Taft Aims at Appeasers as GOP Sees 1952 Win
Washington AP reports confident Republicans predict victory in 1952 with Senator Taft of Ohio naming foreign policy as the decisive issue. He told 2000 party members that public concern over international affairs could determine the next election and urged unity to win White House and Congress.
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Taft
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Congress
White House
Duff
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Mighty Mo Leads Naval Barrage On East Coast Town
Allied forces press deep into western and eastern Korea as U S ships including the battleship Missouri join a heavy naval bombardment of Kansong and Kangnung. Korean and U S troops advance amid artillery and air attacks near Suwon and Ichon areas.
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Fifth Air Force Headquarters
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Tokyo
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Kumyangjang
Suwon
Missouri
Kanson
Pleven Vows French Aid In Western Defense
French Premier Pleven told the National Press Club in Washington that France will contribute fully to the Atlantic Alliance. He outlined 1953 plans for 900000 troops, 20 divisions in Europe by year-end, and a stronger defense buildup to resist Communist aggression.
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Washington
Resie Pleven
France
Europe
Pleven
National Press Club
Truman
Plevin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Profit Freeze Planned in Price Battle
Washington AP reports a new margin of profit pricing plan to replace last Friday’s price cap. DiSalle says sellers would set prices at cost plus a fixed profit margin from manufacturer to retailer, possibly by week’s end. Wage Stabilization Board urged patience as workers seek relief from the wage freeze amid policy debate.
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Washington
Michael V. di Saile
DiSalle
Wage Stabilization Board
Cyrus S Ching
Expert Urges Draft of 18s and Young Married Men
Former Army Undersecretary Tracy Voorhees told the Senate Preparedness Subcommittee that drafting 18-year-olds and young married men may be necessary soon. He favored drafting 18-year-olds first, saying both groups would be drafted over the next 18 months or two years.
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Washington
Defense
Tracy S. Voorhees
Army
Senate
Defense Department
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Voorhees
Senate Group
House Armed Services Committee
Aggressor Label May Be Pinned On Red China Today
United Nations expected to name Communist China as aggressor in Korea 12 weeks after Gen. MacArthur first reported Chinese Red forces. Britain backs U S resolution while Soviet bloc and India resist. дипломатия и procedural moves loom as Korea remains on Security Council agenda.
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United States
Truman
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Korea
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Benegal N. Ra
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Egypt
Republic of Korea
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General Assembly
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Independence Sunk In Secret Navy Test Off California
The battered aircraft carrier Independence was sunk last Friday in a secret Navy test about 200 miles off the California coast. The ship, used as a guinea pig in atom bomb tests, had been towed out by a Navy tug for the clandestine maneuver and was presumed sunk by a weapon, possibly a guided missile.
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Independence
California
Navy
One Year Into Hydrogen Bomb Effort Told
Washington reports mark one year since President Truman ordered the AEC to pursue the hydrogen bomb. Progress is rapid yet tightly secret, with officials cautious about feasibility and timing amid Korea and Cold War tensions. The Atomic Energy Commission prepares its ninth semi annual report as scientists push vast resources into the project.
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Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
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Sam Rayburn Breaks Record As House Speaker
Washington AP Rayburn surpasses Henry Clay to set the longest tenure as speaker of the U S House. He began September 16 1940 with a break during 1947 48, reaching 3 057 days as presiding officer. Earlier record holders include Joseph Cannon and Champ Clark.
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Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Henry Clay
Clay
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Rayburn
William B.bankhead
Alabama
Joseph G
Uncle Lue) Cannon
Illinois
Champ Clark
Mississippi
Winter's Bitter Cold Grips Much of Nation
The U S Weather Bureau reported extreme subzero temperatures across the Midwest and Great Lakes with Lone Rock Wisconsin at 53 below and St Cloud Minnesota at 37 below. Canada and the southern plains faced frigid air as ice storms, freezing rain, and travel disruptions spread from Texas to the Northeast.
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Four perish in Celina blaze in early morning fire
A farmer Ross Hoenie 40 his wife Edith 29 and two children Patty Sue 7 Roland 3 died in a house fire five miles northwest of Celina. Fire started about 3 am and the home was leveled by 4 15 am as neighbors and firemen fought the blaze.
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Here
Ross Hoenie
Edith
Patty Sue
Roland
Hoenie
Baby's Cries Save Families From Fire
Cincinnati AP report says Frank Mack woke to his baby's coughing and crying, aiding his escape with five others from a two family home in zero weather. He then alerted Charles and Mrs Barcelona on the first floor and led his wife and two children to safety. Damage estimated at $1,000.
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Shirley O'Brien
Elizabeth Eggleston
William O'Brien
Cecil Glover
O’briens
Shirley
Cincinnati
Frank Mack
Mack
Charles R. Barcelona
Barcelona
Three Yanks Killed by Philippine Huks
Dr. F risco L Vieuna, chief of Quezon Memorial Hospital, said bodies of three Americans killed in a Hukbalahap ambush near Macalelon, 90 miles southeast of Manila, were horribly mutilated with gunshots and knife wounds. The victims were part of a U S survey party traveling in a jeep marked with American flags when attacked.
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Manila
Frisco L. Vieuna
Quezon Memorial Hospital
Broadway Star Nancy Walker Weds in Hoboken
Comedienne Nancy Walker, a Broadway star of Look, Ma, I'm Dancing, married writer David Craig in Hoboken New Jersey. The couple, ages 28 and 27, exchanged vows before Magistrate Albert J. Shea. It was Craig's first marriage.
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N. J
Nancy Walker
David Craig
Albert J. Shea
Craig
Army Gives Thanks To Cincinnati Housewife
Mrs. Black of Cincinnati sent a surplus parachute to the Army with a note saying she bought it to make curtains and now offers it to aid the war effort. Undersecretary Archibald S. Alexander replied that it may not fit its original use but will be utilized to best advantage and thanked her for her generosity.
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New York Times
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