Reds Closing Trap on U S 8th Army
Truman top war aides meet as Chinese thrust deep behind Allied lines imperils a 100000 man force. Gen Marshall calls threat very critical and urges calm. The National Security Council and cabinet discuss a new war crisis with Bradley and top officials present. Page 4.
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REDS
U. S
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Truman
Gen. Marshall
National Security Council
George C. Mu
Security Council
Acheson
Marshall
Alben W. Barkley
Stuart Symington
National Security Resources
Bard
Army
Navy
Air
State Department
Omar N. Bradley
Douglas MacArthur
Merilla
Army radio nets, police aid reunite anxious wife
A Long Beach police unit, an Army radio operator in Japan, and a Lakewood ham relay brought delayed word to Mrs. Bowman that her husband Bob Bowman, wounded in Korea, was alive and recovering. The message, strained by atmospheric conditions, reached her after two weeks of fear and isolation. She thanked all who helped, planning a homecoming party.
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Lake Wood
Long Beach
Phil
Sarah
Bowman
Filth
Hosband
Bob
East Cmdr
PLA
Phippeny
Greenbrier Ra
Atam
Six Injured in Fog Accident Near Norwalk
In heavy fog near Rosecrans on Firestone Riverl in Norwalk six people were injured when a Pacific Electric Santa Ana Express bus crashed into two automobiles. Bus driver Cecil C. Coombs of Orange and fourteen passengers were among the injured, with two people hurt in each car. Deputies said the bus struck the first car in the rear, pushing it into the second, which left the highway.
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Norwalk
Pacific Electric Co
Santa Ana
Rosecrans
Firestone Rivil
Cecil C. Coombs
Orange
Boy Chained To Backyard Post Is Freed
A year old boy was untied from a metal dog chain bound to a backyard post after deputies used a hacksaw to cut him loose. The mother, Marjorie, was ordered to appear at Norwalk sheriff's station to explain why the child was shackled. the boy, Eugene DeLeon, was taken to Juvenile Hall in Los Angeles.
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J. G. Watson
Eugene DeLeon
Norwalk
Eugene Ibose
Lena R. Barner
Traitors Among Us Editorial At Lake Success Flowers Sent
Editorial notes celebratory reception for Chinese Communists at Lake Success with bouquets and messages from Los Angeles. Mentions looming harbor strike by Harry Bridges longshoremen and Coast Guard demands background checks for workers near ships. Continued on page 14.
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Lake Success
Los Angeles
Harry Bridges
Coast Guard
Woman 55 Found Dead in Home
Shirley M. Brandly, 55, of 145 Glendora Aye, was found dead, apparently of natural causes, in her home yesterday. The body was taken to Coons Mortuary.
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Shirley M. Brandly
Glendora Aye
Coons Mortuary
Weather Fog Persisted Across Southern California
The morning forecast warned of continued fog and dense smog over land sea and air travel in the region with fog lingering in Los Angeles and Long Beach areas. Tonight will bring increasing low cloudiness and winds with visibility improving later. Tomorrow should be cloudier and less foggy with unchanged high and low temperatures between 49 and 66 degrees.
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Los Angeles
Fox
Long Beach
California
Family of Five Die in Isolated Fire Near Jefferson City
A family of five perished when a fire destroyed their isolated frame home near Jefferson City Missouri. The victims were Alexander Erhart Jr aged 30 his wife Margaret 26 and their children Billy six months Kirsten 3 and Jeanette 6.
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Jefferson City
Alexander Erhart Jr
Margaret
Billy
Kirsten
Jeanette
Billion Asked for A Bombs
President Truman plans an emergency request to Congress for about 1 billion dollars to expand atomic bomb production. Congressional sources said the message could come tomorrow and a special appropriations subcommittee meeting was convened in anticipation. The figure far exceeds prior speculation on the request.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Tluse Appropriations
Carpenters Look To AFL Over Pay Hike in SoCal
In Los Angeles on November 28 a 15 cent an hour wage boost for carpenters and 10 cents for ironworkers and other trades awaits approval by the AFL national headquarters ending a month long strike in Southern California counties. If approved by the international executive board union members may not vote. The terms take effect December 11 extending the contract to April 1952. Carpenters quit their jobs in Southern California on July 10.
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Los Angeles
AFL
Carpenters
California
Joe Cambiano
International Executive Board
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