RFC Funds Kaiser For Defense Output Loan Boosts Production
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation granted Kaiser-Frazer a $25,000,000 loan to sustain auto output and shift to defense production. Kaiser announced plans for a San Francisco Bay Area plant to manufacture military goods as RFC imposes price and production conditions and raises guarantees.
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Italy Receives Fourth US Planes in Atlantic Pact Aid
The U S freighter Exermont docked at Brindisi today with the fourth shipment of American war planes for Italy under the Atlantic Pact arms aid program. The consignment arrived under heavy guard as the invasion启动.
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Chiang Kai-shek Warns Against Another Munich in Asia
Chiang Kai-shek warned against another Munich and pledged Nationalist China's full backing to avert it. He stated war may break out if Munich repeats itself and reiterated readiness to send troops to Korea if UN forces require full authority. He called major UN decisions American responsibility and warned concessions to Communists would destroy the United Nations.
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China Calls For Full Mobilization In All-China Letter
Hong Kong dispatch reports the All-China Federation of Labor urging all Chinese workers to enlist for military training. The open letter appeared Saturday in Ta Kung Pao, reflecting Communist party policy as conveyed by the labor federation.
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California flood danger eases as river crests fall
The delta region at Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers facing San Francisco Bay saw receding flood levels. About 15,000 Californians were displaced earlier, with 709 homeless in Hammonton Linda area later housed, and Reno’s downtown largely spared though sandbags remained. Storms from the Pacific threaten further rises. damages reached roughly $20 million in California and $5 million in Nevada.
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Contest Quiz Item List Yields No Contestants
In the Press-Telegram the Auto Quiz contest shows no contestants for the $10,000 circulation contest. Daily questions will appear. sample queries include stockbrokers dawn work the tsetse fly disease mid Alva and radio shams. Prospective contestants may call 69066 Station 32 36.
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Cruiser Los Angeles to Rejoin Fleet
The five year old cruiser Los Angeles was taken out of mothballs in a brief ceremony signaling its return to the fleet. Built in Philadelphia in 1945, it displaces 17,333 tons with four screws and spans 674 feet. Recommissioning is planned in San Francisco next month with invitation extended to Mayor Fletcher Bowron.
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Fate of Two Yank Divisions Rests on a Mountain Road
KYO, Dec. 5. The fate of two great American divisions the First Marine and the Seventh Infantry hinges on a long mountain road in northeast Korea. Marines and Seventh Division defend the Changjin reservoir area at Hagaru with a narrow gorge road as the only ground link, while the rest of the 10th Corps is split across up to 300 miles away, risking annihilation if the path fails.
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Airlift Takes 14 138 GIs to Hospitals
Tokyo dispatch reports the Air Force combat cargo command evacuated 14 138 war and weather casualties to rear area hospitals in Korea and Jay over eight days. Lt Col Allan D Smith said 2 651 men were moved from the 10th Co airstrip in noted area and 2 338 patients flown from Pyongyang Airfield as it was abandoned to Communists. The peak load reached 3 053 wounded and torn men yesterday.
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