Acheson Defies Resignation Amid GOP Fire Over Foreign Policy
The GOP intensifies attacks on Secretary of State Acheson over Orient policy and defense costs as Republicans push for congressional reviews of anti inflation plans and foreign policy shifts. Taft and Vandenberg weigh in while Truman remains publicly supportive amid mounting partisan pressure.
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Chinese Leader Rejects UN Invitation Over Korea Square Issue
Chou En-lai in Tokyo declares the Central People's Republic of China cannot accept the United Nations Security Council invitation. He argues the council panel is biased by the United States and denies China the right to discuss armed intervention in Korea and aggression against Taiwan Formosa. He urges the council to combine talks on Taiwan and Korea to allow China to raise its formal accusations.
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Pull Up a Chair and a Patchwork of Snippets
A collage of topics spans TV puppets and cigarette packs to stamps, stamps perforations, late 1920s opera stars, shoemobiles, and cross-border cinema trends. It notes unrelated curiosities, a tax sense of humor, and a casual survey of culture and artifacts in a mosaic of paragraph fragments.
French Air Power Upgrading Amid Viet Minh Pressure
French forces push air power gains with 40 U S Navy Helcat fighters and expected B 26 bombers to Saigon as Viet Minh fighters exploit jungle and delta strongholds. Chinese training camps in Kinmen soil and fear of a Vietminh offensive loom per Topping report. Salmon remains Canada’s top fishery product with lobster next.
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World Pauses To Honor Dead
Madison Avenue New York honors fallen soldiers as a memorial gathering pauses for prayers. Officials warn of danger from Communism and urge preparation for future conflicts while Maj. Gen. Adler and Maj. Gen. Barr reflect on Korea and peace. Macy calls for congressional probe into reelection defeat.
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Barter Theater Troupe Brings Roaring 20s to Town
Barter Theater of Virginia appears in town Wednesday night November 22 with The Show Off a George Kelly American classic set in the 1920s. Caddell Burroughs stars Aubrey Piper the self confident liar and braggart. The Barter company marks its 18th year of touring with seasoned actors many from Broadway.
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UN Forces Advance North of Pakchon Front
General Douglas B. Church reports UN forces move again beyond the 24th position near Pakchon as Chinese troops withdraw from the area. He notes Chinese fighters remain disciplined, not hostile to prisoners, and that South Korean units cross the Taeryong River to sever the Kasan Pakchon road, engaging Reds in battalion strength.
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Debate Over Crime Comics Returns to Public Eye
Officials and judges weigh the impact of crime comics on youth. Katharine Lenroot and H. Conner question prevention effects while William McCarthy and Grace Riggins argue literature may be better chosen for mental hygiene. Others see thrills as a harmless outlet, though some warn crime does pay in the underworld.
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Communist congress shifts sessions to Warsaw from Sheffield
The second world congress, backed by communists, moves most sessions to Warsaw Poland from Sheffield England. Organizers say British security measures force the relocation with only one session remaining in Sheffield.
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Seek Pay Raise by 700 Wool Workers in 150 Mills
The CIO Textile Workers Union of America served notice in Boston that it will seek wage increases for 700 workers across more than 150 mills. Delegates from 300 locals voted unanimously to notify management they intend to terminate current contracts expiring February 1.
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King Gustaf V Estate Valued at 10 Million Kroner
Official report in Stockholm states the late King Gustaf V left an estate of about 10 million kronor valued before taxes. He died October 29 at age 92. Estate assets include bonds shares bank savings and other securities as announced by Earl Marshal Birger Ekeberg.
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