UN Tells of Chinese Forces In Korea Warfront
General MacArthur reported to the United Nations that Chinese Communist troops are fighting in Korea. Allied lines shifted as a large force massed near Manchuria with estimates up to 300000 troops and potential for wider conflict.
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Seoul
MacArthur
United Nations Security Council
Korea
United Nations
Lake Success
U.S
Warren R. Austin
Manchuria
Munist
Manchurian
Seventh Regiment
Sinaiju
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Acme Telephoto
Spotlight on Foreign Policy in 1950 Campaign Final Push
The final campaign focus is foreign policy as voters approach the 1950 election. Both parties stress international questions while local issues may determine many races. Analysts expect Democratic control of both Houses to remain, with only potential last minute sentiment shifts.
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Truman
Senate
House
Congress
U. S
Maine
Taft
Ohio
St. Louis
Harold E. Stassen
Repeal Taft Hartley Drives After Election
Senator Murray forecasts renewed effort to repeal the Taft Hartley Act if results show labor gains. He links potential repeal to restoring the Wagner Act with changes, saying the issue will persist while the law stands.
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Washington
Murray
D-Mont
Couroe
Senate Labor
Congress
Montana
Taft
Taftartley
Truman Warns on Communist Threat at Liberty Bell Ceremony
President Truman in Independence urged a big turnout in the upcoming national elections while praising allied resolve against communism. He noted Korea as proof freedom survives when nations stand together and warned that only a third of eligible voters voted in the 1946 midterm.
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MR. Truman
Kansas City
Independence
Washington
William M. Boyle, Jr
Senate
House
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Truman
Annecy
France
Georges Volland
Korea
Salt Lake City blackout mars Truman talk plan
A power failure hit northeast Salt Lake City and the state capitol ten minutes before President Truman spoke, blamed on a copper wire touched by two teens. Planes and searchlights added confusion while a bomb scare hoax aired on a sound track. Governor Lee called for investigation but later deemed accidental.
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Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake City
Truman
St. Louis
State Capitol
Chamber of Commerce
J. Bracken Lee
Lee
Dalai Lama Still Seen Ruling Tibet From Lhasa
India reports Tibet’s 16 year old Dalai Lama and his regent Takta Rimpoche still control Lhasa. Chinese forces are regrouping after Chamdo while additional columns move toward Lhasa from the north and west.
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New Delhi
India
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Lhasa
Thie Ranart Wadardavy
S. Sinha
Takta Rimpoche
Eleven plead innocent on election law violations
In Cincinnati eleven persons pleaded innocent to charges of fraudulent registration for tomorrow's election. Judge John W. Peck of the criminal court released them on their own recognizance.
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Cincinnati
John W. Peck
Criminal Court
Britain weighs canceling recognition of Chinese government
London reports indicate Britain may rescind formal recognition of the Chinese Communist government. Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin is expected to speak in the House of Commons today or tomorrow outlining Britain’s stance on Chinese relations.
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London
Britain
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Treason charges reduced for American Dr Gordon Seagrave in Burma
A Rangoon tribunal cut the treason charges against Dr Gordon Seagrave to banishment for life or a prison term if convicted. One earlier treason count carrying the death penalty remains, tied to aiding Karen rebels. Seagrave is 53 years old.
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Rangoon
Burma
Gordon
Seagrave
Safebreakers Loot Goldberg Iron and Steel Night Take
Safe crackers imprisoned a night watchman and stole cash and bonds totaling more than 7000 dollars from the Goldberg Iron and Steel Company in Columbus last night.
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Columbus
Goldberg Iron and Steel Company
Rescue team prepares to scale Mont Blanc for Air India crash
Geneva reports a rescue party aims to reach the wreckage of an Air India Constellation that crashed Friday near Mont Blanc. Officials say 48 aboard and no survivors expected.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Mont Blanc
Air India
Final wage talks loom for U.S. Steel workers
Pittsburgh AP reports U.S. Steel Corp and United Steelworkers CSO begin what may be the final round of wage negotiations with 155,000 production and maintenance employees involved.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corporation
United Steelworkers
CSO
Weather Outlook Boosts Heavy Ballot Prospects Nationwide
The Washington AP report notes forecasts of fair weather across most of the United States ahead of tomorrow's elections, easing travel and voting conditions and potentially increasing turnout.
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Washington
Stocks Slump On Bad News From Korea
Stocks opened sharply lower as traders faced fresh Korea related developments. The market moved quickly with large blocks sold at losses over four dollars a share as UN forces reportedly fought Chinese troops.
Airmens Search For 4 In Plane Over Lake Erie
Army and Coast Guard planes resumed search for a private Beech Bonanza missing since Saturday after taking off from Sharon Pennsylvania with Stanley Dunbar his wife Barbara Richard Johnston and Annabelle Johnston en route to the Notre Dame Navy game. Dunbar radioed losing 6500 feet in a storm with fuel for about 1 hour 45 minutes. Both control towers heard him say they were busy and then nothing more.
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Cleveland
Army
Coast Guard
Sharon
Notre Dame Navy
Stanley W. Dunbar
Youngstown
Barbara
C. Richard Johnston
Shields-Titusville Rd
Johnston
Annabelle
Westerday Army
American Pilot Downs Two Yaks Near Sinuiju
An American fighter pilot shot down two Yak-3 fighters near Sinuiju on the Manchurian border. Credit for both planes went to Bradenton, Florida. Fifth Air Force 18th Fighter-bomber Group reported the downing as the fifth and possibly sixth Yak fighters by U.S. forces.
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TOKYO
Sinuiju
Bradentown
Fla
V U. S. Fifth Air Force
Comedienne Martha Faye Hospitalized With Pneumonia
Comedienne Martha Faye, a noted stage and screen entertainer, is hospitalized at St. Francisco Hospital in Miami Beach with virus pneumonia. She was admitted last night and is resting quietly, according to her physician Dr. Ralph Roberts.
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Miami Beach
Martha Faye
St. Francisco Hospital
Ralph Roberts
Election Returns Planned by The Journal Tonight
The Journal prepares a full election night setup with AP wires from Ohio and national sources. Five telephone lines, running totals on a lobby board, and an AP teletype in a Greathouse window will deliver rapid results with a staff of 50 workers monitoring votes through the night.
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Journal
Associated Press
Ohio
C. E. Greathouse and Son
Central Ave
The
Rhee Claims Soviets Ordered Chinese to Cross Yalu
South Korea’s President Syngman Rhee stated at a news conference that he believes Soviet Russia ordered Chinese Communists to cross the Yalu River and intervene in Korea. He said UN forces might bomb Manchuria but would defer to UN command and General MacArthur before acting. He pledged to fight if Chinese forces cross the border.
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Seoul, Korea
Songman Rhee
Soviet Russia
Yalu River
Kremlin
United Nations
Manchuria
Rhee
Korea
United Nations Command
MacArthur
China
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
United States
UN Security Council
Republic
Branch Rickey Rumored For Pirates Post
Pittsburgh fans await a 3 p.m. Forbes Field news conference amid reports Branch Rickey may join the Pirates as an assistant to president John Galbreath. Roy Hamey would keep his general manager role, with Rickey’s exact position unclear. The meeting follows Rickey’s resignation from the Dodgers last month after a 50-year career.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Forbes
Branch Rickey
Pirate Organization
John Galbreath
Pirates
Roy Hamey
Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pirate
Hamey
Mahatma
Galbreath
Columbus
Rockey
Brooklyn
Dodger Club
Marshall Ebb’s business fear over defense push
Secretary of Defense Marshall told 90 industrial leaders at a Business Advisory Council meeting that military orders will be large enough in the coming months to absorb slack from government emergency controls. He outlined a four year plan to steadily rebuild U S and Allied military output and to smooth the flow of orders to avoid plant shutdowns or layoffs.
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Marshall
Two Killed in Saginaw River Bridge Crash
A Saginaw couple Casimir Sikorski 22 and Dorothy 21 died when their car sped through a swing bridge barrier and plunged 21 feet into the Saginaw River after the Cass Avenue bridge opened for a boat. Bridge tender John Jonas tried to signal them as the car skidded 100 feet.
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Bay City
Mich
Saginaw
Saginaw River
Vicums
Casimir Sikoraki
Dorothy
Sikorskies
Cass Avenue
John Jonas
Six Burned to Death in Atlanta Farmhouse Fire
Six members of a Negro family died when trapped in a flaming two room farm house early today. Three others including a 21 year old man a woman and a child were burned seriously after being pulled from the blaze.
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Atlanta
American Forces Regain Ground North of Anju in Korea
American units in northwest Korea recover a half mile of ground lost to a morning Communist attack and press to hold a ridge north of the Chongchon River near the west coast. In the northeast, forces fight bitterly with a Chinese Red force newly identified by General MacArthur.
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Red Korea
Korea
Manchurian
Manchuria
Chongchon River
Pyongyang
Seoul
MacArthur
U. S
Anju
United States Calls Security Council Meeting on Korea War
The United States today called for a special Security Council meeting on Wednesday to consider intervention by Red China in the Korean War.
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Lake Success
United States
Special Security Council
Red China
Welcome Quiet BY GORDON MARTIN
In the busy race for office politicians boast talk as a weapon and vie for votes. The poem notes loud debates, pledged conversations, and constant words while voters endure the flood of speech until election day ends. The speaker envies silence after the vote.
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Chamdo
Rday
Nagchu Dzong
Sinkiang
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Comedienne In Hospital
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Pirates Post
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