United States Charges Communist China with Open Aggression
The United States accuses Communist China of open aggression in Korea and asks the United Nations Security Council to act. Warren R. Austin addressed Wu Hsiu-Chuan as he sat in the council for the first time, amid delays by Russia’s Malik. Austin revised his speech to label events as open and notorious aggression and warned of grave global consequences.
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UNITED STATES
COMMUNIST CHINA
China
Korea
United Nations security council
council
tory
U.S
Warren R. Austin
Wu Hsiu-Chuan
MALK
Russia
Jakob A. Malik de
Malik
Formosa
India
Yugoslavig
councill
Austin
Far East
Pelping
US President Warns on Korea Policy Actions
In Korea the president warned that the Polping regime had strengthened the North Korean Communists by moral encouragement and military aid. He urged careful policy to counter their growing power as the report continues on page two.
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Polping
UNITED STATES
Gas In Leduc System Traced To Fatal Explosion
From Leduc Alberta on Nov 28 1950 Canadian Press reports an inquest into a deadly gas blast at the Leduc hotel after about 4000 cubic feet of natural gas entered the main line on Nov 11. 10 people died and 16 were injured as witnesses describe the incident and the company contract details.
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EDUC
Alta
Leduc
H. J. Simington
Leduc Utilities Ltd
Simington
Canadian Legion hall
Max Cantor
Edmonton
Alberta
W. J. Gray
U N Forces Defeated In First Major Red Chinese Attack
U N forces retreat as Eighth Army battles to hold line in Korea. MacArthur offensive aimed to end war by Christmas fails. Chinese troops and some North Koreans smash the assault in three night attacks along a 35 mile front north of Tokchon. Chinese surge through gap threaten Pyongyang supply routes. units drive west along the Taedong river toward Pukchong.
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EIGHTH ARMY
Korea
U.S. aad
United Nations
China
MacArthur
U.S
1st corps
U.S. Eighth army
Tokehon
Pyongyang
The Left Hand Corner Princess Baptism Questioned
A compact item questions whether the princess was properly baptized, noting slender spire and roothouses as context. The fragment hints at ceremonial accuracy concerns without detailing names or dates.
Baptism Details Questioned for Princess Anne
An Anglican reader asks in the Canadian Churchman whether Princess Anne Elizabeth has been properly baptized, disputing a newspaper report that the infant princess was sprinkled by the Archbishop of York at her October 31 baptism. The letter urges correction for accuracy and church instruction.
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Princess Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise
Princess Elizabeth
Church of England
Canada
York
Ing
Dakota crash near Bandung kills 14 in West Java
A Indonesian Air Force Dakota crashed on a mountain south of Bandoeng in West Java killing 14 people including five crew members. Twelve others were injured. The crash was reported via Reuters with details of victims, including several women, according to reports reaching Jakarta.
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Reuters
AKARTA
Indonesia
Bandoeng
West Java
Estimated Korean War deaths reach 300,000
President Syngman Rhee cites reports from governors magistrates and police claiming about 100,000 Korean soldiers and 200,000 civilians have died in the fighting in Seoul by November 28.
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SEOUL
Syngman Rhee
Colombo Plan aims vast aid to Asia to curb communism
London announces a six year 5.230 billion dollar Colombo Plan to aid 435 million Asians with loans grants and development programs in India Pakistan Ceylon Malaya Singapore North Borneo and Sarawak starting next June. Additional nations Burma Indonesia Thailand Indo China could join later. The plan allocates 34 percent to transport and communications 32 percent to agriculture 18 percent to housing health and education 10 percent to industry and mining and 6 percent to fuel and power. The funds come from Asian governments private investment and loans including World Bank and other governments. Canada will contribute as part of the commonwealth effort.
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Singapore
North Borneo
Sarawak
Burma
Indonesia
Thailand
Indo-China
London
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
International Bank for reconstruction and development
CANADA
OTTAWA
commonwealth
Herculean Job Storm Area Battles Get Back To Normal
Chicago dispatch reports a massive effort to restore business and production after a weekend storm slammed 22 eastern states. Thousands labored to remove snow, restore heat and power, and reopen isolated communities as death toll climbs and damages run into hundreds of millions. Many schools stayed closed and communication lines were down while the weather bureau noted the storm weakening near Lake Huron.
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CHICAGO
United States
weather bureau
French government resigns over Moch scandal
Paris reports the cabinet decided to resign after the national assembly censured Defence Minister Jules Moch for involvement in an internal affair known as the affair of the generals. An impeachment vote failed 235 to 203 with 37 abstentions, seen as a cabinet censure amid a leak of a confidential Indo-Chinese report.
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PARIS
national assembly
Jules Moch
Modi
France
MacArthur urges diplomatic solution to Korean crisis
General Douglas MacArthur warned that the UN forces face an entirely new war due to Chinese intervention in Korea and called for a diplomatic settlement. He acknowledged being unable to curb undeclared Chinese belligerents and estimated 200,000 Chinese on the Korean front with more coming from Manchuria. He framed the issue as a diplomatic problem to be resolved by the UN and world governments.
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MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
Manchuria
pene
United States
New U.S. Rules Tighten Screening of Diplomatic Delegations
Washington November 28 The government published immigration regulations expanding Justice Department power to screen retinues of diplomatic and United Nations delegations entering the United States The rules took effect with federal register publication under the new internal security law enacted by Congress Truman criticized the law as unworkable Officials say many enforcement details remain to be fixed Accredited diplomats may travel with their families but aides may be questioned or barred by immigration officials if issues arise
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WASHINGTON
justice department
United Nations
United States
federal register
congress
President Truman
Truman
U.S
Immigration service
What really happened in Korea lessons from the war
Reuters correspondent Lionel Hudson reflects from Singapore on Korea war events in July and August. He recalls UN advances and communist gains, notes wounded returning from the front, and argues lessons must be learned before memories fade.
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LIONEL HUDSON
SINGAPORE
Reuters
South
MacArthur Calls In Top Men For Secret Conference
In Tokyo Gen. Douglas MacArthur summoned two senior field generals from China front for a secret late night meeting. Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker of the Eighth Army and Maj. Gen. Edward M. Almond of the Tenth Corps were brought to MacArthur from overseas postings. Both commanded forces facing heavy Chinese Red assault in northwestern and northeastern Korea.
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U.S
MacArthur
Washington state
Red China
Korea
TOKYO
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Walton H. Walker
U.S. eighth army
Edward M. Almond
10th corps
Japan
Mores
Quarantine Ringworm Patients Recommendation
Saulte Ste. Marie Ontario city council last night urged quarantine of all children affected by ringworm and said earlier measures were inadequate. About 900 children are under treatment for the fungal skin disease. If approved, infected children would be barred from schools and public places.
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SAULTE STE. MARIE
Ont
city board of health
Ottawa Concern Deepens Over Korea Developments
Ottawa officials expressed active concern and alarm as Chinese offensives raised the prospect of expanded Canadian support for General MacArthur’s actions. Pearson may cut short his visit to return to Ottawa, while Defence Minister Claxton hurried home for a cabinet meeting reviewing the crisis.
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KOREA
MacArthur
Pearson
U.N
Claxton
U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
WASHINGTON
national security council
Truman
Keres
Alben Barkley
ALTA
EDMONTON
Alberta
Dominion
E. C. Manning
CATANIA
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Mile
Etna
BUENOS AIRES
Argentina
Jose Angel Pineiro
MONTEVIDEO
Uruguay
Andrea Martinez Trueba
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