Chinese Threaten To Isolate 10th Corps In Korea Standoff
The United States and five allied nations formally asked the United Nations to consider Chinese Communist intervention in Korea. The telegram to Secretary General Trygve Lie was signed by the chief delegates of the United States Britain France Norway Cuba and the United Kingdom. Officials said action may be taken by the General Assembly steering committee today or tomorrow as Washinton weighs further discussions with Prime Minister Attlee and President Truman.
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Truman S Views On Curbs Sought In Senate Hearing
Congress seeks the administration's stance on wage price controls and a 60 day federal program extension. The Senate Banking Committee prepares to hear Alan Valentine Dixéotor of Stabilize, as debate on the wage price issue unfolds. The proposal would extend federal controls through February 9 if enacted.
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Schools Reopen In E Tennessee SW Va Counties
Schools reopened across eastern Tennessee and southwest Virginia after a weather-snarled week. Snow and freezing temperatures disrupted travel with several counties reporting road hazards and lingering delays, while the forecast warned of additional snowfall and flood risks along the mid Atlantic region.
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Attlee Arrives to Avert Threatened War Talks With Truman
British Prime Minister Attlee arrived in Washington for top level talks with President Truman aimed at aligning policies amid a world crisis. The discussions focus on averting a potential war and shaping a common approach to the Cold War era tensions.
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GI Educational Benefits Asked
President Truman urged Congress to restore the wartime GI education program for veterans of World War II. After a White House conference House Speaker Rayburn supported action on tuition and state costs, while Truman proposed federal aid, civil defense powers, and broader oversight to expand veterans education benefits amid a $3.4 billion tax measure pending in Congress.
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Berlin West Berlin knocks out commies again
In a tense East and West Berlin update, authorities reported another setback to communist forces as local security and allied partners claim a decisive operation halted insurgent activity. The incident followed a vote and reinforced Western resolve amid ongoing Cold War pressures.
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Floods Hit Western California for Second Time
Western California endures a second flood event as communities brace for rising waters. Officials report numerous evacuations and extensive damage across several counties. Local agencies coordinate relief efforts with state support. residents assess losses and await recovery assistance.
Trustees Refuse To Admit Negroes At UT Memph is
The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees voted to deny five Negro applicants admission to UT Memphis citing state law requiring segregation. The same meeting considered elevating Memphis State College to university status. A five member committee reported mixed views and the group split on the racial question, with the constitution cited as upholding segregation in education.
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Four To Appeal Trustees Ruling In Tennessee Case
In Knoxville Tennessee, African American students denied admission by the University of Tennessee trustees plan to appeal the ruling. The case, framed by the university board, proceeds toward court action.
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GOP May Back Aid To Yugoslavia In 1948 Debate
Washington discussed Republican backing for aid to Yugoslavia with conditions. Senator Cain proposed President Truman announce readiness to grant military assistance with terms, including ties to Spain and a plan to ship food and arm supplies if Marshal Tito releases detained leaders and children. Senator Brewster suggested separate talks on spy risks while urging congressional approval for $78,000,090 for extra food aid to Yugoslavia.
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Artificial Heart Ushers New Era in Cardiac Rescue
Fragmented OCR notes describe an artificial heart concept aimed at reviving a patient once considered dead. The device would replace damaged heart tissue, provide blood and oxygen, and restart beating. Surgeons caution about risks and uncertain outcomes, noting breakthroughs could redefine resuscitation limits.
MacArthur Says Chinese Millions in Korea Threaten War Front
United Nations forces built a rear guard 1 mile north of Pyongyang as Chinese forces, officials say, organize five armies totaling up to 150,000 men south of the Chongchon River. General MacArthur warns of 2,000,000 Chinese in or headed for Korea, with Marines and other units fighting near the Changjin Reservoir and Hamhung. The Eighth Army contemplates a defensive line around Seoul and Inchon, while Chinese pressure continues on the northwest and northeast fronts.
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Scientists Cited For Contempt by Congress
Washington reports five federal indictments for contempt of Congress involving five scientists linked to wartime radiation work at the University of California laboratory. Indictments arise from refusals to answer whether they were or had been members of the Communist Party, with one case focusing on that membership as the basis of the charge.
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Nelson
Supreme Court Asked To Kill Red Convictions
Supreme Court asked to overturn conspiracy convictions of top Communist party leaders. They argue the Smith Act violates due process and the First Amendment, asserting the statute targets political belief and undermines American democracy. Defendants cite fines and prison terms, with one leader serving a year for contempt as the case moves forward.
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Market Report New York Stock Decline Deepens
Market activity in New York was sharply lower with mixed losses ranging from a few cents to over a dollar. Chrysler and General Motors fell while trading hours extended into the afternoon as investors reassessed shares amid a downbeat session.
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