Red cease fire shift and harbor collision in Korea and L.A.
In Munsan Korea the communists dropped an immediate cease-fire demand after UN subcommittee head Maj. Gen. Henry Hodes urged a joint settlement proposal. Meanwhile in Los Angeles Harbor a ship rammed Berth 156 causing $150,000 in damage and narrowly avoided disaster as engineers blamed mechanical failure of reversible propellers and clutch.
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Los Angeles
Press-Telegram
Munsan
Korea
Henry Z. Hades
United Nations
Reds
Red
Howard S. Levie
Long Beach
Johnson Line
Berth 165
Sunset Oil Co
Sunset Wharf
Frank D. Higbee
Adm. Higbee
H. Bladh
J. C. Holland
Red Posters Call Down With Hirohito
In Otsu Japan Communist posters appeared six hours before Emperor Hirohito's inspection trip. Residents tore them down as police cordons kept order. The posters blamed the emperor for squandering 130000000 yen on the trip. Parliament debated the incident as Education Minister Amano apologized.
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Japan
Japanes
Communist Party
Hirohito
Kyoto University
Inter Nationale
Sadasuke “Amano
Hara-Kiri
Wreck of U S Plane Found All 36 Dead
CHAMBON SUR LAC France November 15 AP rescue crews found the shattered wreckage of a missing U S Air Force transport plane at 5000 feet on a southern France mountain slope. All 36 aboard were dead. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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SUR _- LAC
France
U. S
Paris
Frankfurt
Border
Mont Dore
Clermont Ferrand
Bordeaux
Atlantic
Germany
Tax Irregularity Hearing Slated
Rep. King announced public hearings by the House ways and means subcommittee in San Francisco, beginning Jan. 7. The hearings will focus on the San Francisco collector of internal revenue and related internal revenue operations in the area.
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Washington
Rep
King
D.calif
House
Ways and Means
San Francisco
Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Weather Outlook Showers Absent Tonight
Clear conditions tonight with slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow. Light variable winds becoming westerly at 10 to 18 mph, easing by tomorrow afternoon.
Murder of captive GIs stirs U S ire
Reports that 5500 U S prisoners were murdered in Korea prompted outrage across the United States and calls in Congress for stronger action including possible atomic use. Officials in Washington contended they were surprised by the release and could not confirm the report’s official status.
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U. S
Korea
United States
Congress
Washington
Defense
Key West
Fla
Truman
James M. Hanley
Eighth Army
Rep
Cole
Ran
Shafer
R.mich
Defense Department
Hanley
MacArthur
Far Eastern Command
William Barnard
Associated Press
Tokyo
Army
Matthew B. Ridgway
Marine Corps
Yugoslavia appeals to UN for protection from Soviet pressure
Yugoslavia's Foreign Minister Eduard Kardelj urged the United Nations at the General Assembly to prevent Yugoslavia from becoming like Korea. He accused Soviet bloc satellites of aggressive border pressure and likened Russia's current peace offensive to Hitler era tactics. He pledged to reveal Tito–Moscow tensions in a later debate.
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Yugoslavia
United Nations
Korea
Eduard Kardelj
U. N. General Assembly
Russia
Ior
Hitler
Kardelj
Adolf Hitler
Kremlin
Moscow
Lakewood bicycle crash kills boy as another injured
A Lakewood crash near Lakewood Junior High School killed Eldred John son, 14, and hospitalized Michael Dorsey King, 13, after their bike collided with 17 year old George Wineland driving a car. King has a compound leg fracture and possible concussion. Wineland was not held. A radio drama group was performing nearby at the time highlighting dangers of riding two on a bike.
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Lakewood
George Wineland
Gardenia Ave
Stidge ‘St
Centralia Ave
Lakewood Junior High School
Eldred Johnson
Henrilee St
Lakewood Park
Michael Dorsey King
Montair Ave
King
Wineland
Truman pitches Fair Deal for 1951 address
President Truman said he is drafting a State of the Union style message to campaign in 1951 under a Fair Deal banner. He declined to comment on supporting General Eisenhower for the Democratic nomination or seeking it himself amid questions at the White House news conference.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Key West
Fla
Truman
Democratic Party
White House
Gen
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Kaby
Eisenhower
Washington
Gen. Hisenhower
Government rolls back used car price ceilings nationwide
The Office of Price Stabilization announced new ceiling prices for used automobiles effective November 20, with dollars and cents levels set near current market prices. 1951 models get an immediate exception but will face a 2 percent depreciation deduction on January 1, then quarterly 2 percent cuts. Regional pricing reflects shipping costs across three zones.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OFS
Steel unionists bid for wage increase in steel industry
CIO launched a drive to boost steel wages as Philip Murray chairs a policy committee to map new contract demands. The move risks a possible industry strike that could throttle output of steel, seen as essential to outpace Soviet rivals. Steel workers earn under the Wage Stabilization Board formula. Murray said steel and other workers have been left behind and deserve higher pay.
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Atlantic City
N. J
UPI
CIO
Philip Murray
Steelworkers Union
Soviet
Russia
Murray
Page markers and sections listed for the issue
The notice lists where to find sections in the newspaper including Beach Combing on C-1 and A-27, Bridge on A-27, classified ads on C-10 13, Cortics on B-13, Crossword on C-2, Editorial on A-26, Financial on C-8 9, Radio and TV on C2, Obituaries on C-10, Sports on C-5 to C-7, Shipping on C-2, Theaters on C-4, and Tides temperatures on C-9, Women’s activities on B-1 and beyond.
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Boyle
Britain's Home Secretary silent on Tommy Kavanaugh trip
London November 15. Parliament debate centers on 15 month old Tommy Kavanaugh’s US trip with Jane Russell. Home Secretary Sir David Maxwell Fyfe says police investigate only if a crime is suspected. parents claim consent. Lipton urges legal handling and calls for Tommy’s return to London.
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Britain
Tommy Kavanaugh
United States
Jane Russell
Marcus Lipton
David Maxwell Fyfe
David
Metropolis
America
Germany
Lipton
Newsmen
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