Dulles warns against abandoning allies in Europe and Asia
Dulles argues against a Europe Asia withdrawal saying allied bases deter Russia and that collective security can be maintained without arming the world. He cites Korea and warns solitary defense is vulnerable, urging constructive opposition to improve moral and material assets for global security.
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Europe
Asia
Douglas
Russia
Dulles
America
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Cincinnati
Korea
United States
Dam
A. S
Free World
United Nations
Rail Engineers Seek Better Terms in 3-Year Pact
Cleveland dispatch reports 80,000 engineers pressure for changes in a three year peace plan to end a wage dispute with railroads. Union chairmen seek a more favorable settlement, with another round of talks and possible rail board review under the Railway Labor Act.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Loromotive Engineers
White House
James P. Shields
Washington
Shields
National Mediation Board
St. Louis
David B. Robertson
Toledo
O . Uows
John R Steelman
Two New Wilmington Field Producers Opened on Harbor Land
Richfield Oil Corp and Long Beach Oil Development Co completed two new Wilmington Field wells. Richfield A-189 yields 253 barrels daily from 3390 feet, spudded December 8 and drilled by Loffland Brothers. Long Beach YA08 yields 178 barrels daily from 3935 feet, spudded November 28 and drilled by Santa Maria Drilling Co. Union Pacific added two Wilmington producers totaling 360 barrels daily, 185R at 178 and 514 at 182.
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City Harbor
Wilmington
Richfield Oil Corp
Long Beach Oil Development Co
Richfield
Union Pacific
Hoax Disclosed in Man's Plot to Kill Truman
In Detroit police said a 21 year old Puerto Rican man Thomas Gomez Perez boasted of trying to kill President Truman. He and roommate Samuel Kelly were arrested while drinking at a rooming house. A revolver found belonged to Kelly’s wife. Police planned to charge both with possessing an unregistered gun. Secret Service ended interest in the pair.
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Detroit
Thomas Gomez Perez
Samuel Kelly
Ernest Patterson
Perez
Kelly
Michigan
Inlay City
Puerto Rico
Truman
Patterson
America
Peres
Secret Service
Food Handlers Also Affected by Price Freeze
Washington December 30 Price Stabilizer Michael DiSalle said food product firms are included in the voluntary price freeze appeal. Distributors may raise prices only on actual costs paid, not on market or replacement orders, meaning goods in warehouses and on shelves should not rise in price until stock is replaced at higher costs.
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Washington
Michael V. di. Salle
DiSalle
Fog Delays Airline Traffic at New York Airports
Early morning fog after cold rain delayed both overseas and domestic flights at New York airports for hours. About 36 flights were slowed at La Guardia Field with around a dozen planes circling overhead. other flights were held up at Philadelphia.
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New York
la Guardia Field
Philadelphia
Thief Steals $100 as Woman Gardens
Mrs. James E. Clark of 178 E. Bixby Ra. tells police she spent yesterday afternoon gardening and returned to find a burglar had entered. Cash totaling $100 was missing from her purse, and she described the theft to authorities.
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James E. Clark
E. Bixby
Biggest Jet Clash Reds Roll Up Guns in Korea
Reports from Eighth Army say Reds pressed east of Seoul with several formations. Units of 5 000 and 2 000 and a larger 10 000 force attacked near the 38th Parallel as UN troops countered near Chunchon. Allied planes flew 400 sorties and B 29s dropped 176 tons of high explosives on North Korean targets.
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Seoul
Chunchon
Eighth Army
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Associated Press
William C. Barnard
Red China
Kaesong
Manchurian
Asian and Arab Group Push Korea Settlement Plan
A coalition of Asian and Arab nations urged a political settlement for Korea while offering to entice Communist China to withdraw. India’s Sir Benegal Rau convened 12 nations, seeking a formula palatable to the United States and Reds, but observers deem it unlikely. The U N ceasefire panel, led by Iran’s Nasrollah Entezam, Canada’s Lester B Pearson, and China’s absence, prepared a report aiming for next Wednesday.
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China
Korea
U. N
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Formos
United States
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
Ieader
New York
Peiping
U. S
Jmere
Ran
Assembly
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Afghanistan
Burma
Egypt
Indonesia
Iraq
Lenabon
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yemen
Attendance Expected At Long Beach Police Ball
Heavy attendance is anticipated tonight at the Long Beach Police Officers Association annual ball in the Municipal Auditorium. Phil Arden's band will play and Chief of Police and Mrs. William H. Dovey will lead the grand march. A Souvenir program with photos of all police department members will be given to attendees. Robert Matteson, association president, oversees arrangements.
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Long Beach Police Officers Association
Municipal Auditorium
Phil Arden
William H. Dovey
Robert Matteson
Association
Typhoon Roars Near Manila Hits Metro Area
Manila reports a tropical typhoon within 20 miles bringing gusts up to 45 mph. Forecasters warn 60 to 70 mph winds may strike Manila later, with Clark Field U S Air Force base nearby. Base personnel are ordered to permanent stormproof buildings.
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Manila
Burzay
U. S. Air Force Base
Clark Field
Chinese Seize Menser Town Claimed by Kashmir
Reports from SRINAGAR say Chinese Communists entered the village of Menser in western Tibet, an Indian enclave Kashmir claims. The villagers number in the hundreds and the status of Menser has long been disputed between Kashmir, India and Peiping.
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Srinagar
Kashmir
Men- Ser
Tibet
Menser
India
Pelping
Ad Executive Passes In Washington At 61
D. Richards a longtime newspaperman and ad and PR executive died at his Washington home. He was Sears Roebuck & Co first national advertising director. The death occurred early today reflecting a career in advertising and public relations.
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Washington
D. D. Richards
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Youth’s Foot Not Hurt as Bus Breaks Finger
In Little Rock Arkansas on December 30 Leroy Mitchell age 20 ran to catch a bus and was struck by it. A wheel passed over his foot but caused no injury. however one finger on his hand was smashed against the bus and broke.
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Little Rock
Ark
Leroy Mitchell
East German Leader Returns from Moscow Visit
East German Communist party chief Walter Ulbricht arrived in Berlin from a secret month long trip to Moscow with Gen. Vassily Chuikov. Sources said Russia outlined conditions for a German settlement at a four power conference during the visit.
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Berlin
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Moscow
Vassily Chuikay
Germany
Russia
Auto victim found with cash in clothes in Chicago
An elderly man, 74 year old dishwasher John Jazbowska, was struck by a car in Chicago. Police found 4803 dollars on his person and he was taken to a hospital with a skull fracture.
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Chicago
UPA
John Jazbowska
China Reds Push Indochina Threat
Hong Kong reports renewed Chinese Communist charges of French border violations by air and ground in Indochina. Independent sources note Red troop movements from Canton toward the Indochina frontier, with two pro Communist Hong Kong papers publishing dispatches alleging incursions.
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Hong Kong
Staud
Indochina
China News Agency
Heiping
China
Canton
Wah Kin Yat Po
Inglewood Bus Lines Strike Scheduled
Inglewood City Lines bus drivers will strike at midnight tomorrow. D. D. McClurg, local head of the A F L Transportation Union, announced. The line serves 10 000 to 15 000 commuters and connects with Los Angeles Transit Lines routes in the southwest section of the city.
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Los Angeles
Inglewood
D. D. McClurg
A. F. L. Transportation Union
Los Angeles Transit Lines
Taft forecasts 10 percent living standard slash
Senator Robert A. Taft warned at a Cincinnati luncheon that if the United States pursues its growing military program it will force a 10 percent cut in living standards. He argued the cost of maintaining a large standing army could trigger a fiscal deficit and cried for frank talks on the burden of military spending.
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Cincinnati
UM U, S
Robert A. Taft
Rohio
America
Taft
Senate
G.O. P
Masonic Club
Truman
van Tatt
Washington
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