Intelligence Says Estimate Of Korean Strength Known
Morin Tokyo November 6 General MacArthur's intelligence spokesman denied today that the U N forces had encountered remaining Red units in battle or taken prisoners He said an estimate of North Korean strength excluding alien Chinese troops cannot be given now The spokesman said the North Korean sixth division was forced to scatter into the hills and is only now filtering back to UN lines The UN forces are on the defensive along the Imchon river north of Pyongyang and are not as they were last week.
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Labor Law Change Seen After Voting
Senator Murray predicts a renewed congressional drive to repeal the Taft-Hartley act if election results reflect rising labor strength. He expects the Wagner act to be restored with modifications, noting it will remain a political issue while on the books. Taft and critics react as the debate shifts with the election mood.
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Truman Urges Victory in Missouri Senate Race
President Truman votes in Missouri while meeting key allies at the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City. He backs Thomas C. Hennings Jr. over Forrest C. Donnell and delivers a national radio address from Independence before Election Day.
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