Moderates in GOP Aim to Shape Postwar Foreign Policy
Republican moderates led by Senator Millikin of Colorado seek cross party cooperation with the Acheson administration on foreign policy. Taft and Van den Berg may assume leadership roles, while Millikin stresses pre consultation and a shared denominator before policy decisions, amid criticism from Knowland and Morse.
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Washington
Millikin
Colorado
Acheson
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Vandenberg
R-Mich
GOP
Knowland
Calif
Morse
R-Ore
Great Battle Looms In Korea as UN Front Girds for Clash
Tokyo dispatch reports thousands of Chinese and North Korean troops massing in northwest Korea for a possible pivotal battle in the UN offensive. U S forces push west as air observers count 5 000 Reds moving toward Allied lines near Kusong and Yongun while South Korean troops seize Chongjin on the northeast coast.
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Tokyo
United Nations
U. S
Korea
Manchurian
Manchuria
Chongjin
Red
Yongun
Tokchon
U. S. First Corps
Kusong
Youthful Exhibitors Take Honors At International Livestock Show
Junior exhibitors from Oklahoma and Wisconsin topped prizes at the 51st International Livestock Show in Chicago. Delbert Rahe, 17, Chapin Illinois, won junior grand champion steer, while John Morris, 12, Chadwick Illinois, earned junior reserve grand champion with a Shorthorn heifer. Glenn Lee, 19, Elmore City Ohio, claimed junior grand champion barrow with a Chester White hog. James Barlass, 20, Janesville Wisconsin, won junior grand champion sheep with three Southdown lambs averaging 95 pounds and earned reserve honors as well. Adult cattle honors went to Russell Lee, 35, near Davenport Iowa, with a grand champion fat Aberdeen Angus steer. The eight day show features 11,000 cattle, sheep, swine, and horses, with 574 youths from 16 states displaying 700 steers, 92 hogs, and 54 lambs. The carloads of animals will be sold Thursday.
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Chicago
Delbert Rahe
Chapin
International Livestock Exit
John F. Morris
Chadwick
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Glenn Lee
Elmore City
Ohlo
Chester White
Barrow
James Barlass
Janesville
Wis
Barlass
Karl
Jack Hoffman
Ida Grove
Leo Hennessey
Dodgeville
Lee
Rolland Anderson
Leland
Anderson
Lieut Carr Dies In Japan In Pacific War Service
Lieut Wilbur O'Donnell Carr of La Crosse died in Tokyo General Hospital from a heart attack after serving with the Second Infantry division in Korea. He had fought overseas with the 32nd division in the Pacific from 1941 to 1945 and trained at Camp McCoy before World War II. He is survived by his wife Theresa, two young children, his mother Mrs. Ethel Carr, four sisters and two brothers. Charles Carr died in 1943.
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Salento
la Crosse
Wilbur O'Donnell Carr
Tokyo General Hospital
Lieut
Carr
Korea
32Nd
Pacific Theater
Camp McCoy
121St Field Artillery
Fort Lewis
Wash
Theresa
Hartford
Wis
James
Carol Ann
Ethel Carr
Fred
Hilda) Reynolds
Hagar Street
Alvin
Jean) Waege
Tomah
Murphy
Patricia) Palmer
Columbus
Eugene
Betty) Willette
Beaver Dam
Sherman
Ray
Kenosha
Charles Carr
Army Officer Dies In Crash In Tokyo
First Lieut. Jack Wadleigh 37, of Galesville, died when an automobile collided with a train in Tokyo. His mother and wife are noted as survivors. He served four years in World War II and was on the judge advocate staff in Japan.
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Galesville
Wis
Tokyo
Jack Wadleigh
Carrie Wadleigh
Red Cross
W. F. Wadleigh
Wadleigh
Japan
Judge Advocate
Leona Scherr
Pittsburgh
Calif
S. C
Lee Wadleigh
Gerald Wadleigh
Chicago
Defense Dept reports 284 Korean War casualties
The Defense Department on Saturday announced 284 additional casualties from the Korean War. List No 161 reported 85 killed 158 wounded 14 missing in action and 27 injured in accidents.
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Washington
Defense Department
Ilse Koch Faces Trial By Germans
Ilse Koch, widow of the Buchenwald commander, faces a German court in Augsburg on charges of instigating murder and brutal mistreatment of inmates. The case could bring evidence about tattooed prisoner skins, with a 400 witness plan and a trial end expected around January 29.
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Augsburg
Germany
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Germ
U. S
Dachau
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Koch
Landsberg
Aichach
West Germany
Hans Ilkow
United States
May Prevent Lustron Sale in Columbus Ohio Plant
Washington reports the General Services Administration may block selling the Lustron Corp. plant in Columbus. The RFC is negotiating buyers but GSA chief Jess Larson says he would slow any sale, favoring lease for defense needs, amid criticism from a Senate preparedness subcommittee led by Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Lustron Corp
Columbus
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Lustron
Jess Larson
General Services
RFC
Munitions Board
Larson
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
GSA
Johnson
Kankakee Teen Wins Illinois Voice of Democracy Contest
Robert Conrad a 17 year old Kankakee high school senior won the Illinois voice of democracy speech and essay contest sponsored by the Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce held Saturday in Kankakee.
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Kankakee, Ill
Robert Conrad
Kankakee
Illinois “Voice of Democracy
Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce
Marine Pilot Talked Down To Safe Landing
Capt. Frank H. Simonds of Sparta NL, 32, a marine pilot, landed his two engine navy Tiger Cat safely at Port Columbus after missing two approaches in a blizzard. Radioed guidance from the tower and ground control helped him circle and line up for the final approach with 10 minutes of fuel remaining. Pfc. P. M. Giavingo, 21, of Rockford IL accompanied him.
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Columbus
Frank H. Simonds
Sparta
Port Columbus
Simonds
Cherry Point
N. C
Glenview
Ill
Columbus Airport
Navy
Pfc
P. M. Giavingo
Rockford, Il
Giavingo
Fire on Lyngenfjord Ship Near Shinnecock Bay Under Control
The Norwegian American line motorship Lyngenfjord took fire off Long Island and later reported the blaze under control. Coast guard officials said the vessel, 406 feet long and built in 1948, was proceeding to New York under its own power after sending an SOS at 5 PM EST. The Yeaton cutter and the freighter Steelworker assisted, with nearby ships answering the distress call.
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New York
Norwegian American Line
Lyngenfjord
Long Island
Coast Guard
Shinnecock Bay
Southampton
Freed U S Prisoners Say Reds Aimed To Make Fifth Column
Released U S prisoners of war in Korea said Chinese captors attempted to recruit them as a fifth column. They report indoctrination lectures against American leaders, repeated interrogation, and limited medical supplies while claiming Chinese volunteers and war aims.
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U. S
China
Don Huth
Korea
Eighth Army
Truman
Acheson
MacArthur
Stockholm
Sweden
Weather Makes Refrigerator Bowls Of Most Grid Games
Snow, sleet, winds and power outages wrecked or postponed many football games across the Northeast and Midwest with only a few played. Major cancellations included Penn State vs Pitt and Colgate vs Rutgers, while crowds dwindled and telegraph lines failed. Oklahoma vs Nebraska and Stanford vs California enjoyed sunshine and clear conditions.
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New York
United States
Penn State
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Colgate
Plane Locates Man Lying In Snow Near Calumet
A man in sub-zero weather was found in northern Michigan near a deer camp after a Calumet hunter missing since Thanksgiving. The sighting by a plane piloted by Roger Wesala prompted police to guide a renewed search from the camp 20 miles north of Houghton. The missing man, Frank Marzene, a Calumet businessman and former Elk's club exalted ruler, had left the camp Thursday noon and has not returned.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Calumet
Roger Wesala
Wesala
Frank Marzene
Marzene
Houghton
Elk’s Club
Blame Three Chicago Deaths On Weather
Three Chicago deaths on Saturday were blamed on extreme cold weather by police. Louis Kraft, 70, was found in a smoky basement apartment with a smouldering coal fire. Victor Fraker, 68, was found dead in a vacant lot near Halsted and Madison. Daniel O'Brien, 62, an itinerant, died in a parking lot as temperatures hovered around zero to 20 degrees.
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Chicago
Louis Kraft
Victor Fraker
Halsted
Madison Streets
Daniel O'Brien
Aunt Nellie Sherman Dies At 103 In Cadott Wisconsin
Mrs Nel lie Sherman known as Aunt Nellie in Chippewa county died Thursday at 103. She celebrated her last birthday August 30 with an open house after moving to Cadott 78 years ago from Fort Branch Indiana. Her husband Littleton Sherman died in 1911. Funeral services set for Sunday.
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Cadott
Wis
Nellie Sherman
Chippewa County
Nellie
Community Chest campaign 4.9 per cent from goal in La Crosse
Chest still short of its goal of 149 500 for 15 La Crosse health and welfare agencies. Campaign chairman Glen Bowman said pledges total 142 225 to date and urged completing outstanding calls. Donations help dependents and services for men in the armed forces and agencies including La Crosse Home for Women and Children, St Michael's Orphanage, and Children's Service.
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la Crosse
Glen Bowman
Red Feather
YMCA
YWCA
Bowman
Community Chest
Linker
St. Michael's Orphanage
Children’s Service
COM
Record storm paralyzes Ohio and Pennsylvania industries
A massive coastal and inland storm system caused at least 72 deaths across multiple states. Ohio and western Pennsylvania industrial centers including Cleveland Youngstown Akron Canton faced paralyzing snow and halted transport and plant operations. The storm, worst since 1938, brought up to 30 inches of snow in parts and high winds across the eastern seaboard.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Michigan
New York
Kentucky
Illinois
Maryland
South Carolina
Connecticut
West Virginia
Eastern Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Appalachian
Seaboard
Virginia
New England
Staten Island
Cleveland
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
Washington Weather Bureau
Steubenville
Local Weather Forecast Shows Fair Conditions
The report indicates generally fair weather with no significant temperature change. The high for the period is projected at 22 degrees.
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