UN Infantry Regains Anchor Hill After Heavy Assault
UN infantrymen recaptured Anchor Hill on Korea’s eastern front after a dawn assault that involved bayonet, grenade and rifle butt charges and left Communist forces fleeing toward the Nam River. The fight followed a large Red barrage and renewed artillery exchange across the front with air fights diminishing as jets struck targets north of Kumhwa.
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Korea
United Nations
Ky Nam
U. N
North Korea
Nam
U.N
Triangle Hill
Kumhwa
Red
Ike Will Confer With GOP Before Going to Korea
President elect Eisenhower plans a conference with GOP legislative leaders before his Korea trip to align an early congressional program. Senator Taft of Ohio says he will meet Ike on the legislative program before the trip. Taft continues as Senate Republican Policy Committee chairman, with leadership expectations for the House speaker role.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Korea
GOP
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Rep
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Inside Page Bridge Column and Classifieds
A fragmented page segment lists sections such as Classified Ads, Editorial Page, Prayer for Today, Radio Program, Stock List and Women’s News. The readable clues point to a busy newspaper page highlighting community notices and feature columns.
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Cceere
Vishinsky renews Korean war debate at U N
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky renews Korea debate at the United Nations with a speech that may signal Moscow’s stance on prisoner repatriation. Western delegates seek Kremlin compromise while U S policy awaits Eisenhower’s inauguration. France, Britain, and India prepare positions ahead of General Assembly sessions.
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N. Y
Andrei Vishinsky
Kremlin
Vishinsky
U.N
U.S
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Anthony Eden
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America
Tunis
Morocco
France
Right Wing Gains in German City Elections
In Western Germany the Free Democratic Party and the Refugee party led a rightward shift as Wilhelm Schepmann, last SA commander, won a Gifhorn city seat while Hasso von Manteuffel secured Neuss on the FDP ticket. Adenauer's CDU lost ground as Social Democrats held or rose modestly. An estimated 12 million voters chose 100,000 local councilors nationwide.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
S. A
Free Democratic Party
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Social Democrats
Lower Saxony
North Rhine-Westphalia
Rhineland-Palatinate
West German
Wilhelm Schepmann
Gifhorn
Socialist Reich Party
Supreme Court
Schepmann
Hitler
Hasso von Manteuffel
Neuss
Free Democratic
Socialist Reich
Eisenhower Faces Early White House Challenges
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson begins a 10 part series outlining the headaches ahead for Dwight Eisenhower as he moves into the White House. The feature offers insight into how the new president may handle his duties and the tough problems awaiting him.
Port Elizabeth Paralyzed By Native Strike
CAPETOWN South Africa native workers strike against segregation paralyzing Port Elizabeth with 10 000 of 15 000 workers staying home. Weekend riots killed 22 and injured 108 across Kimberley East London. authorities kept peace with extra police.
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South Africa
Port Elizabeth
East London
Kimberley
Cstmate
East
London
Accidents Take Twelve Lives Over Weekend
A weekend tally shows at least 12 deaths from accidents across North Carolina. Three teens from Reidsville die in a rear-end crash near town. a Tarboro dentist dies when hit by a bus. a Raleigh man fatally struck by a cart. a Siler City football player dies of crash injuries. carbon monoxide asphyxia claims Marion couple and others. Several hunting and gas incidents claim lives in New Bern and Fayetteville areas.
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James W. Fields
John Edwards Durham
Clyde Eldridge Davis
Reidsville
Ighway
Ira Thurmond Knight
Charlotte
Tarboro
James P. Keech
Princeville
Carlie Johnson
Raleigh
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Siler City
Emmett Croft Jr
Grifton
Willow Green
Dean Mace
Melba Mace
Marion
McDowell County
S. J. Westmoreland
Fred N. Whisnant Jr
Newton
Wayne Biggs
Fayetteville
Ray Ruffing
Biggs
Evelyn Blackledge
New Bern
Savannah River atomic plant hit by first general strike
A nationwide workers’ walkout at the Savannah River atomic project halted construction nearly completely. Union organizer Joseph Garvin says engineers from the AFTE walked out over organizing difficulties with a sub contractor, leaving only administrative staff on site. Picket lines block highway access and traffic congestion grows as crews attempt to contact families.
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Savannah River
Joseph Garvin
Philadelphia
American Federation of Technical Engineers
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Fuller Electric Co
DuPont Company
Garvin
Engineers’ Union
Aiken
Winter Society
Fuller
Stocks Edge Up For Seventh Straight Time
New York stocks opened higher in quiet trading marking the seventh consecutive advance. Ex dividend factors distorted averages with some issues lifting on favorable corporate news. Clark Equipment rose to 58 percent on 50 percent stock dividend and 50 cent cash, Lily Tulip to 66 percent, Solvay American preferred to 135, Texas & Pacific Railway up to 116, Santa Fe higher while Union Pacific fell to 110.
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Clark
Lily Tulip
Solvay American
Texas & Pacific Railway
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Light Showers Reduce North Carolina Fire Threat
Light rain eased the danger of major state forest fires in North Carolina though officials urged a deeper soaking rain. Forester Claridge canceled deer hunts in Bladen Lakes State Forest and regional hunting seasons amid a dry spell. Showers extended east with some snow in the mountains as crews fought lingering blazes and authorities warned of arson risk.
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North Carolina
Fred Claridge
Claridge
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Asheville
Virginia
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Haywood County
Pittsburgh mourns CIO chief Philip Murray final rites
Union leaders gather in Pittsburgh to honor CIO President Philip Murray who died of arteriosclerosis at 66 in San Francisco. The body flew to Chicago then train to Pennsylvania for burial after memorials in a funeral marked by tributes from President Truman and labor officials.
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James Malone
John Murray
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James B. Carey
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Chareau
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Tam Ceumhy
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Detroit Banker to Confer On Matters of Budget
Senate support for Eisenhower grows as Byrd signals Southern Democratic backing for sound measures. Lodge and Dodge take lead in easing Truman out, with Eisenhower naming them as liaison to budget and departments. Clay attends, fueling talk of a top federal post.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
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Bridges seeks probe of Air Force Kaiser-Frazer C-119 deal
Senator Styles Bridges demands a double edged inquiry into the Kaiser-Frazer C-119 cargo plane contract after alleging excessive costs. He cites a $189,952,519 pact versus a $260,000 per unit claim by Fairchild and asks Air Force records be reviewed by the Armed Services subcommittee.
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Styles Bridges
Defense Department
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
New Hampshire
Senate Armed Services Or
Appropriations Committee
Kaiser-Frazer
Petans
Fairchild Engine and Aircraft Co
Eac Bridges
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Fairchild
Air Force
Bridges
Thomas K. Finletter
Peperelings
aiser-Frazer
Weather outlook with mild temps and sunset times
The forecast shows a low of 46 tonight and a high of 48 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 54 with a 44 degree low last night. Sunset is at 5 16 pm today and sunrise is 6 52 am tomorrow.
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