U N Commandos land at Inchon in four hour fight
U N forces launched a limited offensive from the main road to Seoul pushing toward Suwon and Kumyangjang. Allied units reported moderate resistance as they advanced along a 40 mile front with night patrols, artillery, and air support harrying dug in Red positions near Ichon and Suwon.
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Seoul
Heartbreak Highway
Eighth Army
Suwon
Kumyangjang
AP Fetdh
United Nations
Alleg
Ninth Corps
Ichon
Wages and Prices Frozen by U.S. Order
Congress faces a new wage and price freeze as President Truman orders a broad stabilization move. Leaders like Bridges and labor figures warn the policy could fail without broader measures, predicting meat shortages, black markets, and inflationary risks unless production and budget balance improve. The enforcement push will be ruthless, with officials casting a wide net across food items and essential services while exemptions apply to farm prices and some nondefense sectors.
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Sen. Bridges
Bridges
Congress
William Green
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Michael Quill
New York
William H. Ruffin
National Association of Manufacturers
Lingan A. Warren
Safeway
Allan B. Kine
Farm Bureau Federation
America
American Meat Instiute
Sen
Capehart
R. Ind
Sparkman
D.-Ala
Hickenlooper
R.-Iowa
Truman
OPS
John H. Hoover
Hoover
Wage Stabilization Board
Cyrus S. Ching
Ching
Eric Johnston
di Salle
Johnston
Economic Stabilization Agency
Defense Production Act
Atomic Test Lights Up Sky Over Las Vegas Area
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a test at the Nevada proving grounds in Frenchman Flat. Residents reported sky illumination and distant rumbling, with some unsure what caused the spectacle and others recalling earlier nuclear blasts.
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AEC
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Atomic Proving Grounds
Nevada
Frenchman Flat
Proving Ground
Las Vegas
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Rena Gutenberg
Seismological Laboratory
Alamogordo
N. M
Bikini
New Mexico
Utah
Here
R. E. White
Nev
John Hornick
Los Angeles
Grace Byrne
Henderson
Hunt for Five in Plane Ends
A week long search for a private plane missing with five aboard was called off in Worland Wyoming as weather delays pause the hunt. Civil Air Patrol and Air Force officials said the operation could resume when conditions permit. Oilman Paul Stock, owner of the missing aircraft, coordinated with state officials on the search efforts.
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Worland
Wyc
Tooay
Air Force
Paul Stock
Civil Air Patrol
Stork
China Red Leader Home From Moscow
Formosa dispatches report that Mao Tze-tung has returned to Peiping from Moscow at Stalin's request. The Chinese Nationalist quarters say the trip was made on Stalin's urging but could not confirm the reports.
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Taipei
Formosa
Mao Tze-tung
Peiping
Moscow
Mao
Stalin
L A Archbishop Aids Meeting of Rotary Club
In Los Angeles archbishop J Francis A McIntyre gave the invocation at a Rotary Club meeting where Rev. Ward A Keller of Notre Dame spoke. He declined public comment awaiting the Vatican's full decree text, noting the ruling may not apply universally but could cover countries where Rotary is linked to evils condemned by the church.
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Los Angeles
Rotary Club
J. Francis A. , McIntyre
Eer Ward A. Keller
Bureau of Economic Research
Notre Dame University
McIntyre
Vatican
Archdiocesan
Rotary
Deanna Durbin Expecting Baby
Paris reports Hollywood star Deanna Durbin, 28, says she is expecting a baby late this summer. Durbin, who wed French director Charles Henri David last December, plans to name the child Nora if a girl or Peter if a boy, as the couple settles in Paris.
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Paris
Hollywood
Deanna Durbin
Miss. Durbin
Charles Henri David
Saareguemines
France
Nora
Peter
Misa Durbin
Hadacol claims cure for sick workers in a Kentucky mill
Floyd Bowles of Newport Kentucky says Hadacol restored his health after months of illness. He worked in a rolling mill and found gas and stomach pains vanished after taking six bottles. He praises the product and urges others to buy. The LeBlanc Corporation markets Hadacol with trial and hospital sizes.
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Floyd Bowles
Isabella Street
Newport
Kentucky
Mr. Bowles
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
LaBlanc Corporation
GOP Leaders Push Hunt for 1952 Convention City
In Washington on January 27, Republican leaders rushed the hunt for a 1952 presidential nominating site amid fears of a hotel room shortage due to defense production. Chicago emerged as a strong prospect as a site-picking committee led by Guy G. Gabrielson surveyed options. The panel may meet on the West Coast in May or June to finalize the site, with Atlantic City Philadelphia San Francisco and Miami under consideration. Taft and Eisenhower dominated discussion as possible nominees, though Eisenhower’s chances were described as potentially being drafted.
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Ashington
Republicana
Chicago
Guy G. Gabrielson
Gabrielson
National Committee
Walter Hallanan
West Virginia
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Miami
Bryan Takes Command of 24th Infantry Division in Korea
Brig. Gen. B. M. Bryan Jr. assumed command of the U S 24th Infantry Division in Korea yesterday. He succeeds Maj. Gen. John OH Church who has been named to command the Army's infantry school at Fort Benning Ga.
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U. S. Eighth
Korea
B. M. Bryan Jr
U. S. 24Th Infantry Division
Bryan
John, OH. Church
Army
Fort Benning
Flu Death Toll Rises in Britain and Wales
Influenza continued its deadly spread in England and Wales with 1099 deaths last week, an increase of 219 from the prior week. The Health Ministry noted it was the fifth week of above normal deaths, with northern England hardest hit, while parts of western Europe saw the crest pass in Belgium, Germany, Denmark, and Sweden.
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London
England
Wales
Health Ministry
Europe
Belgium
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Airman freed after Vermont jail term on bond ruling
Pvt. Charles Williams 18 of Ravena New York was released after 22 days in jail when Judge Benjamin Hulbert ordered habeas corpus release, holding enlisted men exempt from civil process. Williams had been jailed for failing to post a $16,000 bond related to an auto collision suit. He heads to Fort Francis E. Warren Wyoming to report for duty.
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Rutland
Air Force
Cheyene
Wyo
Charles Williams
Ravena
Superior Court
Benjamin Hulbert
Williams
Hulbert
Pvt
John Phillips
Phillips
Vermont
Williams J
New York
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joseph F. Radigan
Witamns
Fort Francis E. Warren
Soldier Dies After Reading Mother’s Death Notice
PITT, Jan. 27. Soldier Albert Volz, 20, arrived home from Guam on emergency leave to visit his seriously ill mother. While waiting for a florist, he passed a funeral home and read a death notice bearing his mother’s name, then died.
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Pitesburgh
Albert Volz
Volz
Guam
Gomeé
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
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Orient
Britain
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Lime Ave
Broadway
Campo Dance Academy
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First Federal Savings
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All America
Mantz Tv, Inc
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Muntz TV
Montz
Montz TV
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Long Beach
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