China Reds Reopen Heavy Attack on Yank Forces
Tokyo dispatch reports Chinese Communist forces renewed a heavy assault near the Chongchon River in northwest Korea. U S First Corps said the attack began at 4 a.m. and raged into noon as U S ground troops and 24th Division infantry defended bridgehead positions. American air power struck at dawn while Marines and allied forces faced renewed pressure 15 miles northeast of Sinanju and south of Youngbyon.
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Harbor Tieup Ends As SUP unloads C-Trader
The harbor tieup threat over a jurisdictional labor dispute ended today as 150 policemen watched the scene while Sailors Union of the Pacific members finished unloading the lumber schooner C-Trader. Six members of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union picketed the dock in protest against SUP participation, but the protest was ignored.
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Our Oil Stake in Election
The piece argues that over 72 million dollars of Long Banch tidal and oil funds are held by banks and bonds awaiting a government ownership settlement. It claims decades of Supreme Court rulings support state ownership of tidelands to the three mile limit and urges congressional action to secure clear title amid rising oil discovery.
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Congress
Long Beach Enveloped by Sudden Dense Fog
A fast moving fog blanketed Long Beach late at night, rolling over the downtown area. Visibility dropped from clear to only a few feet within minutes after 9:28 p m, creating a frostier, obscured scene across sections of the city.
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Dick Toluert
Long Beach
Groher
California
Long Beach Jan
Probe Bakery Fire in Los Angeles Damages Estimated at 100000
An investigation was launched today into the cause of a fire that destroyed the Franco American Baking Co in Los Angeles. Damage was estimated at 100000.
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Los Angeles
Franco-American Baking Co
MacArthur Calls Chinese Involvement a Major War Lawlessness
General Douglas MacArthur denounced Chinese Communist intervention in Korea as one of the most offensive acts of international lawlessness and suggested the United Nations might authorize strikes against China. He noted the North Korean army has been destroyed but warned of a 5,000,000 strong Chinese force from Manchuria. He praised Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker for reshaping defenses and argued UN forces may need to strike on Chinese soil to deter the invasion.
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North Korea
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