Fog Aids Chinese in Hold on Pinpoint Hill
In dense fog and rain the Chinese Reds thwarted a day-long ROK bid to retake Pinpoint Hill on Sniper Ridge. U P war writer Kendrick quoted an American adviser noting fog hindered ROK counter-battery fire and favored Chinese night movement, with 1,000 Chinese rounds per hour reported.
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Korea
Pinpoint
Roks
United Press War
Victor Kendrick
Kendrick
Sniper Ridge
U.S. Tth Division
U.N
Smith Says Tax Returns Available Amid APO Probe
Senate subcommittee investigating the Alien Property Office has secured access to income tax returns. Chairman Willis Smith said the executive order is being issued but declined to identify whose returns are requested. The inquiry, budgeted at 100000 dollars, targets wartime seizures of enemy property and patronage concerns raised by Sen. Wiley. Smith plans an interim report in January and no public hearings before the new Congress.
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Willis Smith
D-Nc
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Justice Department
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Senate
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
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APO
Wiley
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Eisenhower
Chicago
Dirksen
Illinois
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
GOP
Taft
Sens
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
William F. Knowland
Cal
Army Seeks to Soften Casualty Image in Korea
Army Surgeon General Maj. Gen. George Armstrong says 85 percent of wounded in Korea return to duty, reframing 98,946 total Army combat casualties as manageable. He cites 16,500 killed in action and 1,500 dead of wounds, along with 12,000 missing in action, and notes body armor cut chest injuries by 60 to 70 percent.
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U.S
George E. Armstrong
Army
Korea
Armstrong
Debate On Korea Is Resumed At United Nations
The United Nations Main Political Committee resumed debate on Korea with the United States and 20 sponsors opposing forcible repatriation of war prisoners. Twenty one countries urged an immediate cease fire with voluntary repatriation. Indian plan proposes sending all prisoners to an island off Central Korea under a neutral UN commission for those who choose to stay.
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General Assembly
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
New York
Korea
U. N
UN Official Leaps to Death From Window
The United Nations top legal adviser Abraham H. Feller leaped to his death from his 12th floor Manhattan apartment amid a probe into Communist influence at the UN. The Senate internal security subcommittee vows to continue inquiries despite his death and protests over loyalty questions. Lie said Feller faced prolonged strain trying to uphold due process against smears. Subcommittee members criticized refusal to answer loyalty questions and espionage inquiries. The panel recessed its inquiry until January.
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Abraham H. Feller
Manhattan
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Feller
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Communist Party
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Morris
James Eastland
D.-Miss
Homer Ferguson
R—Mich
Willis Smith
D—N.c
Women Rival Over Shared Bank Account Draw
Fragmentary line shows a dispute involving a woman or women and a shared bank account. Text indicates tension around ownership or access and a draw or stalemate in some financial arrangement.
Eisenhower Meets Dewey To Plan Korea Trip
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower will confer with Gov. Thomas F. Dewey about plans for his Korea trip and other policy matters at vacation headquarters in Augusta Georgia. Dewey, en route to Miami, is expected to be the last major caller before Eisenhower flies to Washington for talks with President Truman.
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New York
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Fla
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R-Mass
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Detroit
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Douglas MacArthur
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Defense Department
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Chicago
Public Hearing On Wage Hike In Coal Strike Dispute
Washington economic official Roger L. Putnam will hold a public hearing on the proposed $1.90 daily wage increase for United Mine Workers and Bituminous Coal Operators in a key coal case. Lewis and Moses urge full approval. strike risk looms if the board’s $1.50 decision stands for soft coal and 65,000 hard coal miners await action.
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Roger L. Putnam
John L. Lewis
Putnam
Lewis
Harry M. Moses
Wage Stabilization Board
Secret Katyn Report Vanished After Pentagon Receipt
Former Army Intelligence chief Maj. Gen. Clayton Bissell testified as House aides probed a missing World War II top secret report blaming Russia for the Katyn massacre. The panel pressed that State Department may not have received the document and planned further questioning. The probe also drew in former Gov. George H. Earle who said Roosevelt blocked publication of Russia blame in 1945.
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Mystery surrounds arrest of Erich Klare in Belgium
In Belgium the arrest of 40 year old German born Erich Klare is shrouded in secrecy. Officials say the arrest is not for espionage and have given few details about the large police operation near the German border. Photographs were seized and the location of Klare’s detention was not disclosed.
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Belgium
Erich Klare
Defense
Justice
Surete Nationale
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Klare
Aan Ree
Surete
Kiare
Formosa Hit By Typhoon Destruction in Kaohsiung
Typhoon battered Formosa with Kaohsiung and Tsoying Naval Base hardest hit. Death toll in these two points exceeds 65 with 600 injured. Taoying reports 25 killed and 400 injured. Other areas report widespread damage as lines were cut and homes wrecked.
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Kaohsiung
China Tsoying Naval Base
Taoy- Ing
CIO Executive Board Sets Policy After Murray Death
The CIO Executive Board meets in Pittsburgh to chart future policy and act on recommendations from vice presidents. They consider postponing the 14th national convention to December 1 in Atlantic City and moving the convention site. A report by Murray may be released November 17, and the board may meet in Atlantic City two days before the convention. The leadership battle between Allan Haywood and Walter Reuther looms as potential forger. Jacob Potofsky is named peacemaker and possible presidential candidate.
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CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
Los Angeles
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N. J
Castle Shannon
Allan 8. Haywood
Walter C. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Eisenhower to Stay Neutral in Senate GOP Leader race
In Washington sources say President-elect Eisenhower will remain hands off as Senate Republicans choose their leader. Senator Styles Bridges signals neutrality and says the leader should suit the party and administration, not Eisenhower personally.
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GOP
W.shington
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Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Eisenhower
North Carolina Crop Estimates and Tax Cut Debate
North Carolina sweet potato output is put at 4.2 million bushels, down 210,000 from last month, while sorghum grain is forecast to rise to 1.125 million bushels. The North Carolina Utilities Commission orders railroads to prove grain freight rates are just and reasonable by Jan. 14 hearing. Washington news covers GOP leaders debating tax cut timing with Speaker-hopeful Martin and Senator Bridges, noting possible small budget cuts and a plan for a Little Hoover Commission to scrutinize the Defense Department.
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GOP
Styles Bridges
N.H
Joseph R. Martin Jr
Mass
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Daniel A. Reed
Ways and Means Committee
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Capitol
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Fisenower
Truman
Robert A. Taft
R.O
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Hoover Commission
Williams Ordered to Report for Pacific Coast Transfer
Marine Captain Ted Williams, former Boston Red Sox star, received orders to report to Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro, California, by January 2 for overseas transfer as a jet fighter pilot. He serves as a Marine Reserve officer with the Second Marine Air Wing and will report before his transfer overseas.
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Cherry Point
Ted Williams
Pacific Coast
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Ponder Future of Greensboro Citizens for Fisenhower
The former executive committee of Citizens for Fisenhower in Greensboro met in closed session to study retaining the statewide organization after many local chapters disbanded when Dwight D. Eisenhower became president elect. Spokesmen offered no details.
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North Carolina
Fisenhower
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Students Oppose Saturday Classes at UNC Chapel Hill
About 4000 UNC students signed petitions opposing Saturday classes and gathered at a mass meeting to protest a board of trustees plan. Petitions and remarks were to be presented to a visiting trustee committee.
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University of North Carolina
University Board of Trustees
Mitchell elected president of Southern Association of Cream Manufacturers
Ashe ville North Carolina resident E. D. Mitchell was chosen president of the Southern Association of the Cream Manufacturers in New Orleans yesterday.
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Asheville
N. C
E. D. Mitchell
Southern Association of the Cream Manufacturers
North Carolina Doctors Named Chiefs in Southern Medical Association
Three NC doctors named chairmen of key sections of the Southern Medical Association. Dr. J. W. R. Norton of Raleigh health officer public health chairs the section on public health. Dr. George T. Harrell of Winston-Salem leads medicine. Dr. David Cayer, also of Winston-Salem, heads gastroenterology.
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Miami, Fla
North Carolina
Southern Medical Association
J. W. R. Norton
Raleigh
George T. Harrell
Winston-Salem
David Cayer
Coast Guard Helicopter Crash Kills Two Officers
A Coast Guard helicopter crash in Beverly Massachusetts yesterday killed Commander Joseph F. McCue 41 head of the Salem Air Station and Henry D. White 1st class aviation machinist from Hingham Massachusetts. White previously served at Elizabeth City North Carolina and leaves three children with his ex wife in Elizabeth City.
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Mass
Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
N. C
Joseph F. McCue
Salem
Henry D. White
Hingham
White
Brownville
Tennessee Accepts Cotton Bowl Bid on New Year's Day
Tennessee announced acceptance of a Cotton Bowl invitation for New Year’s Day. Gen. Bob Neyland, athletic director and football coach, said the Volunteers would face the Southwest Conference champion in Dallas, noting the team’s post 1950 success against Texas.
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Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Volunteers
Neyland
Vols
Texas
Weather forecast tonight and tomorrow
Tonight's low around 4 degrees with a high of 64 expected tomorrow. Today's high reached 65 with a low last night near 51. Sunset today is 4 18 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 56 a m.
North Carolina Professors Receive Ford Foundation Grants
Four North Carolina educators were awarded Ford Foundation research grants in human behavior. Each grant totals $5,500 and will go to University of North Carolina faculty members Thomas Carroll Alexander Heard Daniel O Price and Duke faculty member Joseph J Spangler for ongoing behavioral studies.
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North Carolina
Ford Foundation
Thomas Carroll
Alexander Heard
Daniel O. Price
University of North Carolina
Joseph J. Spangler
Duke
Wallet Return Highlights Good Deed in Franklin
Margaret Scott a state employee in Raleigh left her wallet in a Franklin Virginia bus station phone booth last Sunday. An insured package reached her yesterday containing the wallet with its $18 and contents intact. Frank Keeter of Franklin Rt. 3 found and sent the wallet back.
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Margaret Scott
Franklin
Frank Keeter
Rt. 3
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