Winter Storm Hits Large Parts Of Nation In Cold Blast
Snow and wind sweep huge areas of the country with subzero temps west of the Mississippi and up to 29 inches in Duluth. The Weather Bureau warns of another gale along the east coast as schools close, roads ice over, and at least seven deaths are blamed on the storm belt from Arkansas through Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Struck Store in Pittsburgh Bomb Target
Pittsburgh dispatch reports gasoline bombs shattered windows at Gimbel downtown and Gimbel Warehouse as a 18 day strike by trick drivers against Gimbels Horne and Kaufmanns continued. A beer tote bomb was found at a church steps. No one hurt.
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Allies Ready Stand Below Pyongyang
Allied forces prepare a defensive line from Koksan to Chinnampo along a 70 mile front west of the 38th parallel in northwest Korea. Gen. MacArthur's spokesman says troops dig in as Chinese forces advance, signaling a stand to protect the withdrawal toward Seoul amid the Pyongyang retreat.
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Halting of 8 China-bound Ships Sought
Senator O Conor said he will draft legislation to block eight American ships bound for China from delivering war use materials. He awaits Commerce Department action before urging emergency Congress action. The ships sailed from New York between November 2 and 27 carrying drugs and other materials that could aid China’s war effort.
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Reuther Assails Federal Bungling Inflation Curbs
Labor leader Walter Reuther accuses the government of bungling defense conversion and inflation control, calls for all-out home-front mobilization and genuine price control. He blasts recent steel and auto price increases and denounces consumer credit restrictions as a rich man's racket while urging simultaneous wage and price safeguards.
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Auto Quiz Contest Teases Daily Questions
In the Press Telegram contest a $10,000 circulation quiz invites active contestants. The 49th list includes sample questions such as what Eli Whitney invented and where Boulder Dam connects two states, with concurrent details on departments and contact numbers for participation. The feature hints at daily question variety and stations for contest access.
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