UN Ground Troops Advance Cautiously as Bombs Rain
The article reports cautious advances by UN ground forces in North Korea and Manchuria amid heavy air strikes. U S Navy noted 1080 to 2000 bombs dropped in a major raid on Sinuiju with about 100000 residents, many said destroyed. The Philippines Sea air group faced Chinese jet resistance while bombing Panther jets and MiGs. Three Seon officers walked 150 miles reporting North Korean troops vanished and only Chinese forces left north of the Chongchon river. More details on page two A.
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Manchuria
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U. S. Navy
Sinuiju
Philippine Sea
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Shoei
Yalu
Chongchon River
Nina Warren Beats Polio Hurdle in California
Nina Warren daughter of Governor Warren shows signs of improvement after polio paralysis. Doctors report her temperature dropping and her condition stabilizing amid cautious optimism. Warren cancels campaign events as Nina remains hospitalized, with well wishers sending flowers and notes.
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Nina Warren
California
Nina
Chicago
Warren
Renee
Honey Bear
Bell Telephone System hinges on nationwide worker strike
On November 9, about 33 thousand equipment workers across 44 states walked out in a CIO dispute, threatening a coast to coast shutdown that could halt long distance service and cripple nationwide communications. Picket lines formed near major exchanges in New York Washington Chicago and other cities as mediation continued and some operators reported for work only on an emergency basis.
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Bell Telephone
Aden
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Ohio
Sener
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CIO
Bell System
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Rieve Calls For Price And Rent Control
CIO official Emil Rieve urged amending the defense production act to permit selective and general price controls without wage controls. He warned that extending rent controls is essential to shield families in defense hubs from rising shelter costs and pressed Congress to act promptly.
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CIO
Emil Rieve
CIO Committee On Economic Policy
Rieve Oe
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Nea Sicleme Reive
Textile Workers Union
28 Car Pileup on Denver Snowy Streets
A Denver snowstorm caused a 28 car pileup on a south Denver hill last night as one car skidded and triggered chaos. Police, overwhelmed with traffic calls, advised drivers to straighten out the mess themselves. there were no injuries reported.
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Denver
Farmer and 2 Sons Whipped By Racist Extremists
A bedridden Horry County farmer Rufus Lee and his two sons Hinson age 18 and Collidge 23 were dragged from their home and whipped by robed Ku Klux Klan members early Tuesday. Sheriff C E Sasser said the assailants broke in and used a front porch as they beat the men about a mile from the home.
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Johnston
GOP May Go West For 1952 Ticket
Elections reshape 1952 GOP prospects with victories in Ohio New York Pennsylvania Illinois and California boosting West and East contenders. Nine named figures including Earl Warren Thomas Dewey Robert Taft and James Duff discussed as likely presidential or vice presidential candidates amid Dewey Taft tensions.
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Blizzard Sweeps Wyoming Denver Areas With Snow Strands Routes
Blizzard conditions and sub zero temperatures spread across Wyoming Colorado and Montana with Denver reporting nine inches of snow disrupting traffic and cracking trees. Strong winds up to fifty mph, major airports canceling flights, and colder air pushing into the central and eastern states marked the storm's reach.
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Stock Market Edges Ahead In Moderate Gains
New York Nov 9 stock market moved higher in quiet fashion with most gains under one dollar per share. A few issues fell slightly while U S Rubber rose over a dollar aided by a $1.75 dividend. Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Douglas Aircraft Lockheed Philco Radio Corp American Cyanamid International Paper Sinclair Oil and Johns Manville also advanced.
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Truman Faces Necessity Of Compromising With Congress
President Truman must compromise with a hostile Congress as the 8 List session resumes November 27 or sooner. Domestic issues like price control fade beside foreign policy tied to the Marshall Plan windup and a possible Pacific defense pact amid Republican opposition.
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Washington
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Europe
22 Bodies Recovered From Montana Plane Crash
In Butte Montana a Northwest Airlines Martin 202 crashed into the Homestake Pass north wall. Four crew members and 18 passengers died instantly. Searchers guided by flashlights retrieved 22 bodies from the wreckage in a blizzard, each placed in burial bags and carried down the Divide.
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Butte
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Continental Divide
Northwest Airlines
Homestake Pass
Loch Ness Monster Theories Debunked By Navy Experts
British naval officers in Plymouth dismissed the Loch Ness Monster as a string of World War I dummy mines. They report 320 mines tied in strings eight to a line were moored to the lake bottom by the minelayer Welbeck in 1918 and have been surfacing over the years as a hoax. Local Inverness innkeepers and residents insist a living monster exists though.
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Australia
Powell
Collins St. Melbourne
London
Plymouth
Royal Navy
Loch Ness
Welbeck
Inverness
J. C. MacKay
Theverness Courier
Korean Reds Still Kill Prisoners in North Korea Clash
A division spokesman says North Korean Communist troops are killing American POWs. He reports 14 U S soldiers were shot in the head during a Monday clash near Ichon, about 60 miles north of Seoul, after being captured rather than killed in battle.
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U. S
Tooven
New Congress Set for Slim Democratic Majority in 82nd
Analysis of the 82nd Congress shows Democrats will hold a slimmer majority of 49 to 47 in the Senate and will chair committees. With potential party splits on civil rights and health reform, Republican influence grows while Truman seeks policy gains.
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May Offer Resolution At Once May Offer Resolution At Once
The United States pressed to push a Korea resolution at the U N security council with a reworded text to include Chinese Communist officials. United States Britain Russia France Ecuador India Yugoslavia voted yes as Nationalist China’s vote did not veto. The council rejected a Soviet bid to let the Chinese Reds participate in all discussions. Austin said Mao Tse-tung's regime should be summoned to explain its actions to help prevent a wider war.
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Red Flares Off East Coast Spark Rescue Drill
Norfolk reports two red flares sighted near the USS Sirago off Virginia prompting a four hour rescue operation include submarines and rescue ships. The Sirago later stated no distress and fired no flares.
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