Long Lines Strike Threat Looms Across Southwestern Bell
A CIO division 20 report accuses Southwestern Bell of planning a lockout amid widespread picketing in about 40 cities. Long lines operators face mandatory duties under orders to maintain continuous service, with potential cross-industry pressure from AT&T personnel. The dispute centers on refusal to cross picket lines and the risk of a broader strike.
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Bell
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Thet
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Frank Py Lonergan
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Western Front Battles Halted By Cold Front Near Yonghyon
Amid heavy fighting in Pyongyang corridor, U S Second Division units press advances near Tokchon as U N air forces hit enemy positions. In Far West patrols, winter conditions curb actions while U S First Cavalry seizes high ground outside Yonghyon after a 48 hour engagement, with Reds defending behind city walls. Civilian reports note senior North Korean officers retreating northward as front lines shift.
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Pyongyang
Seoul
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U. N
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Tokchon
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U.S. First Cavalry
Yonghyon
October Weather Boosts Arkansas Crops Report
October weather in Arkansas favored cotton rice and soybeans with ideal harvest conditions. The crop reporting service said total field crop production is 14 percent below last year, with soybean output at 10,450,000 bushels and a 21.5 bushel per acre yield, corn at 28,260,000 bushels, rice at 7,920,000 bags, and pecan production down to 3,285,000 pounds amid rain, blight, mildew, and worms.
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Arksitisas
Three Points Continues on Page One Bond Hearings Set
Three Points residents released on bond faced hearings set for November 24 in mayoral court. Three others were arrested on charges of disturbing the peace and vagrancy in Forrest City. The proceedings were continued to November 28.
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Eaci Digo
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Bonnie Prince Charles Turns Two in London Park
Bonnie Prince Charles marks his second birthday in Green Park London as crowds watch from the edges of the day’s guard change at St James Palace. The toddler, likely future king, rides in a large baby buggy and smiles at soldiers who cannot return the wave due to guard regulations.
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Bonnie
Prince Charles
England
Green Park
St. James Palace
Wynne to Play Monticello and at Stuttgart
Monticello and Wynne have chosen a neutral site in Stuttgart for the Class A high school playoffs first round on November 24. Monticello is the District Eight champion, Wynne the District Six champion. Meanwhile, Western Electric workers planned to continue moving between Arkansas cities to set up picket lines for at least brief periods.
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Wynne
Stuttgart
Ehamp
Western Electric
Arkansas
Why Red Officers Are Rare In UN Korea War
US intelligence notes show North Korea and China coordinated under Soviet influence. They contrast Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan’s surrenders with North Korea’s retreat and mass prisoner exchanges. The piece argues Communist nations shield each other, complicating UN goals and signaling a new world order fight.
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Korea
Big Brother
China
Rver
Little Brother
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Japan
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World Organization
Red China
South Korea
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Germany
Nazi Germany
Adolf Hitter
Kim D Sung
Soviet
Russia
Page One Address on Medical Practice Act Reform
A speaker urges self reform in medicine, criticizing doctors who perform surgeries they are not trained for. He calls for stricter standards and improved medical practice acts. He clarifies the remarks do not target criminal offenses but focus on professional competence and patient safety.
Red-Backed Peace Group To Poland
Sheffield Nov 24 The Red-backed world peace conference ended its one night stay amid discord between Russian and American viewpoints and plans to resume Thursday in Warsaw Poland Immigration limits kept many delegates out of the country Polish authorities will bring some delegates by ship and air others to Warsaw Carpenters and craftsmen prepared a new assembly hall Boris Polevoy a Russian writer attacked American delegate CG John Rogge former assistant U S attorney general Rogge had said Russia faced concentration of political power spilling into economic policy and affecting neighbors
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Eng
World Peace Corference
Warsaw
Poland
Boris Polevoy
John Rogge
U. S
Russia
Army to Call 40 000 Men in January
Washington reports a January draft for 40,000 men raising the total conscripted for Korea era service to about 240,000. Earlier months varied with 50,000 in September and October, 70,000 in November, and 40,000 in December, while the navy and air force rely on volunteers.
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Washington
Koreas
Navy
Air Force
Doctor licensing and discipline questions arise in county panel
A speaker criticizes health care duties amid concerns for the health of hundreds of people. He notes failures in professional self discipline and argues licensing can lock in privileges, allowing physicians to practice despite over charging or neglect unless criminal conviction occurs.
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