Demos Ahead GOP Battle On for House Seats
Democrats lead in four of five undecided U S House races as votes count, with final results weeks away. Magnusen at large win noted. parties brace for Senate leadership fight over the GOP floor leader post as Eisenhower era shifts shape.
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Senate
Washington
U. S
House of Representatives
House
Adolph Sabath
Illinois
Don Magnuson
al Cantwell
Magnuson
Canwell
California
Ernest K. Bramlett
Jed Will Hayes
Colorado
Wayne N. Aspinwell
Howard M. Shu
Missouri
Pleventh
Morgan At
Moulder
Max Schwabe
156 More Casualties in Korean War Report
The Defense Department today identified 456 Korean War casualties. The list includes 18 killed in action, 133 wounded, three injured in accidents, and two missing.
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Washington
Defense Department
See Bigger Job for Gruenther
Allied POWERS in Europe report President-elect Eisenhower may appoint Gen Alfred Gruenther to a larger post as chief of staff to Gen Matthew Ridgway at SHAPE. Speculation points to Gruenther possibly becoming chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Army Chief of Staff, or succeeding in Japan, though he has not confirmed plans. Gruenther remains silent while others outline possible top roles.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Eisenhower
Alfred M. Gruenther
Matthew B. Ridgway
Supreme ‘Allied
Gruenther
U. S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Omar N. Bradley
Army
J. Lawton Collins
Mark Clark
Japan
Hisenhower
Gen
Ridgway
Million Dollar Theater Fire Seen on TV Across Three States
A four story furniture and vacant theater building in Huntington West Virginia burned for hours. A television audience in West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky watched WSAX TV cameras from studios two blocks away. Thousands gathered near the scene to witness the blaze.
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Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Wsax-Tv
Idol Carted Off In Okinawa Garden Shock
In Okinawa, Lt. Thomas F. Cobbs and his Army bomb-disposal squad dug up a live 16 inch Navy shell found in a garden owned by Mr. and Mrs. Tamanaki near Shuri. Yuko had prayed to the shell for over seven years after it landed there, yet it did not explode.
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Shuri
Okinawat
Thomas F. Cobbs
Akron
Ohio
Okinawa
Tamanak
Yuko
Tito seeks meeting with Eisenhower in Yugoslavia talks
Marshal Tito said he would be very satisfied to meet with U S President Elect Eisenhower for a discussion on mutual political and defense issues. No official visit plan has been announced by Belgrade or Washington. Tito may have tentatively accepted an invitation from British Prime Minister Churchill.
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Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
U. S&s
Eisenhower
Belgrade
Washington
Tito
Pri Mini
Winston Churi
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