Russ Hold Back Modern Weapons in Korea Struggle
Washington reports that after more than six months of Korea fighting the United States sees mainly older Soviet equipment in use by Chinese and North Korean forces. A few modern items such as the MIG-15 jet are studied by U.S. pilots, but Russia keeps newer systems out of the battle to protect secrecy and pilot identities.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Army Ordnance
Congressional
Korea
Oaenrai
Ocean
Proving Ground
Red Air Force
U.N
Manchurian
U. S
Planes Blast Reds in 39,031 KIA in 30 Days Korea War
Lt Gen George E Stratemeyer says Far East Air Forces killed or wounded 39,031 enemy troops in the first 30 days of December in Korea. He reports extensive destruction of targets and emphasizes continued air support despite Manchuria base limitations.
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Hugh Baille Pregigent
United Press
Byright
New York
Korea
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East
Stratemeyer
Yalu River
38Th Parallel
Far East Air Force
Haven
Squartzline
Manchuria
United Nations
Fl Stratemeyer
8Th Army
6Th Corps
Strate' Smeyer
Rose Princess June Roan Engaged to Chuck Manley
Pasadena report says June Roan one of Eleanor Payne's six roses tourney princesses, aged 18, announced engagement to Chuck Manley 23, USC student, with the engagement made public yesterday.
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Pasadena
Eleanor Payne
June Roan
Chuck Manley
University of Southern California
Truman Aids Urge Output Goal for U S Defense
The Truman economic advisers urge a defense production target and a pay-as-you-go tax load for the public. They foresee continued high defense spending, possible wage and price controls, and rationing, with plans tied to the upcoming State of the Union and budget messages.
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Washington
Truman
Cook
Congress
Leon Keyserling
Council
Roosevelt
United States
Commerce Sawyer
Economic Council
Shot Kills Woman at Burbank
Mrs. Mary Rachael Watkins, 33, was killed by a .22 caliber bullet fired through a window. Police hunted the estranged husband of a visitor, Donald Brooks, 26, after a second shot through a drawn blind struck Watkins in the stomach. She died at St. Joseph's Hospital. Brooks left with the boy before police arrival.
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Burbank
Mary Rachael Watkins
Mia Watkins
Jo Ann Brooks
Gary
Donald Brooks
Buen
Brooks
Watkins
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Pakistan Chief Snubs Conclave in London Plan
Karachi January 1 Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan will not attend the British commonwealth conference in London after the Pakistan cabinet approved his decision. He canceled his London flight awaiting Attlee’s final reply on Kashmir. The dispute has divided India and Pakistan since independence.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Liaquat Aili Khan
Kashmir
London
Attlee
India
Vandenberg to Miss Opening of Congress
Grand Rapids report that Senator Vandenberg will be absent from the 82nd Congress when it convenes at noon Wednesday. The Republican foreign affairs leader remains in Butterworth Hospital recovering from surgery and affected by illness, with his physician stating his condition is satisfactory.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
U Sen
Vandenberg
Reene Tae
Butterworth
Erica
Wherry and Douglas clash over rearmament plan
In Washington on January 1, Senator Douglas urged a 6 million man fighting force to deter Soviet moves and warned Russia would press satellites. Wherry countered the administration arm program would wreck the economy, estimating costs at 75 to 100 billion annually. He faulted Acheson and urged removal to unite behind a nonbureaucratic defense buildup.
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Ian Wherry
Rneb
Sen. Douglas
D.H
Douglas
Russia
Mobil
United States
Marine Leutenant
Truman
Wherry
State Acheson
Acheson
U. S
Europe
Sen. Taft
R.qhio
Washington
Pentagon
Couglas
McCloy Urges West Unity for 1951 Germany
Berlin broadcasts quote U S high commissioner John J McCloy warning the West to unite and deter aggression. He says a democratic Germany is the aim for 1951 and notes Czechs Slovaks Poles Hungarians Romanians Bulgarians seek a Europe of freedom and peace. He predicts a tense year with no peace without strength.
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Berlin
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Europe
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Germany
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