Peiping Reds May Have Pulled Back In Korean Front Action
Allied patrols reentered Hoengsong, finding no enemy. U S intelligence noted a possible large Red withdrawal south of the Han River while UN patrols pressed ahead with air power striking targets across North Korea. Civilians were seen digging entrenchments as air strikes disrupted their work.
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Tokyo
Hoengsong
Tom Stone
Wonju
Yoju
Seoul
Kumyangjang
Ichon
U. S
Han River
United Nations
No-Man’s Land
North Korea
Chunchon
Cheese
William J. Waugh
Eighth Army
Yaju
Yongwol
Inchon
Allies Weigh Issues for Possible Talks With Russia
The United States Britain and France plan preliminary discussions before any Big Four meeting with Russia to fix topics. If Moscow agrees to a broad agenda and talks at a four nation level the Paris exploratory session could be set.
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Ussr
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Moscow
London
Paris
Kremlin
Asia Arab plan doomed by western diplomats
Western diplomats dismissed a China approved Asia-Arab peace plan as doomed, noting the seven power conference proposal omits a Korea cease-fire. India’s Rau acknowledged a Chinese willingness to meet outside China, possibly in New Delhi, while the U N debate continued. The United States urged branding Communist China as aggressor and countered Nehru’s criticisms.
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AKE Success
Peiping
Korea
Jie
Yesteray
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
Peiping Ha
United States
Peipin
Rau
China
New Delhi
U. S
Warren Austin
Russia
Red China
Nehru
Walkout Ends at Tube Firm in Lorain
National Tube Company resumes full operations after a wildcat strike by 160 CIO United Steelworkers members. Workers back to work pending study of incentive pay demands. Company says production remained unaffected as about 13,000 other workers stayed on the job.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
CIO United Steelworkers
Freezing Wave Grips Midwest Across Cold Belt
The Midwest endures below zero readings across Minnesota Dakota Iowa and Wisconsin with light snow in places. Cold extends to the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley while Atlantic rain and Pacific coast conditions appear. Chicago reports 8 above though other cities show milder or warmer temps.
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Chicago
Midwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Plains
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Florida
Middle Atlantic States
Pacific
Washington
Jamestown
N. C
Aberdeen
S.C
Grantsburg
Wis
Minneapolis
Mason City
New York City
Atlanta
New Orleans
Miami
Los Angeles
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Denver
James Cox Jr to marry former model in Miami
Mrs Jan Streate and James M Cox Jr 47 will wed in Miami this weekend. Cox son of former Ohio governor is vice resident of the Miami Daily News assistant publisher and VP of the Dayton Daily News and Sun president of WHIO radio Dayton and VP of the Springfield Daily News and Sun. Mrs Streate is a former models and editor of an interior decorating column for the Miami Daily News.
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Miami, Fla
Jan Streate
James M. Cox
Cox
Ohio
Miami Dailyews
Dayton Daily News
WHIO
Dayton
Springfield
Daily News
Sun
Streate
2Owers
Miami Daily News
Fire Kills Two Children at Greenville Farm Home
Two children died in a farmhouse fire at the William Dale residence near New Madison. The victims were Peggy Ann Dale, seven, and Marylin Sue Dale, four. Mrs. Dale was hospitalized in Richmond, Indiana, where a baby was born last Monday.
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Greenville
William Dale
New Madison
Dale
Pegey Ann
Marylin Sue
Richmond Ind
Legislators Blast President's Policy In Wisconsin Assembly
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a resolution criticizing President Truman's foreign policy as inept and undiplomatic. Eight Republican members backed a measure urging Congress to assume sole power to authorize armed forces overseas.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Truman
Congress
Influenza Epidemic Strikes Europe and Britain
London reports millions affected as deaths rise in Europe while Britain battles crowded hospitals and closed venues. U S health officials say no evidence of an epidemic in America, though alertness remains high. The virus identified as type A with unique traits prompts vaccines but limited progress.
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Europe
America
Britain
England
Tyneside
Norway
Merseyside
Liverpool
Scandinavia
Spain
Bananas Help West Virginian Reach Army Weight
Roy Shadrick, 26, from Skin Fork Hollow weighed 101 pounds at his first enlistment attempt. After returning and eating bananas, milk, and water he reached 105 pounds and entered recruit training at Fort Knox. His brother, Pvt. Kenneth Shadrick, was killed in Korea, motivating his effort.
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Cincinnati
West
Fort Knox
Pvt
Kenneth Shadrick
Korea
Miners Escape Fire Trap At Pandora Mine
Sullivan Indiana AP reports 14 coal miners trapped by an underground fire found a new route to the bottom of the main shaft 210 feet down after flames breached a brattice, while six others escaped. Two workers were overcome by smoke but uninjured seriously. Mine manager cites conveyor friction as cause.
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Sullivan
Ind
Accland
Pandora
Archie Clark
Hymera
Lccal
Clark
H. C. McCollum
Louis Is Sued for 100000 by New York Golfer
Odessa Calloway 25 of New York filed a Supreme Court damage action against former heavyweight champion Joe Louis. She says on July 4 in Cleveland at the Majestic Hotel he assaulted her violently causing physical and mental pain and injuries.
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New York
Joe Louis
Cleveland
State Supreme Court
Odessa Calloway
Miss Calloway
Majestic
Louis
Lausche Grants Clemency to Convict Who Went Straight
Gov. Frank J. Lausche commuted the sentence of Joseph P. Simon a Middleport grocer who fled Mansfield Reformatory in 1941 and later served in World War II He will be freed February 22 with a sentence expiration and community support cited as factors.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Joseph P. Simon
Middleport
Mansfield Reformatory
Simon
Phoenix
Ariz
Ohio
Umbrella Sent To Attlee By Angered Vets
Newark VFW posts ship an umbrella and cablegram to British Prime Minister Clement Attlee as a protest against his stance on China and Korea. The note likens appeasement to prewar policy and recalls Neville Chamberlain's use of an umbrella in the Munich crisis.
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Newark
N. J
Great Britain
Clement Attlee
Attlee
United States
China
Korea
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Hitler
Government Hires Near for Price and Wage Freeze Plan
Washington AP The cost of living index reached a new peak as the ESA moves toward a price and wage freeze. Stabilization Administrator Eric Johnston reviews orders after cabinet talks predicting price caps at January 2 levels and wage rates held with room for modest bargaining.
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Washington
Economic Stabilization Agency
Eric Johnston
Defense Mobilization Board
Price Of Hides Rolled Back In New Price Order
Washington AP The Office of Price Stabilization rolled back hide prices to the peak levels of last November. It is the second price control order in the current emergency, following a prior rollback of automobile prices. The order by Price Control Director Michael DiSalle takes effect January 29 and covers domestic cattle hides ships and calf skins at the highest November charges for same type weight and grade.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
Office of
Michael DiSalle
Standards For Draft Will Be Much-Slashed
Assistant Defense Secretary Anna Rosenberg said the draft will be eased as far as security allows. She told the House committee that 799,000 physically rejected men will be re evaluated and about 150,000 limited service recruits could be added. A broader plan for universal service and a 18 to 27 month draft period was discussed with key officials slated to testify.
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Washington
Anna Rosenberg
Defense Department
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Vinson
D-Ga
Elston
Ohio
Fumes Kill Student at Ohio Northern University
ADA Ohio reports 23 year old Robert Gamble of Van Wert died from gas fumes after being found unconscious beside his landlord's body in the latter's home. Emergency responders rushed him to nearby hospital where he died several hours later.
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Ada
Robert Gamble
Ohio Northern University
van Wert
MacArthur Pledges To Fight On Amid Asia War Drive
On the eve of his 71st birthday General MacArthur, confident and in good health, declares there can be no turning back from the fight against Communism in Asia. He says American arms must be used to defend moral principles and vows to press the battle until victory, including the wider Asia crusade beyond Korea. He adds the Chinese will not drive him into the sea from Korea.
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Russell Brines
TOKYO
MacArthur
Asia
Korea
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