MacArthur signals shift as UN forces take lead on Korea
In a bold message to troops, General MacArthur calls for reducing U S troop presence beyond the Yalu and shifting operations to United Nations forces. He warns that victory and Christmas leave depend on broad international backing and UN responsibility for Korea.
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Ropps
Korea
Yalu
Manchuria
America
U. S
United Nations
Mac
U.S
Arthur
U.N
Geervillas
Goud
Giett
Gen
Douglas Sthue
Sante Claus Juustiurru
Cleistias
Timber Meet Showcases Ellis Farm Forestry Practices Near Baird's Chapel
B J Ells hosted more than 125 farmers business and timber men and agricultural reps at his Ellis Farm near Baird's Chapel to view farm forestry practices. Extension Forester Bob Nelson outlined benefits while Harald Howell of Little Rock detailed tree to pulp wood ratios and values. Demonstrations included modern fire control tools tractor mounted planters and a 12 000 trees per day planter.
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B. J. Ells
Agricultural Agency
Baird's Chapel
Extension Parm
Bob Nelson
Mr. Ellis
Nelson
Harald A. Howell
Little Rock
Howell
Ellis
Buster Denton
Delight
District Forest
Division of Forestry and Parks
Arkaneus Resources and Development Commission
Denton
Hope Chamber of Commerce
John Keck
Jim Case
Soil Conservation Service
Arkansas
Hope Station
Cecil Bittle
Dewey Demands Resignation of Rail Trustees
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey demanded resignation by Monday of two Long Island railroad trustees as part of a total shakeup after a Thanksgiving Eve wreck killed 77 and injured 332. He urged court action if they quit, citing bankrupt finances and demoralized management. The conference, attended by Judge Harold Kennedy, also discussed possible ownership and launched five independent probe efforts by federal and local agencies and the railroad itself. Mayor Impellitteri criticized the Pennsylvania Railroad, owner of most LI stock, amid the crisis.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Long Island Railroad
Long Island
Dewey
David EB
Sucker
Hunter L. Delatour
Kennedy
New York City
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Public Safety Commission
Queens County’district
Fri
Impellitteri
Pennsylvania Railroad
GOP Launches Broadside at Acheson
Washington November 25 Republican critics of President Truman direct sharp questions at Secretary of State Acheson. Senate leader Wherry and others urge removal while Kefauver cautions recognizing the President’s right to pick his secretary. Jessup warns against policies that could draw the U S into a broader war in Asia.
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Washington
Truman
Acheson
Millikin
R-Cole
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Omaha
Wherry
Rneb
Senate
Congress
82Nd Congress
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Douglas
D-Ill
Philip C. Jessup
Philadelphia
GOP
Knowland Ut- Clair
Formosa
Jessup
U. S
Asia
Ten Accused of Contempt Plea Innocent
Washington reports ten individuals charged with contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions before the House Un-American Activities Committee pleaded innocent. Arraigned before Judge Burnita S. Matthews, bail was set at 1500 for all but one at 1000. The group included an heiress, a Communist Daily Worker official, and seven UE officials.
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Washington
Congress
House
American Activities Committee
U.S
Burnita S. Matthews
Communist
Daily Worker
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
UE Defense Committee
Matthews
Washington, D. C
David Scribner
New York
Louise Branston
Berman
UN- American Activities Committee
Garage Fire Causes $1000 Damage at Local Home
A garage at Ted dy Jones's residence burned yesterday, causing about $1000 in damage. No vehicle was stored in the garage, and firefighters from Hops Fire Department stated there were no injuries.
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Teddy Jones
Hops
110000 Puzzled Officers Hold Fast in Korean N E Drive
In Korea 110,000 United Nations soldiers of the Eighth Army push toward the Manchurian border amid deep doubt over enemy strength and possible reinforcements. Officers and men describe uncertainty about what lies ahead and the role of China in the looming battle.
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North Korea
Hal Boyle
U.S
Korea
United Nations
Eighth Army
Yalu River
Niy Midd
Red China
Cah
Sff
Senate weighs Wherry on foreign relations post
In Washington the Republican committee on committees led by Dei Butler floated Senator Knowland’s and Wherry’s names for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Wherry, a Nebraskan foe of Acheson’s Europe and Far East policy, could win the post as Republicans realign seats. Butler noted six to eight applications and a likely clash in the party battles ahead.
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Washington
Buller
Repubican
Wherry
Senate
Europe
Far East
Acheson
Omaha
Congress
Dei
Butler
Republican Committee
Whiich
Morse
Oregon
Knowland
Californi
Lucan
Illinois
McFarland
Arizona
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Russell
Georgia
Kefauver
D-Tenn
McMahon
Douglas Club
Wke Douglas
Truman
Self-Control Favored by Business
Washington reports a secret meeting planned in New York by top business and labor leaders to curb inflation via voluntary wage and price controls rather than government action. Participants include Jen Stephens of Steel Corp and Philip Murray of the CIO, with AFL President Green and others linked to major wage drive negotiations. Senate voices favor using higher taxes and credit curbs before wage price controls.
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Washington
Mayes
Strick
Be Making
New York
Jen Stephens
IU. 8
Steel Corp
Philip Murray
CLO
Murray
AFL
William Green
John L. Dewis
Abe Joiner
Y Voluntary Megane
Pulp Industry Uses Bark Loosening Chemical on Girdled Trees
A chemical solution brushed on girdled trees loosens the bark allowing harvest for pulp at any time. The method enables flexible timing for milling, reducing wait periods and increasing efficiency in forest processing operations.
Talent Night at Hope High School December 8
The Hope high school PTA presents its annual Talent program in the school auditorium on December 8. Nine through twelve grade acts include a Spanish play, magic, music by the glee club, and a boys glee solo. A Kangaroo Court and a Ma ano Pa skit provide laughs. admission is 50 and 35 cents with proceeds for PTA projects.
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Hope High School Pta
W. A. Willams
T. C. Thornton
Glee Club
Misa Ruth Hamilton
Lions Kiwanis Benefit Game Set After Weather Delay
A Lions Kiwanis benefit baseball game, postponed Thursday due to bad weather, will be played soon per a spokesman. Tickets have been requested and are expected to be honored.
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Lions-Kiwanis
Duga
Todey
Dickets Gre
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