Over Korea Frontline Aerial Assault At SinuiJu Border
A November dispatch from Seoul describes U S and allied warplanes bombing the SinuiJu area along the Manchurian border. The mission aims to block reinforcements as 600 tons of bombs are dropped on strategic targets near the Yalu River. Aircraft report heavy traffic moving toward the border as the operation unfolds with nuclear implications.
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Manchuria
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Iowa
Seoul
North Korea
Commu- China
Manchur
Yalu River
Ballentine Attacks Scott Over State Building Bids
Raleigh November 8 The Agriculture Commissioner L Y Ballentine denounced Governor Scott over high annex bids for the agriculture building with about 1 000 000 state funds available. He accused the governor of prioritizing the highway project and of awarding both jobs to the same engineering firm A J Maxwell of Goldsboro designed the architecture and L E Wooten and pany managed the engineering.
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L. Y. Ballentine
Scott
Ais
George Cherry
Ballentine
U S Accuses Red China of Direct Intervention in Korea
The United States charged the Chinese Communist regime with direct military intervention in Korea. Warren R. Austin urged the UN Security Council to require Peiping to withdraw its forces, noting about 30,000 Chinese troops in Korea and the risk the conflict could spread beyond the peninsula. He called on the council to ensure Moscow invited Peiping to speak only if summoned.
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United States
Korea
United Nations
Mao Tze-Tung
Warren R. Austin
Council
Security Council
Peiping
Nist
China
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Reds
Formosa
Truman Frustration and GOP Gains Shape White House Clash
President Truman, aboard the yacht Williamsburg, faces mixed election results with Senate leaders such as Lucas Tydings and Myers losing influence. Republicans gain near parity in Congress, Taft and Stassen press for policy shifts, while bi partisan ties and domestic programs face new scrutiny ahead of the 82nd Congress.
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Penna
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Ohio
Thomas Key
82Nd Ress
China
Europe
Far East
Harold E. Stassen
Stock Prices Soaring After Election Results
New York traders, buoyed by GOP election gains, surge buying at the exchange lifting prices by 1 to 3 dollars per share. Large blocks of up to 15 000 shares traded on ticker tape as market volatility shifted from early Monday selling linked to Communist Chinese intervention in Korea to a late session recovery. Leading favorites included U S Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler New York Central Standard Oil American Telephone and Zenith.
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Korea
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Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
N. Y. Central
Standard Oil
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American Telephone
Zenith
Gov Long road bond issue inches ahead in slow returns
New Orleans voters weighed a $140 million road bond urged by Gov Earl Long as returns showed a slim lead of about 26 000 votes amid slow counting and low interest with fewer than a third of the state's precincts reporting.
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New Orleans
Earl Long
Ao State
Heavier Spending and Taxes Top Issues for New Congress
The new Congress faces large defense spending likely exceeding 50 billion dollars and tax increases to cover added defense costs. A possible budget of up to 65 billion is discussed while federal outlays this year hover around 42.5 billion. The lame duck session may push an excess profits tax into law. foreign policy and anti-Communist aid will shape early debates.
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R.-Wis
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Llinois
Iowa
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America
Congress
U. S
Hardy Estate To Be Shared By Nieces Nephews
Clarence L. Hardy heirship allocates most of his 1.75 million dollar estate to 12 nieces and nephews when probate is filed in Greene County. The tobacco grower died October 27 leaving 12,000 acres in itt and Greene counties and two sisters as direct beneficiaries. Atlantic Christian College receives 10000 and executors hold a 10 year trust before distribution to beneficiaries.
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Clarence L. Hardy
Greene County
Esther Tucker
Maury
Estelle Moye
Farmville
Atlantic Christian College
Hardy
North Carolina Democrats dominate general election outcomes
North Carolina voters backed the Democratic slate in most statewide contests and eight of nine congressional races. In the 10th district Rep. Hamilton C. Jones held his seat by a slim margin over Louis G. Rogers, while Clyde R. Hoey and Smith won decisive Senate victories for the Democrats. Vote totals ran heavy in some counties but lagged behind early estimates, with results slow to tally and awaiting official state board certification.
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North Carolina
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Charlotte
Louis G. Rogers
U. S. Senate
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Senate
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Asheville
Smith
The
American Bar As Association
E. L. Gavin
Sanford
J. M. Broughton
Adance
Fort
State Board of Elections
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Graham
Robert Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Fate J. Beal
Lenoir
Woodrow W. Jones
Rutherfordton
Unions Seek Votes In Hickory and Statesville
The CIO United Furniture Workers asked for a union election at Century Furniture Co. in Hickory for about 300 production and maintenance workers to decide representation. The CIO United Stone and Allied Products Workers filed for an election among about 75 employees at Statesville Brick. Petitions were filed yesterday with the National Labor Relations Board in Winston-Salem.
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Hickory
Statesville
CIO
United Furniture Workers
Century Furniture Co
United Stone and Allied Products Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Election Returns by States Washington Area
Yesterday's nationwide results show Alabama reelecting Gordon Persons as governor and Lister Hill to the senate while all nine Alabama House seats went to Democrats. California sees Earl Warren win governor for Republicans as Roosevelt loses to Warren, and Douglas beats Gahagan in the senate. Other states report mixed gains for Democrats and Republicans with several races undecided. the page continues on page three-A for full results.
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Howard le
Ann Frohmiller
Carl Hayden
Arkansas
Sidney
McMath
J. William Fulbright
U. S
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Repemew
Rats
Republicans Sweep Senate and House Gains in 1950 Elections
Republicans seized seven senate seats and expanded to 47 with Democrats at 49 as Congress shifted toward a Republican majority. Taft, Millikin and Duff led GOP wins while Truman watched from aboard the Williamsburg. Independent wins in Ohio and New York altered results as Democrats clung to hold in the House and Connecticut, New York, and other states offered comfort for Truman.
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Associated Press
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Senate
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Rhode Island
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Borderiine
Scott W. Lucas
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Francis J. Myers
Pennsylvania
Williamsburg
Charles G. Ross
Lucas
Myers
Tydings
D-Md
Robert A. Taft
Sen
Eugene Millikin
Colorado
James H. Duff
Herbert H. Lehman
Liberal Party
New York City
Vincent Impelitteri
Helicopter Reports Plane Wreckage Over Montana Canyon
Butte Police Chief Bart J. Riley said a Northwest Airlines airliner missing with 22 aboard was circling over Nine Mile canyon in the mountains east of Butte. He reported no sign of life as of 9 a.m. MST.
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Northwest Airlines
Here
Riley
Continental Divide
Homestake
Durham Wins Easily in Sixth District Congressional Race
In yesterday's sixth district election Carl Durham of Chapel seated A. A. MacDonald by better than 3 to 1. Only a few returns missing. Eighth district reelected Rep Storey over opponent. Fourth district Harold D. Cooley reelected by wide margin. Incomplete results shown for several area districts.
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Chapel
A. A. MacDonald
Storey
Harold D. Cooley
Highway Worker Cleared in Convict Death Verdict
A coroner's jury found highway employee James R. Moore acted in line of duty after fatally wounding Ralph C. Cooper, an 11 year old Black convict, who fled a Beaufort County road gang and seized a guard's weapon. Cooper died at Central Prison Hospital in Raleigh.
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James R. Moore
Ralph C. Cooper
Mount Olive
Cooper
Beaufort
Central Prison Hospital
Raleigh
Serum Flown To Warren's Daughter In Polio Battle
In Sacramento a mercy plane from Chicago delivered a serum for Nina Warren, Governor Warren's 17 year old daughter hospitalized with polio. Four specialists labeled her condition very critical as both legs remained paralyzed. The serum, while not a cure, has shown success in halting polio spread.
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Nina
Chicago
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