Superforts Hit Red Bases North Korea Front
U S bombers blasted staging bases in northeast Korea and struck Chongjin as UN infantry probed the front. Musan on the Musan border area suffered a 140000 pound blast, while Marines and Seventh Division troops pressed across the front near Hyesanjin and Changjin reservoir seeking to envelop enemy positions.
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Musan
U. S
Changjin Reservoir
Seventh Division
Hyesanjin
St. Paul
Chongjin
Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Siberian
U U. S. Seventh Division
Yalu River
Red Manchuria
Yalu
Red China
Manchuria
Samsu
Kyohang
Central Mountains
Sinhung
Britain and United States Split on Chinese Probe
Britain and the United States clash over a UN inquiry into Nationalist China's charge of Russian influence. T. F. Tsiang asks for a UN fact finding mission while the Soviet and British delegates urge shelving or court referral. The 60 nation Political Committee adjourns to consider overnight.
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Britain
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United States
Coulson Sa Faris el Khoury
Syria
Little Assembly
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
Typhoon Displaces 3000 in Central Philippines
A typhoon swept into the China Sea today leaving 3000 homeless and destroying 453 houses in the central Philippines.
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Manila
China Sea
Philippines
Cold Blustery Weather Grips Nation Ahead of Thanksgiving
A cold snap with sub zero readings spread from the Canadian border into the northern plains and Midwest. Strong northerly winds drove temperatures to season lows with snow and rain forecast across the north central region and power outages reported in the eastern seaboard after a major storm killed at least eight people.
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Kies
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Plains
Midwest
Cutbank
Mont
Dakotas
Minnesota
Kansas
North Central
North Atlantic
New York
Seaboard
U. S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
California
Canadian Train Collision Death Toll May Reach Eighteen
Rescue teams comb the wreckage of two head on trains near Canoe River British Columbia. Eighteen dead including fourteen Korea bound Canadian soldiers and fifty three injured.
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Edmonton
Alta
Benneath
Fort Lewis
Wash
United Nations
Korea
Canadian National Railways
Canoe River
British Columbia
Jasper
Gosnell
Congress May Revise Taft-Hartley Labor Law Next Year
Washington reports rising talk in Congress about amending the Taft-Hartley labor act in the next session. Senators Ives and Douglas push for changes while majority views favor retaining core provisions, aligned with Taft’s earlier position.
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Washington
Capitol
Congress
Barkley Enters Bethesda for Physical Checkup
Vice President Alben W. Barkley checked into the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland for a routine physical. He said he contracted a severe chest cold during the recent political campaign and developed chest congestion.
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Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda, Md
Missionary Plane Believed To Have Crashed On Peak
Four mountaineers search Mount Moran for a New Tribes Mission twin-engine DC-3 missing with 21 aboard bound from Chico California to Billings Montana. A burning fuselage was seen near the summit as wind and clouds hinder rescue efforts. The plane last reported near Idaho Falls Idaho and was overdue around 6 30 p m local time.
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Wyo
Mount Moran
Blake van de Water
Ture
Forest Service
Timberline
Chico
Calif
Billings
Mont
New Tribes Mission
South America
Venezuela
Paul W. Flemings
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Here
Yellowstone Park
California
Teton Park
Paul A. Judge
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Clarence Harris
Signal Mountain Lodge
Jackson Lake
Torrents Threaten Levees as California Flood Toll Rises
Heavy floods in California and Nevada caused at least nine deaths and more than 20 million dollars in damage over three days. Army engineers ordered 150 levee patrols near Sacramento as the Sacramento and American rivers crest neared flood levels, while Don Pedro Dam releases raised concerns near Modesto.
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California
Nevada
Sacramento
Calif
West Point Cadets Clean Up after Leaflet Bomb
Army cadets worked to clear the area at West Point after 20 000 unwanted invitations for the Princeton Dartmouth game were dumped there by four Princeton students who tried to drop them over Hanover New Hampshire but failed due to icing. The flyers described as an Indian massacre were released to mock the event and cadets faced the cleanup.
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West Point
N.Y
Princeton
Acheson Seeks GOP Talks on Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Acheson said he plans to consult with Republican leaders in Congress including Senator Taft of Ohio on foreign policy. He defended his Friday speech against re ex amination critics, noting misinterpretation and denying opposition to inquiries.
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Washington
Acheson
Congress
Taft
Ohio
U. S
Europe
Army Plans Frontline Thanksgiving Feast for Troops Abroad
The Army announced a full Thanksgiving menu for Far East stations and field kitchens near Korea, including roast turkey with sage dressing, giblet gravy, vegetables, salads, desserts, and coffee. It expects 15 million pounds of turkey for Thanksgiving and other holidays, with front line troops to receive hot meals when possible and delayed feasts otherwise.
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Washington
U. S
Far East
Korea
Parker House
Quartermaster Corps
Armed Services
Bombers Crash Near Fort Worth. Ten Bail Out
A B-36 bomber crashed about thirty miles southwest of Fort Worth while en route from Carswell Air Force Base. Ten crew members bailed out. at least two are dead. The six engine craft, home of the Eighth Air Force, went down seven miles west of Godley shortly after takeoff. Crash crews head to the scene as officials confirm partial details.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Carswell Air Force Base
Eighth Air Force
Godley
A. T. Vandiver
Jim Bandy Farm
B.hadley
Robert S. Anderson
Public Information Division
Eighth Air Force Headquarters
American Air Lines
Anderson
Joshua
Cleburne
O. B. Hadley Farm
British Columbia
Carswell
Check Writing Course Realism Trumps Lesson
A school check writing class produced a real check for 1760.12 found on the street. The bank showed neither party had an account. both students were in the class. Police urged the course to curb realistic exercises and stop using real checks. Carolyn Cassidy found the check on Fairmount Avenue. it was endorsed by Richard Harmen and signed by Frederic Donisi.
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Richard Harmen
Frederic Donisi
Donisi
Families Struggle as Credit Fuels Living Shortfalls
The Federal Reserve Board reports more than a third of U.S. families spent more than they earned last year, living chiefly on credit. The strain hit lower income brackets hardest, while the top tenth saved more than all other families combined.
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Washington
Bavarian Vote Could Decide West German Rearmament
Bavaria votes next Sunday on a state parliament election that could affect West Germany's role in rearming Europe. Allied officials warn that anti-rearmament wins in Hesse and Wuerttemberg Baden shift tone against a German army. A pro-rearmament CDU victory may enable Bonn to push a national rearmament plan through.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
Bavaria
Russia
Hesse
Wuettemberg-Baden
Western
France
Atlantic
Bonn
Gangster and Wife Die in Auto Bomb Blast
Fort Worth police probe the killing of Nelson Harris 41 a major figure in the Green Dragon narcotics case and his wife both killed when a bomb exploded as his car started The blast ripped the top from the 1950 two door coach shattered nearby windows and sent debris over 100 feet The couple's unborn baby died minutes later and a detective called it a gangland assassination with ties to ongoing gamblers disputes in the region
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Fort Worth
Tex
Nelson Harris
Harris
Herbert Noble
Dallas
Poli
A.c.howerton
Houston
Two Injured In 4 Vehicle Crash
In Cincinnati this morning a trolley bus, three autos and a truck were involved in a crash injuring two people. Mrs. Margaret and her father John Ey were taken to hospital for treatment and released. The bus struck a car which hit another, triggering a chain of collisions.
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Cincinnati
Margaret
John A. Ey
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