Bellflower Norwalk Kiwanis honors Excelsior football squad
Kiwanis honors last night included Byron Helman captain and quarterback receiving the most valuable player award. Warren Davis earned outstanding fineman, Luck Carrey voted outstanding back, and Vinvin received the Carleg Evans leadership award. Jeff Cravath, USC coach, urged the Pilots toward bigger teams and future success.
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Norwalhk
Byron Helmar
Warren Davis
Jack Currey
Brave Hamby
Kiwanis Club
Bellflower
Artesia
Norwalk
Excelsior High
Byron Helwan
Er Trophy
Luck Carrey
Vinvin
Kiwanians
Excelsior Union
USG
Winton Burne
Bob Aghion
Excelsior
Jeff Cravath
USC
Byron Helman
Helman
Jessie Hanson
Bob Flournoy
Bill Jessup
Noose Tightens On U S Marines Near Pyongyang
The article describes U S Marines and Allied forces holding 20 000 troops at bay around Hagaru near the Chosin Reservoir as an emergency airlift delivers food and ammo for a potential breakout toward Hamhung. Chinese forces press from the north, threatening a crescent attack along the flank.
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Pyongyang
Seoul
U.S
First Marine Division
Seventh Infantry Division
Hagaru
Chosin Reservoir
Hamhung
Oil Shortage Warns of Russian War Risk
An analysis notes oil dependence shapes modern warfare and Russia’s vulnerability in fuel reserves. It cautions against underestimating adversaries and overestimating threats as jet fuel needs rise and a broader conflict remains unlikely.
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Russia
Report Decision Not To Use A Bomb Yet
President Truman and British Prime Minister Clement Attlee agreed the United States will not use the atomic bomb without agreement among friendly states. The decision is expected to be public in tomorrow's White House communique. Officials indicated the A-bomb will not be used in Korea.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Clement Attlea
United States
White House
Christmas Tree Train Crash Kills Four Children
A freight train carrying Christmas trees struck a car load of children at an unprotected crossing near the Beaver Dam railway station in Wisconsin. Four children were killed and the car’s driver, Carl Omick, was injured as the train ran about 76 miles per hour.
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South
Beaver Dam
Wis
Po- Hee
Carl Omick
U N peace plan calls for 48 hour Korea cease fire
Harold Stassen proposed a United Nations peace plan for Korea with a cease-fire within 48 hours and threats of air retaliation against Chinese targets if the Communists refuse. He hinted the UN could strike military objectives in Korea or China, potentially including the A bomb, though he said the plan reflects his personal views after a luncheon with General MacArthur.
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Tokyo
Dec
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Harold Stassen
United Nations
Korea
Stassen
China
University of Pennsylvania
Douglas MacArur
Britain to boost navy army and air force strength
Britain aims to raise armed forces by 83 000 to 899 900 total with an 83 000 increase split 55 000 to the army and 28 000 to the air force. RAF at 243 000 while naval strength stays at 134 900 amid continuing Korea War pressures.
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Britain
London
Navy
House of Commons
U. S. Navy
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