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Independent Long Beach in Long Beach, California

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Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1950

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Million Dollar Fire Destroys Zanesville Store

A downtown Zanesville blaze started in the elevator shaft of a department store around 10 p.m. and spread to multiple buildings. Firemen from 200 cities fought the three hour fire, with the four story Starr Co department store destroyed and flames reaching the Citizens National Bank Building. Damages already estimated at one million dollars.

Zanesville Ohio ALE, Starr Co Citizens National Bank

Crisis Looms as Marines Press Toward Hungnam

The editorial notes growing criticism as a new crisis nears a decision on atomic weapon use. It reports twenty thousand Marines and the 7th Division advancing toward Hungnam, trapped amid a vast enemy force in freezing terrain.

7Th Division Hungnam Manchuria

Evacuation and Skirmish Highlights from Korea War News

United Nations forces completed evacuation of ground troops from Wonsan reported by General MacArthur. Four American Mustangs clashed with four Mig-15s along the Manchurian frontier, with enemy jets retreating. Admiralty notes 2000 soldiers civilians and party workers evacuated from the Pyongyang area by sea in a hazardous operation.

Tokyo United Nations Wonsan Donglas MacArthur Hungnam Korea London Admiralty Pyongyang Uil Rded Chinnampe North Korea

Marines aid breakout through Communist roadblock in Korea

A combined push by about 10 000 Marines and Army engineers moved north from the south to join trapped units in a Communist infested pass about 260 miles northwest of Tambung. Charles Moore reports the withdrawal faced lighter resistance on the escape route as Third Division moves from Hamhung to guard the road, with exhausted Marines and Infantrymen retreating down the ice coated path.

Trask First Marine Seventh Infantry Tambung United Press Charles Moore Third Division Hamhung See

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