End Shutdown at Atom Plant Ends in Augusta
Savannah River H-bomb plant construction resumed after 200 technicians from the American Federation of Technical Engineers ended a picket strike. The walkout halted work at the Aiken County facility, 14 miles east of Augusta, amid a dispute with Miller Recruitment Co. About 37,000 workers are building the installation. Union official Joseph Garvin said lines and roadblocks had stopped all work, though an Atomic Energy Commission statement said hundreds of workers were delayed. The company fired six workers for union activity, prompting the dispute. Dwight D. Eisenhower was vacationing near the plant.
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Augusta
Savannah River
APL American Federation of ‘Technical Engineers
Mongay
Miller Rwpetrical Co
Jacksonville
Frs
Joseph Garvin
Philadelphia
Aiken County
South Carolina
Atomic Energy Commission
Garvin
Miller Company
AEC
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Poultry Dealer Quits After 25 Years in Raleigh
Paul T. Poole of Raleigh announces his poultry business will close after 25 years. He cites a discovered allergy to chickens and thanks customers for their kindness as he exits the trade.
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Raleigh, N. C
Paul T. Poole
Raleigh
Poole
Armistice Day Observed Across Nations and Front Lines
Armistice Day was solemnly observed in the United States France Canada and at various Allied sites while Korea and Germany marked the day with subdued ceremonies. In Korea most troops were too young or distant from 1918 to reflect deeply, yet many aging officers paused to pray as home ceremonies proceeded nationwide.
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United States
France
Canada
Orleans
Verdun
Nancy
Germany
Korea
Associated Press
John Randolph
Ient
Manila Bay
Rn Mighlight
South Korean Army Expands by Fifty Five Thousand Troops
Gen James A Van Fleet announced three days ago 55 000 troops were added to the South Korean army and six independent regiments plus two new divisions the 12th and 15th activated on November 8 are to bolster front lines as fierce fighting rages across a 155 mile battlefront. He said the Eighth Army is in better shape and American divisions may move to reserve, while he declined to discuss using Chinese Nationalist troops or his retirement plans.
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Seoul
James
van Fleet
Eighth Army
Republic of Korea
ROKS
van Fieet
Eighth
Korea
United Nations suspends Russian citizen clerk over status change
Olga Mischka, a U.N. employee since 1846, was suspended without pay after exchanging U.S. citizenship for Russian nationality and applying for U.S. tax rebates for three years. A spokesman said she did not notify the U.N. of her citizenship change. No details were given on how the status was uncovered. The bureau of personnel said others were not suspended.
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United Nations
U. S
Olga Mischka
U. N
Mother Hurls Baby Into Furnace in Wisconsin Rapids
A mother of four, seized by mental distress, was committed to a state hospital for observation after allegedly throwing her three month old daughter into a furnace. The infant was rescued seconds later by the father, who had stayed home due to his wife’s illness as reported by Dr. George H. Handy.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
George H. Handy
Classified and Listings Page References Mentioned
The reader is given a table of contents style list of newspaper sections with page designations for Beach Combing Bridge Obituaries Sports and more. It enumerates topics and pages across sections including Page B and Page A.
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Boyle
Southland Cities
Katyn Prothers Hear Jackson Testimony on Katyn Evidence
Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson told a House committee that as Nuremberg chief prosecutor he had no usable American documents blaming the Soviet massacre at Katyn. He said he did not recall Soviet blame being proven and noted lack of knowledge about other officers’ reports. Chairman Madden announced the panel would wrap up this week but finish cooperation with future Congress on atrocities including Korea.
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Katyn Forest
Russia
Jackson
John H. van Vitet Jr
Washington
Katyn
Congress
Poland
Madden
Korea
Bulk of Estate Bequest For Cats and Birds Shocks Marion
Marion woman Olive Beatty left 40000 to aid cats birds and other animals in a nonprofit group. She died October 29 and also left about 22000 to friends neighbors and her church from a 75000 estate.
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Marion
Ohio
I/P
Olive Beatty
Long Beach Armistice Day Parade Honor Guard Jets Overhead
Long Beach staged its 34th Armistice Day parade with four divisions marching from Cedar Ave and Ocean Blvd. Veterans jobs grand marshal honors were given to Maj. Gen. Ira F. P. Swift and others. A 100 member Long Beach Fire Department unit led by Chief Frank Sandeman highlighted the event. The theme urged blood donation for the armed forces with Red Cross offices open until 7:30 p.m. The parade included ROTC units, Boy Scouts, and Red Cross volunteers under the Veterans Council, with Fort MacArthur showing new combat equipment in Lincoln Park.
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Long Beach
Cedar Ave
Ocean Blvd
Ocean
American Ave
Sixth St
Pine Ave
Broadway
Veterans Memorial
Chestnut Ave
Ira F P. Swift
Third Army Corps
Fort MacArthur
J. W. Roper
USN
John W. Davis
USA
John Trehbes
USCG
Clifford F. Beyers
California National Guard
Clay Tice Jr
Nellis
Europe
South Pacific
Korea
Red Cross
W. Broadway
Long Beach United Veterans Council, Commanded By William P. Heidewald
Fred Nessler
Arroy
Lincoln Park
Mostly sunny with patchy high clouds and cool near 78
Forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with variable high thin cloudiness. Night and early morning fog reduces visibility. Cooler Wednesday afternoon with a high near 78 degrees.
Eden outlines four POW principles at U N hearing
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden proposed four principles for settling the deadlocked prisoner of war issue at the United Nations. He urged Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky to accept them and rejected a new commission to end the Korean War. Eden's plan calls for post armistice POW release, speedy repatriation, duties of detaining powers to facilitate repatriation, and prohibition of force in handling prisoners. Secretary of State Dean Acheson listened intently as Eden presented the ideas.
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United Nations
Anthony Eden
Andrei Vishinsky
Thim
U.N. Assembly
Eden
Vishinsky
Sudge
Wishinsky
Acheson
Dean Acheson
Massive Chinese Barrage Drives Koreans From Sniper Ridge
United Nations forces on Sniper Ridge were driven back after a five hour battle as a massive Communist artillery and infantry assault began with a heavy barrage. The clash involved South Korean troops, American advisers, and 1500 Chinese soldiers, part of ongoing actions on Pinpoint Hill and Porkchop Hill fronts amid a multi-pronged attack and night fighting.
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Sequl
Sniper Ridge
United Nations
Associated Press
John Randolph
Central Front
U. N
Super Ridge
Porkchop Hill
U. W
Eighth Army
Eisenhower officials cautious on fiscal goals after talks
President elect Eisenhower and his fiscal advisers show restraint on cutting spending and taxes. Senator Millikin and banker Dodge urge caution awaiting the new budget plan due in January, signaling no quick tax or spending breakthroughs after Eisenhower takes office.
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Augusta
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
GOP
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
Senate Finance Committee
Millikin
Congress
Truman
Joseph M. Dodge
Detroit
Fresi
Budget Bureau
Dodge
Hisenhower
Tragedy of Moore children spans years and separations
On the anniversary of a fatal car crash in Pontiac Michigan the Moore children age from 1 to 16 reflect moves to several homes in Northville Pittsburgh Royal Oak and Leonard Jerry 14 Ann 14 and Tom 13 remain together under care of their paternal grandmother while the others find new families. Probate Judge Arthur Moore oversees affairs as a trust fund of over 21000 aids ongoing education and care Plans for the accounting of the trust fund next March will determine its use for Jerry and Ann. The public response funded the family through donations and the children adapt with resilience amid the loss.
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Pontiac
Mich
Jerry Moore
Murray J. Moore
Jerry
Goo
Ann
Tom
Sharon
Jean
Barbara
Janet
Jim
Jeff
Shirley
Michael
Northville
Pittsburgh
Royal Oak
Royal
Leonard
Charles T. Moss
Grace Moore
Churchill Hits Russia Over Korea War Plot and Europe Unity
In London at Guildhall, Prime Minister Churchill accuses Moscow of blocking peace in Korea to weaken the free world and delay European defense buildup. He lauds Eisenhower’s election, urges Franco-German unity, and defends UN POW policy while insisting peace must not come at dishonor.
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London
Churchill
Russia
Korea
Free World
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
France
Germany
Moscow
U. S
United Nations
Far East
Kremlin
Truman
Europe
U. N
Eisenhower
Britain
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Atom
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U.N
Russell Brines
Edward Curtis
Batter Key Heights
Robert Tuckman
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