Reds Slapped on China Issue in U N Vote
Paris dispatch reports the United Nations General Assembly rejected a Soviet bloc bid to seat Red China and oust Nationalists. Russia’s veto threats persisted as Italy’s U N membership bid faced doubtful odds. A separate move disbanded the on the spot Balkan commission and shifted duties to a standby group in New York.
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Paris
United Nations General Assembly
China
Security Council
Ttaly
Italy
Russia
U.N
Somaliland
U. N
Balkan
New York
United Nations
United States
U. S. Navy
Vladivostok
Resigned Tax Counsel Delays Teitelbaum Case
Washington December 7 AP an attorney in the Bureau of Internal Revenue testified that Charles Oliphant recently resigned as chief counsel showed unusual interest in a tax fraud case involving Abraham Teitelbaum Richard C Schwartz assistant chief of the penal division said he received a memorandum from Raymond Spence stating Teitelbaum s former attorney is rumoring the case would be fixed in Washington Schwartz identified the attorney Gere Bernstein Schwartz testified before a House ways and means subcommittee The committee probed possible speed up or improper handling of Teitelbaum s case
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Charles Oliphant
Bureau
Abraham Teitelbaum
Richard C. Schwartz
Raymond Spence
Special
Chicago
Tribute at Pearl Harbor Dedicates Remembrance on Dec 7
At Pearl Harbor Hawaii a ceremony aboard the sunken USS Arizona honors more than 1000 sailors and Marines killed in the December 7 attack. Rear Adm Tom B Hill spoke as a wreath was laid on the Arizona plaque. Nearby at the national memorial cemetery Vice President Barkley and Interior Secretary Chapman attended.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
America
Arizona
Tom B. Hill
Pacific Naval
Arthur W. Radford
Pair 2 Children Die in Flash Fire
In ST CHARLES MO a man Charles Leach lridge 25 and his wife Ellen 22 were killed in a flash fire that swept their home before dawn. Their two young children Donald 18 months and Carol 3 died in the blaze. A fourth daughter Pauline 4 escaped after their mother dashed into smoke to grab her and throw her out a window.
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ST. Charles
Miro
Dan
Charles Leachlridge
Ellen
Donald
Carol
Pauline
Enemy Casualty Totals In Korea Rise Again
The Army reports total enemy military casualties in Korea through Nov 29 at 1,484,982, up 11,087 from the prior week. Civilian internees number 33,149. Communist battle casualties reach 1,095,563, with nonbattle losses at 251,964 and 136,455 POWs. U N battle losses total 109,459, excluding some South Korean figures.
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Washington
Korea
U. N
United Nations
U. S
Ottawa
Weather Outlook Mostly Clear With Winds 20 to 30
Mostly clear tonight with continued cold temperatures and slightly warmer conditions tomorrow afternoon. Wind speeds will range from 20 to 30 miles per hour tonight and tomorrow, bringing brisk conditions.
Five Men Feared Dead After Manhattan Bait Boat Sinks Off Catalina
Search teams including Coast Guard cutter and PBM flying boat comb the area ten miles from Santa Catalina Island for five men missing after the Manhattan sank in a storm. The wreckage near Avalon suggests the craft broke up in heavy seas. Survivors unconfirmed. The crew included William Bone, Herbert Martell, William Seaton, Julius Dietz, and Jimmy Fant.
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Manhattan
Santa
Catalina Island
Coast Guard
PBM
Santa Barbara
Point Vicente
Avalon
Los Angeles
Reckage
Redondo Beach
Linda
William M. Bone
William
Billy) Bone
Lucia St
Herbert W
Marty) Martell
23Rd St
William F. Seaton
Eighth St
Manhattan Beach
Julius Dietz
Jimmy Fant
Redando Bezch
B 29 and C 47 Losses Reported by Air Force
Two US Air Force tragedies reported by Associated Press. A B-29 crashed into the sea near the Azores with 16 aboard. one body recovered and no survivors expected. A C-47 with 30 aboard disappeared near Marseille, France, with four crew members identified and six passengers presumed lost, search efforts hampered by fog.
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U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Washington
Azores
Hamilton
Bermuda
MacDill Field
Tampa
Fla
U.S. Air Force
Marseille
France
Tripoli
French Riviera
Mediterranean
Third Air Force
Bentwaters Field
Europe
Erding
Germany
Belgrade
Hungary
Liars' Club Lies Pour In From Hoosier Entrant
Burlington Wisconsin December reports a 1951 Burlington Liars Club contest with hoax tales. Entries include a Hoosier named Hosier claiming muskrats moved post holes to dens and a Lincoln, Indiana man hoping to win with mislaid posts.
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Burlington
Wis
Ariz
Arizona
Charles Simpson Smith
Manitowish
Half of missing 10 000 Yankees presumed dead
A Chinese newsman at Panmunjom said only about half of the 20 000 Americans reported missing in Korea are prisoners of war. The remark came as Allied negotiators opened talks on an armistice policing plan and dismissed joint U N Communist inspection teams. The report referenced that many missing are killed in action with bodies not recovered.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
U. N
Chu Chi-ping
Chu
James M. Hanley
U.S. Eighth Army
Advo Jcate
Psanmunjom
Manchurian
Midwest Weather Freeze Spreads From Rockies to Midwest
A wintry blast churns from the Rockies into the Midwest with snow and winds. Six to eight inches fell in spots while gusts exceed 50 mph in the storm belt. Temperatures plunged with minus 18 at Fraser and minus 16 at Big Piney, and western states reported sharp drops as the cold air moved east.
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Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Colorado
Fraser
Wyoming
Big Piney
Laramie
Wyo
Denver
California
Gulf
Where To Find It Beach Combing and Classified Ads
A navigation style listing the newspaper sections and page ranges. It enumerates areas such as Beach Combing on Page B-1, Classified Ads on Pages 8 through 17, Editorial on Pages A-16, Financial on Pages B-10 and B-1, Obituaries on Page B-11, Political News on Page A-5, Radio and Television on Page 8-6, and Sports on Pages A-19 to A-21, with additional pages for Tides Temperatures and Theaters.
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Boyle
Bad Weather Halts Air War in Korea Front
Seoul dispatch reports severe weather halted air battles as Allied jets sought Communist MiG-15s without success while ground forces faced probing strikes along the central Korean front. Rain snow and mud affected operations as United Nations and Chinese troops skirmished near Kumsong and along the 145 mile line.
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Seoul
Manchuria
Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Reds
Kumsong
United Nations
Ifth
US & Eighth Army
U.S
Gibraltar
U. WN
Nebraska Railroad Crash Injures Three Near Ainsworth
Three persons were injured when a Chicago and North Western passenger train rammed the rear of a freight near Ainsworth Nebraska. A freight car derailed and the caboose caught fire though all passenger cars stayed on track. Snow and poor visibility hindered the collision scene.
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Ainsworth
Neb
Chicago and North Western
Here
Subfreezing Chill Forecast in Citrus Belt
Los Angeles reports bitter cold with temperatures dipping to 25 degrees in citrus areas as high winds subside. Ten trees and two power lines down in Burbank, damage in Pasadena, Altadena, and Glendale. Chains required on mountain roads as winds continue and the Ridge Route suffers snow and ice closures.
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Los Angeles
Der
Weather Bureau
Floyd D. Young
California
Young
Bureau
Burbank
Pasadena
Altedena
Glendale
Grapevine
Castaic
State Division of Highways
Big Bear
Pacint Concepcion
San Didgo
Marine amputee and Hayward girl announce June wedding
Jeannette Stretton, 21, plans to wed Marine Sgt. Werner Reininger, 21, of San Antonio after meeting on a blind date four months ago. Reininger, a quadruple amputee from the Korean War, was injured at Changjin Reservoir last December. She praises him as “mighty fine” as he prepares to discharge for a June ceremony and to work as a rehabilitation adviser for the Veterans Administration.
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Hayward
Calif
Jeannette Stretton
Werner Reininger
San Antonio
Texas
Jeannette
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Marine
Reininger
Gussis
Tex
The
Veterans Administration
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Joseph Meaney
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