Unions Fared Well While Citizenship Duties Pressed
The piece notes walkouts idled 23,000 workers while unions debated reciitation of duties. CIO AFL and United Mine Workers leaders spoke on labor support for anti Communism and Korea. Eisenhower urged toughness as Symington warned of Russia's strength and the need for immediate defense buildup.
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Birmingham
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South Africa mobilizes 250 for UN Korea duty
Durban reports the air force squadron from South Africa begins assembling 250 officers and men from across the union. Many pilots are World War II veterans with gallantry decorations. They will meet at Pretoria where Defense Minister F. C. Erasmus will address them before departing for the east.
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New Hormones Miraculous from Antibiotics Help
Dr Forsham describes hormones spurring antibody build-up within 10 days to fight inflammatory and allergic diseases. Hormones may prevent eye damage in sympathetic ophthalmia and ease asthma by expanding bronchioles, while speeding wound healing and boosting brain activity. They act via adrenal cortex to modulate bodily responses and digestion.
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Soviet Plane Shot Down Prompt U N Involvement Debate
Officials cite lack of comments due to holiday gaps while the United Nations Security Council in Lake Success weighs Moscow’s role in the North Korean war. State Department notes were sent after a Soviet twin engine bomber with a red star fired on a UN patrol and was shot down. The body recovered was identified as Lt Mishin Tennadii Vasilebiu of the USSR armed forces.
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Royal Tour Planned by King George and Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace announced a royal tour of Australia and New Zealand in 1952 by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The trip, likely in the first half of the year, follows a canceled 1949 schedule due to the king's illness.
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Koreans Break Through South of Taegu Amid Ridge Fighting
Allied forces pressed north of Taegu with US Marines and 2nd Division troops advancing six miles in the Masan–Yongsan bridgehead area while Reds abandoned guns west of Masan. South Koreans claim navy vessels sank 20 Communist transports off Pohang as eastern front lines face intense rainbound resistance. The northeastern front remains critical with fears of a northern withdrawal as allied lines brace on Kyongju-Pohang high ground.
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Nation Debates Total Mobilization and Readiness
The piece weighs optimistic time to prepare against calls for total mobilization. Proponents warn of a military state with massive armed forces and strict controls on civilians, while others argue the nation can still rearm adequately without sacrificing living standards or triggering full mobilization. The central question is whether immediate total mobilization is necessary.
Ager New Champ In North Carolina Tennis Final
Buddy Ager of Black Mountain won the North Carolina closed tennis title in Greensboro defeating Heath Alexander of Charlotte 6-2 6-4 6-4 in the finals. Ager, a University of North Carolina graduate student, previously captained and played No 1 for Harvard's varsity team.
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First American tanks arrive in Cherbourg under aid program
The freighter American Miller delivered 21 Sherman tanks to Cherbourg along with seven six‑inch guns and 3,000 boxes of military equipment marking the arrival of U.S. arms aid.
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Thirteen Die in Truck Crash Near Piedecuesta
In Piedecuesta Colombia a truck plunged into a 900 foot chasm killing thirteen people. Local reports say the vehicle was driven by a drunken operator and the crash occurred yesterday.
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Two-Gun Tommy Taggart Dies at 47 in Atlantic City
Tom Taggart Jr. former mayor and controversial figure in Atlantic City politics was found dead at his home in Atlantic City at age 47. A family member said he appeared to die of a heart attack. Taggart known as two-gun Tommy rose from state assemblyman in 1934 to state senator in 1937 and mayor in 1940.
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Blames Whisky For Wild Shooting Spree
A 21 year old man, Donald E. Webster of Route 1 Mebane, turned himself into Alamance county jail and blamed whiskey for a shooting spree 22 hours earlier. Sheriff C H Moore said Webster faces charges of killing a cow assault with firearms and resisting an officer with intent to kill.
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Tremors Hit Central Italy Injuring Dozen in Teramo
A sequence of earth tremors rocked Rome to the Adriatic coast early today. Teramo and nearby villages reported damage with at least twelve people slightly hurt, injuries centered in an old folks home, according to Teramo police.
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Six year old girl swallows a dime in Pensacola
Judy Dollar a Birmingham Alabama visitor swallowed a dime last night at Sacred Heart Hospital doctors say the coin remains inside but will not harm her the child was released after X rays showed no injury
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