Allied Ground Forces Drive Northward Into Cortina Area
Telegraphed dispatch reports Allied ground forces advancing northward as a weekend ceasefire talks faltered. A nationwide telephone strike by CIO Communications Workers of America enters its third day with hit and run picketing aimed at clogging Bell system operations. Union members and Bell maintenance staff numbers on strike total about 120000, as the dispute centers on pay rates and contract length amid Western Electric tensions.
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CIO Communications Workers of America
Bell
Western Electric Co
CWA
New England
Western Electric
UN Security Council Pushes Korea War Resolution
The United Nations monitored front developments as a new resolution led by the United States Britain France Norway Cuba and Ecuador urged China to withdraw from Korea. It demands respect for the Korea Manchuria border and a U N force withdrawal while threatening measures if Red Chinese troops stay. Prominent diplomats Jebb Chauvel and Austin stressed consequences for noncompliance. Rau of India noted shifting China relations.
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Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
France
Jean Chauvel
America
Warren R. Austin
U. N
Korea
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
China
Marshall Pledges War Dead Will Not Be Forgotten
Secretary of Defense Marshall vows on Armistice Day that over 4 655 Americans who died in Korea will not be forgotten. At Arlington he says each casualty represents a life and promises dignified graves and lasting memorials. He recalls serving with Pershing and notes 22 overseas cemeteries with permanent monuments.
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Korea
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Arlington National Cemetery
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Gomenen
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Africa
Far East
U.S.A
Cold Weather Spreads Across Most of the United States
The first real cold snap broadens with subfreezing conditions in California citrus regions and scattered snow from the Great Lakes to Harrisburg. Temperatures dip as low as 4 below in Jamestown and 34 in Los Angeles, with only southern Florida and coastal California missing the chill.
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Associated Press
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Nepal's Exiled King Arrives in India with Wives
The deposed Nepalese king his two wives and relatives arrived in New Delhi to start life in exile. He fled Kathmandu after being dethroned by his three year old grandson Prince Gyanendra. Prime Minister Nehru welcomed the royal party at a ceremonial arrival.
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Katmandu
Gyanendra
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Viet Chief May Be Casualty In Indochina Air Strike
Saigon dispatch says Ho Chi Minh, Vietminh leader, possibly among casualties after a French bombing raid on Langxa in North Indochina. The French military spokesman denied certainty of his death, noting Ho Chi Minh may have been present at a conference the strike aimed to disrupt.
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Vietminternment
Langxa
Hanoi
Bao Dai
Nobel Chemistry Prize Goes To Diels And Adler
STOCKHOLM Sweden Nov. 11 Prof Diels and Prof Kurt Adler a German teacher pupil team have been awarded the 1950 Nobel Chemistry prize joint work dating back to 1927 Their award was for the two scientists work on the discovery of the dien synthesis a method by which odors and complex chemical compounds can be produced artificially Also noted were the Nobel Literature prize for 1949 to William Faulkner and Bertand Russell and Prof Cecil Frank Powell of Britain won the Nobel Physics prize for mesons and nucleus study.
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Sweden
Diels
Kurt Adler
William Faulkner
Oxford
Bertrand Russell
Cecil Frank Powell
Britain
Bristol University
Contests In Michigan And Connecticut Undecided Four Days After Election
Four days after the election Michigan voters faced a possible delay in inaugurating their governor as recounts and errors surfaced to swing the race between Democrat G. Mennen Williams and Republican Harry F. Kelly. In Connecticut Republican Prescott Bush sought a court recount in Senator William Benton’s race, with a hearing set to decide whether Benton or Bush would control the Senate balance, potentially creating a 48 48 tie needing Vice President Barkley’s vote.
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Harry F. Kelly
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Supreme Court
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Benton
Prescott Bush
Senate
Bush
Barkley
Yugoslavia to Break With Albania over Legation
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia has closed and sealed Albania’s legation and delivered a government note from Premier Tito’s administration. The note accuses Albania of using the legation to carry out offensive activities against Yugoslavia and its authorities.
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Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
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Ministry of Information
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Belrade
Armistice Day Rally Promoted by Klan in Conway
In Conway South Carolina the Ku Klux Klan plans an Armistice Day rally tonight amid reports of recent violence including a white farmer whipped and a Negro nightclub shooting. Sheriff Sasser contends police will arrest a suspect in the whipping case as a robed figure was killed in a clash at the night club.
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Ku Klux Klan
Thomas Hamilton
Carolinas Klan
Myrtle Beach
James Daniel Johnston
Hamilton
Unconfirmed reports claim Soviet advisers depart Shanghai
Novermber dispatches say Russian technicians and advisers are leaving Shanghai for the north with no explanation given. The report also references a night club shooting and mentions a separate note about a Horry county case.
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Formosa
Shanghai
Horry County
Mental troubles hinder recovery in tuberculosis patients
Johns Hopkins psychiatrist Dr. Jerome Hartz told the eastern section of the American Trudeau Society that about one in three TB patients have mental issues that block healing. He cited cases where emotional distress, claustrophobia, and family stress impeded recovery, while illness sometimes masked emotional distress. Italy and West Germany also signed a new $140 million trade pact yesterday.
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West Germany
Manpower program gains shape with Rosenberg pick
Defense Secretary Marshall backs Anna Rosenberg as assistant in charge of manpower and names Edward Keenan Arthur Motley and Leo Werts to ODM roles. Robert C. Goodwin submits ODM personnel plan as the new Labor Department manpower agency forms under Tobin and Marshall. Ros enberg to coordinate the program and influence policy on deferments.
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Arthur W. Motley
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Reds Withdraw To Wooded Mountain Line Near Border
Allied forces renewed the Korean War ground offensive pushing north in northwest Korea. The Chinese and North Korean forces abandoned their positions to wooded mountains after a heavy counterattack left many Allied units trapped and damaged. Air and naval strikes targeted retreating lines as U S and British units advanced toward Pakchon and Kunu with Marine and cavalry elements probing toward the Manchurian border.
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U. S
Ki Changjin
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Madison County Elected Two Democrats in Sheriff and House Seats
Madison county certified Democrat FE. Ponder as sheriff with 3513 to 3482 votes and Dr. W A Same as state representative over R S Rice 3400 to 3334. Republicans plan appeal while charges of irregularities are called frivolous. This marks only the second Democratic sheriff election in the Civil War era for Madison County.
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Davis
Rice
Madison County
C. M. Burnett
R. R. Ramsey
Vandenberg May Temper GOP Stand
Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan expects to return to work with the 82nd Congress in January and may soften Republican opposition to administration foreign policies. After months of illness, he rests in Grand Rapids and has long been a key GOP voice on foreign affairs.
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Arthur Vandenberg
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Seven Martinsville Negroes Granted Execution Stays
Governor Battle granted stays of execution for seven Martinsville men sentenced for raping a white woman. The stays extend to February to allow new appeals to the U S Supreme Court. New dates set: February 2 for Hampton Hairston Millner and Howard Hairston. February 5 for Grayson Taylor and James Hairston.
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United States Supreme Court
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Rattle
Virginia
Joe Henry Hampton
Frank Hairston, Jr
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Howard Hairston
Francis Desales Grayson
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