Nice Words Fail To Soothe Unhappy Middies After Loss
In the Butler Bowl defeat Hamilton outlasted the Middies 14 0 as fumbles early and late by Middies helped the Big Blue seize a 13 12 edge in the series three games all tied. Hamilton benefited from two key fumbles and a 22 yard return by Willard Robbins while Bobby Lakes guided the Big Blue offense. Attendance was between 4 500 and 6 000 with mild weather and a crowd distribution showing Hamilton’s depth and weight advantage.
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Hamilton
Tom Simmons
Eddie Merchant
Middie
Don Nuxhall
Merchant
Willard Robbins
Claude “Cat” Neeley
Paul Moore
Middle Jersey
Journal
Bill Weith
Middies
Big Blue
Glenn
Tiger” Ellison
The
Chuck Thackara
Ellisonmen
Bobby Lakes
Don Nuxball
Kenny Feinthal
Tale
Ghilly
George Strodtbeck
Strodtbeck
Lakes
Stroitbeck
Chinese broadcast dismisses U S peace promises and accuses invasion
Peiping radio in London denounces President Truman and Secretary Acheson as deceivers. It says the United States has smashed into Chinese territory, seized Formosa, and threatens other neighbors, including Viet Nam, as the Seventh Fleet protects Formosa. The report portrays U S aggression and denial of pacific intent.
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London
China
Truman
Peiving
America
United States
Peiping
U. S
Dean Acheson
Pacific
Acheson
Taiwan
Formosa
Vietminh
Young 20-Year-Old Peters Debuts as Zerlina at the Met
At the Metropolitan Opera a 20-year-old soprano, Miss Peters, stepped in as Zerlina in Mozart's Giovanni for her first stage appearance, first role, and first opera. Rudolph Bing had heard her earlier and added her to the roster. Conductor Fritz Reiner coached her an hour before showtime as she delivered three major arias earning standing ovations and four curtain calls.
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Met
Zerlina
Mozart
Giovanni
Miss Peters
Lastanuary
Rudolph Bing
Isg Peters
Jane Nadia Conner
Strick
Don Giovanni
Fritz Reiner
Don
Ingenito
Piono
Theresa Pioppi
Jear Pioppi
Armando Pioppi
Tessie Pioppi
Armando Ingenito
Jean Pioppi
Pittsburghites welcome first papers in 47 days strike
Pittsburgh’s three dailies the Post-Gazette Sun-Telegraph and Press moved back into routine as newsstands sold copies fast. Stenographer Carl in Heidkamp said everyone on the street was reading and buying. Circulation Manager Barney G Cameron said demand was high and supply short. Newspapers plan background updates on local news and comics to fill in the missing 47 days.
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Pittsburgh
Carlin Heidkamp
Barney G. Cameron
Post-Gazette
Press
Sun-Telegraph
Americans Press North Korea Front Near Kaplan
American infantrymen of the Seventh Division push through a snowstorm toward Kaplan, two miles from the Manchurian border, as Red forces dig in along a 60 mile northeast line and 28,000 Chinese and 70,000 North Korean troops are reported in position across the Taechon-Tokchon region.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Kaplan
Red Border
Tom Stone
Seventh Division
Red
Yalu
Northeas
Taechon
Tokchon
Chongchon Rive
Eighth Army
Taeché
Manchuria
Dean Acheson Attacks Taft Battle Looms
Secretary of State Dean Acheson unveiled a sharp attack on Taft's post election statements to the National Council of Negro Women. He mocked a so called re examinist term and warned Republicans he would fight back as they press to pressure his resignation amid a broader foreign policy blaze.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Taft
Ohio
Acheson
Western
Europe
National Council of Negro -Women
Truman
Senate
United States
West
Russia
Truman Plea Seeks Aid for Yugoslavia Amid Drought
President Truman urged emergency aid to Yugoslavia to bolster Marshal Tito’s forces and Western defenses as drought and grain shortfalls threaten famine. He asked Congress to consider about 85 million dollars for military and economic support, with prior loans and flour shipments already arranged.
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Truman
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Congress
Russia
Marshal Tito
Europe
Soviet Union
Western
Tito
U. S
Belgrade
Ussr
Probers study Mickey Cohen in Kefauver hearings
The Kefauver Senate Crime Committee, delayed in San Francisco, will hear Mickey Cohen again as Rudolph Halley questions him about debts and motives. Cohen shows $285, claims $300,000 in debt, and notes wide borrowing with little repayment while Jimmy Utley remains among witnesses.
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Los Angeles
Kefauver
Senate Crime Committee
Mickey Cohen
D-Tenn
Tobey
R-Nh
Wiley
R-Wis
San Francisco
Jimmy Utley
Cohen
Rudolph Halley
Halley
Akron hunters fined for pheasants in possession
In mayor's court Edward Azar was fined 300 dollars for three hens and Ada Haddad 100 dollars for one hen. The notices stem from hunters found with hen pheasants in their possession.
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Akron
Mayor's Court
Edward Azar
Ada Haddad
Brassiere Brigade Ordered By Court To Dig Up Funds
In Miami a court ordered eleven people linked to a case described as a brassiere brigade to hand over cash, securities, savings bonds, cars and other valuables totaling 24118 to Receiver J. S. Turner. The civil suit seeks return of money taken and distributed by friends and relatives, separate from ongoing criminal action against eight defendants.
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Miami, Fla
Miami
Southern Bell Telephone Company
George FE. Holt
J. S. Turner
Morse Eyes Labor Law Overhaul Next Congress
Senator Morse of Oregon says Congress will revamp the Taft Hartley Act in the 82nd Congress set to convene January 3. He backs repeal of parts but favors preserving core provisions and hopes to match ideas with Senator Taft on revision.
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Washington
Morse
Congress
Fee
Mors
Taft
Ohio
Senate Labor Committees
Soviet Foregn Minister Signals UN Conditions
In New York Andrei Vyshinsky told the General Assembly Russia will back the 20 year peace plan only if Communist China is seated in the United Nations and other Soviet demands are met.
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New York
Sovie
Andrei Y. Viashinsky
General Assembly
Russia
Trygve Lie
China
United Nations
Wholesale prices climb to record high in week ending Tuesday
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported wholesale prices reached 171.1, up 0.5 percent from August and 0.6 percent from the prior week. The index also stands 0.7 percent above the pre Korean war level in June.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U S Army Tug Blown Up Off Wonsan
The U S Tenth Corps announced that a U S Army tug was destroyed by mines off Wonsan on November 15. Casualties were not disclosed.
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Fron
U. S. Tenth Corp
Wonsan
Methodist Peace Commission Urges US China Recognition
The Methodist Peace Commission urged the United States to recognize the Communist regime as the de facto government of China. It proposed consulting Communist China’s neighbors as a cue to addressing China’s UN admission.
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Chicago
Methodist Peace Commission
U. S
China
United Nations
Jealous Youth Burns Pal To Death In Car
Victor Justinger, 20, admitted in a written statement that he burned his former buddy Thomas Egleston, 17, to death by pouring gasoline into a car and lighting it after Egleston had been leaving him out of dating parties. Justinger said he planned the killing for two months and acted while Egleston slept in his car in Grand River, Ohio.
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Tessie
Jean Pioppi
Frank Mazzoli
Michael Mazzoli
Frank
Hilda
Newcomb Hospital
Vineland
Ingenito
Howard Unrh
Camden
River Road
Unruh
New Jersey State Hospital
Trenton
Howard A Carlson
Ingenilo
Leonard Cunningham
Raymond Vorberg
Sen
Vorberg
Ernest, Jr
Michael
Cohen
Painesville
Victor Justinger
Ree
Paul F. Cage
Justinger
Thomas Egleston
Egleston
Grand River
Sjustinger
Cage
Madison
Tommy
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Tax Court rules deduction for state cigarette taxes
Willard I. Thompson of Oklahoma City wins a tax court ruling that federal income tax allows a deduction for state cigarette taxes paid in states requiring pack stamps. The cement finisher claimed 15 packs per week and challenged the standard deduction, with mixed success on other issues.
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Washington
Willard I. Thompson
Oklahoma City
U. S
Thompson
The
Revenue Bureau
Anne
Thempesa
Richard L
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