cold and limited supplies. Corporal Raymond J. H. Joanis and his rifle company survive since December 26 with two blankets a rifle field phone and rations in a spacious foxhole above a valley. Meals arrive via treacherous uphill deliveries as mortars quiet the night.
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Korea
Tom Bradshaw
Miami
Great Falls
Mont
Cpl
Raymond J. H. Joanis
Hartford
Conn
Jeanis
Joanis
Edward C. Haynes
Churchville
Harris
Chaplains Fight to Help Orphans on Cheju Island
Fifth Air Force chaplains run a large orphan project for 885 children on Cheju Island. They describe daily costs of about 135000 won for food and fuel, nearly $8,000 spent so far, with gifts lost after Seoul evacuation. Col. Blaisdell says aim is to hand the effort to the South Korean government while continuing to meet minimal needs.
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U. S
Fifth Air Force
Hearters
Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Cheju
Col
Russell L. Blaisdell
Seoul
Blaisdell
O Donnell discusses A bomb use amid China debate
Washington reports Gen O Donnell urges sharp action against Chinese Reds in Korea and China. He says the A bomb should be used on Red China if identified after crossing the Yalu, and warns against fighting under Marquis of Queensberry rules. White House and Gen Vandenberg dissociate, noting the general speaks for himself.
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Washington
Red
China
Il Anderson
Russia
Anderson
A. Vandenberg Axwelse. A
Texas
O'Donnell
Marquis of Queensbury
United Nations
Korea
Yalu
White House
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Jose
Vandenberg
Manchuria
United States
MacArthur Accepts Censorship Demand From Press
General Douglas MacArthur states he ordered wartime censorship in Korea at the press request. He says he opposed censorship but yielded to an almost united demand from editors and publishers, releasing the cable to Editor & Publisher detailing the stance.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
MacArthur
Trade
Local Voice Raps On Curbside Reform And Horse Sense
A fragmented caption mocks political advice and calls for practical wisdom. The brief notes a chant style critique of national direction and contrast with glossy rhetoric. No clear names or events emerge from the readable text.
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