Republicans blame Truman for Korea War policy errors
Republican Senators press President Truman for blame over foreign policy as they attack Secretary of State Acheson. Senate leaders urge his removal while urging bipartisan talks and prior information sharing before decisions. Jessup warns against policies that could lead to full scale war in Asia.
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Ashington
Truman
Acheson
Millikin
R.-Cole
Sen. Hickenlooper
Brown
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Omaha
Sen
Wherry
Rneb
Senate
Congress
82Nd Congress
Kefauver
D-Teng
Baermonizer
Douglas
D.-Sil
Philip Co. Jessup
Philadelphia
Rce
Sen. Knowland
R.calif
Formosa
Jessup
U.S
Asia
Hickenlooper
Jacheson
Be Iike
State Department
Icrect
Massacre Escaper Now Rests in Hospital at S F
GT. ROBBIE C. BOMBERRY, 35, brother of Mrs. Elmer Haskell of Lakewood, is among 27 American GIs who escaped a massacre of nearly 80 prisoners by North Koreans last month. He arrived at Letterman General Hospital, San Francisco, for shoulder and foot wounds after overseas service with the First Cavalry Division. His sister and family, including son Danny, visited him as word from a Red Cross worker conveyed his frail condition and longing for home by Christmas.
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Robbie C. Bomberry
Elmer Haskell
Albury Ave
Lakewood
Sunchon
Louise Rappuie
San Francisco
Haskell
Danny
Auto
Bomberry
Long Beach
Joey
Japan
First Cavalry Division
24Th
Korea
Yongdong
Truman Allocates 16 Million for Yugoslav Army Aid
President Truman set aside 16 million dollars in military aid funds to feed the Yugoslav armed forces amid drought. He wrote to Congressional leaders that emergency funding is needed pending further action by Congress to combat famine and bolster Marshal Tito's government against Soviet bloc pressure. Yugoslavia's strategic location was cited as crucial to North Atlantic defense.
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Washington
Truman
Yugoslavia
Congress
Soviet Bloc of Nations
Marshal Tito
Moscow
North Atlantic
Patient Beats Nurse With Cue At Camp
Lancaster reports MP Gregory Sarvory a 76 year old patient at a county tuberculosis camp beat the head nurse with a billiard cue and stamped on her after accusing her of poisoning inmates Mrs Lydia Blaise 62 at Acton Camp near Palmdale is in Lancaster Community Hospital in critical condition He was booked on suspicion of attempted murder George McAndrew a cook helped rescue the nurse.
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Lancaster
Gregory Sarvory
Lydia Blaise
George McAndrew
Cook
National Grange backs excess profits tax stance
MINNEAPOLIS Nov 25 The National Grange was on record today for a substantial excess profits tax to help pay the cost of defense. Demand for the tax came in the final moments of the 10 day convention which closed yesterday. More than a score of resolutions were approved.
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Minneapolis
National Grange
Garbo Seeks Final Citizenship Papers
Greta Garbo, the Swedish film star aged 45, filed for her final naturalization papers in Los Angeles yesterday. Pap ers indicate eligibility for naturalization on December.
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Los Angeles
Greta Garbo
Navy Blue Collar Pay Boost in 1951
The Navy estimated that about half of its 175000 blue collar workers will receive pay increases of a few cents an hour soon after January 1. Most of the raises will go to mechanics and the blue collar group includes welders laborers and supervisors.
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Washington
Navy
Santa Ana Fliers Bomb Singosan Guerrilla Town
In Korea near Wonsan, three waves of Marine Corsairs attacked Singosan, the guerrilla nerve center. Lead pilot Capt Marvin Berg from Columbus and Lt Kenneth Hadcock of Livermore routed fires, with Lt Paul King of Kingman and Capt James Burns of Santa Ana directing the strikes. A fuel dump and multiple buildings were set ablaze in the operation.
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Ortheast Front
Korea
Singosan
Wonsan
Arthur E. Phillips
Columbus
Ohio
Marvin J. Berg
Ken
Neth G. Hadcock
Livermore
Ent
Paul D. King
Kingman
Ariz
James Burns
Santa. Ana
Calif
Paul de
Pittsburgh
Death toll from Poza Rica refinery fumes reaches twenty
Mexico City reports the oil workers union stating Poza Rica gas fumes caused twenty deaths and many injuries. Five more died overnight, fifteen killed yesterday as fumes drifted through a fogbound town. Union plans its own investigation and seeks government compensation. Poza Rica plans mass burial amid fears of lingering emissions.
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Mexico City
Oil Workers’ Union
Poza Rica
Oil Union
Extortionists Suspected in iAssassin Plot
New York police and secret service questioned two men, Ismael Garcia and Rafael Vega, in a failed extortion scheme targeting musician Nedra Madera and her family. They allegedly planned to pay 28 suspects and referenced Puerto Rico liberty causes but denied ties to the Puerto Rican Nationalist movement.
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New York
Secret Service
Truman
Ismael Garcia
Rafael Vega
Nedra Madera
Puerto Rico
Garcia
Vega
Parents Offer Disease-doomed Baby to Science
Roseburg, Ore. Nov. 25 A two month old girl with fibrocystic disease of the pancreas and chronic lung infections was offered as a subject for experimental treatment by her parents. The mother Mrs Edgar Davis 18 said she would give up her baby hoping researchers could save another child at two hospitals where Patricia was treated last month. There is nothing that can be done so far as present knowledge goes.
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Roseburg
Ore
Edgar Davis
Portland Hospital
Patricia
Sala
State orders strict use of pension funds
LOS ANGELES COUNT Y Los Angeles County has been ordered by the California Department of Social Welfare to ensure that state pensions for elderly or blind persons are used solely to support the pensioner. Officials noted the law does not require pensioners to support spouses with pension money. county officials reportedly withdraw relief from those whose spouses receive state pensions.
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Los Angeles
California Department of Social Welfare
Los Angeles County
Contest Quiz Auto No Questions Listed for Contestants
The Press Telegraph announces the 39th Auto No quiz list for contestants in the $10,000 circulation contest. Daily questions include Benny Goodman’s instrument, who says “ask the man who owns one,” Eddie Cantor’s daughters, bowling pin wood, and whether a car has reached 400 mph. Active contestants are invited to call 6-9066, Station 32 and 36.
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Benny Goodman
Eddie Cantor
Thousands marooned as California floodwaters sink slowly
San Francisco reports thousands still unable to return home as floodwaters recede. Col J S Seybold notes streams dropping and state out of immediate danger. Gov Warren extends the state of emergency until conditions pass. Marysville and Yuba River overflow leave 5000 in emergency quarters. 2600 National Guardsmen mobilized, many still on duty along the Yuba. Levee weak spots watched as San Joaquin crests move toward the sea. State highway damage estimated at 2.705 million dollars. total flood cost预计 20 to 25 million. State invites applications for 410 thousand in local repair funds.
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San Francisco
California
J. S. Seybold
Division
Army
Eerl Warren
Great Central Valley
Marysville
Sacraimergée
Yuba
San Joaquin
State Public Works Department
Boy Kills Stepsister After Injury During Play
An 11 year old boy in St Louis confessed to police that he shot and killed his 14 year old stepsister Edna Marie Nagel after she twisted his leg during a game. He claimed the gun accident happened when he dropped a .22 rifle. The boy was held on open charges as he described a several day squabble with Edna.
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ST. Louis
Earl
Buckie) Nagel
Maurice O'Neill
Edna Marie Nagel
Néill
Ellen
Carol
Fern Usher
Edna
Ernest Nagel
Nagel
Princess Elizabeth Flies to Meet Mate
Princess Elizabeth flies to join Duke of Edinburgh in Malta for a pre Christmas reunion. She delayed two hours by fog before takeoff. In London, her son Prince Charles and daughter Princess Anne remain.
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London
Elizabeth
Malta
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Firemen Escape Collapse at Bristol Workshop
BRISTOL VA TENN Nov 25 A crowd of 1500 fire-watchers witnessed two firemen perform a circus escape from the roof of a blazing motor company building. Firemen Fred Arnold and Walter Stewart fled through a curtain of flame and rode the collapsing front wall to the ground. Stewart suffered a broken leg and Arnold a broken nose.
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Bristol
Va-Tenn
Motor Company
Fred Arnold
Walter Stewart
Stewart
Arnold
Burp Ends Up With Officer Help in Dayton Pickup
Daylight scene in Dayton shows a little old man with a burp stuck crosswise seeking help from a traffic officer. Patrolman T. D. Spreng gave a hefty back slap to free him, prompting thanks from the man and a grin from Christmas shoppers in downtown Dayton yesterday.
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Dayton
Ohio
Louefest
T. D. Spreng
Church Council Flays Acheson Over Mission Policy
In Cleveland the American Council of Christian Churches, with about 45 delegates from 15 Bible denominations representing 1.5 million members, condemns Dean Acheson’s policies as closing mission doors and aiding Communist expansion in the Far East. Delegates say Acheson will address the National Council of Churches in Cleveland next Wednesday, which they oppose inviting him to a church platform.
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Cleveland
American Council of Christian Churches
Dean Acheson
Far East
Alger Hiss
Acheson
National Council of Churches of Christ
United States
American Council
Republic Grants Union Shop in 25 Steel Plants
In a National Labor Relations Board election announced last night the United Steelworkers won a union shop in 25 plants of Republic Steel Corp. Some 29,431 employees voted in favor versus 6,551 against across sites in Ohio Ohio cities Toledo not listed Cleveland Elyria Youngstown Warren Niles Canton Newton Falls Massillon Hartford Troy Buffalo Ferndale Gadsden Birmingham Moline South Chicago Gary Beaver Falls Los Angeles.
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Cleveland
United Steelworkers
Star Day
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
National Labor Relations Board
Elyria
Youngstown
Warren
Niles
Canton
Newton Falls
Massillon
Ohio
Hartford
Conn
Troy
Buffalo
N. Y
Ferndale
Mich
Gadsen
Birmingham
Ala
Moline
South Chicago
Gary Ind
Beaver Falls
Los Angeles
Calif
Two Weeks Crucial for Korea Says President Rhee
President Syngman Rhee warned that the next two weeks will be crucial for the Republic of Korea as the war nears six months. He spoke on unity with UNCURK and readiness to meet expectations, while signaling cabinet shakeups amid opposition in the assembly and urging tax revenue to fund government expenses.
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Korea
Rhee
Spoul
Republic of Korea
Syngman Rhee
Republic
U. N. Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation of
Pyongyang
Hamhung
Wonsan
Elue
Horsemeat Sausage Seller Fined $250
Baltimore, Nov 25. UPA says High Grade Sausage Co coowners William Zimmerman and Henry Greenbaum were charged with possessing and selling horse meat after an inspector found a shipment. Greenbaum shot himself, Zimmerman convicted in Criminal Court and fined $250 for the offense.
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Baltimore
UPA
William Zimmerman
Henry Greenbaum
Greenbaum
Zimmerman
Michael J. Manicy
Danish Nobel Laureate Johannes Jensen Dies in Copenhagen
Danish author Johannes V. Jensen, Nobel Prize in Literature laureate of 1944, died in Copenhagen at age 78. His career spanned early modernism and epic works shaping Danish letters. He received the Nobel for his sweeping literary portraits and cultural insight.
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Wopenhagen
Denmark
Johannes V. Jensen
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