Expect Attack On Pyongyang By Red Forces
Chinese Red Army units strike across northwest and northeast Korea pushing toward Pyongyang. Allied forces fight to hold supply routes as guerilla attacks target roads. U S Marines report heavy combat and high enemy kill ratios amid air strafing and river crossings.
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Manchuria
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Chosin
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Yalu River
Hyesanjin
Kunu
Snowbound region yields buck and recovery efforts noted
Lester Redmond of 610 West Washington bagged a 160 pound four point buck on Hog Hollow road Thursday morning. R O Lindsey at 1811 East Washington reported a seven point buck near Scott township at two p m. George Glass, recently discharged from Jameson Memorial Hospital, was helped by neighbors who opened roads amid snowbound streets. Rev Everett Spring observed that determination can accomplish much during choir rehearsal at Wesley Methodist Church as a tractor outside drew attention.
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R. O. Lindsey
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Harlansburg
George Glass
West State Street
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Everett Spring
Wesley Methodist Church
West Side
James
Daily Weather Forecast Delivers Snow Flurries North Region
Rather cloudy with a few snow flurries in the north today and a high of 30 to 35. Tonight will be colder with a low of 15 to 20. Saturday remains cloudy and cold with likely snow. 24‑hour stats show max 37, min 21, precipitation 0.2 inches, snow 0.2 inches, river stage 8 feet. Year ago: max 49, min 30, trace snow.
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United States
Not Desperate Situation Is Excess Profits Gen MacArthur Opinion
Gen MacArthur's intelligence chief said Korea does not require desperate measures. Willoughby declined to discuss atomic bombs or targets in Korea or possible actions into Manchuria. In Washington Republicans push a 3.4 billion dollar excess profits tax with a 75 percent levy on corporate profits.
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World watches Washington as Korea crisis seeks answers
An anxious world awaits major decisions from the United States and Britain on Korea and the possible use of the atomic bomb. Prime Minister Attlee plans a Washington meeting with President Truman after Truman declared A bomb could be used in a last resort against Communist China. UN deliberations suspended as Truman Attlee talks loom.
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Clement Attlee
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Attlee
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General Assembly
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China
Korea
Peiping
Will Withold
Peace parley sought to avert restaurant kitchen strike
New York city officials called a peace parley to stop a planned strike by kitchen workers across 30 Broadway restaurants and night clubs. The AFL hotel and club workers union seeks 15 cents an hour raise and other benefits, with a strike originally set for today but postponed to talks with employers and city mediators.
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INS
Broadway
AFL Hotel and Club Workers Union
New York City
All-Out U S Mobilization Discussed by Truman Plan
President Truman meets congressional leaders to seek advice on a possible all-out mobilization to confront China’s aggression and a broader war. White House sources say he will propose about 20 billion dollars for guns tanks planes and atomic bombs and outlines an emergency defense blueprint for the nation.
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Truman
United States
China
White House
Korea
Firefighters Injured in Dual Blazes Across Two Homes
Two firemen were injured today while tackling a cellar fire at 919 Clarence Avenue first believed on Florence Avenue. Earl E. Dart cracked rib treated at New Castle hospital after slipping on ice. William M. Shuliff sustained back injuries and was sent for X rays at Jameson Memorial hospital.
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Stanley Rendziniak
Clarence Avenue
Florence Avenue
Earl E. Dart
No. 4
New Castle Hospital
William M. Shuliff
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Delay Action In U N On Chinese And Korea Issues
Western powers at the United Nations pause debate on Korea and China to await decisions from a weekend conference between President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee. The U N plans to withhold a resolution demanding China quit Korea pending talks, with a two to four day timeline.
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Security Council
China
Korea
General Assembly
U. S
U.N
Flushing Meadow
N. Y
U. N
Truman
Attlee
U.S
Ernest A. Gross
Red Caps Protest New Luggage Charge Plan
Porters employed by 12 eastern railroads began charging a quarter for luggage after ICC approval raising their pay from 15 to 25 cents. The increase draws complaints from passengers and the Red Caps union head Willard Townsend says tips may decline as travelers grumble at every bag.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Willard Townsend
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Attlee Plans Washington Visit With Prime Minister Attlee
British Prime Minister Clement Attlee met with his top advisers in London to prepare for a Washington trip to discuss the Korean crisis with President Truman. He is expected to depart by air Sunday night for talks starting Monday in the American capital. Attlee held talks with Ernest Bevan and Emanuel Shinwell and is set to meet other ministers and service chiefs.
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Clement Attlee
Washington
Truman
Attlee
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Foreign Office
Attle
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Eden
Elaborate Plans To Guard Truman At Army Navy Game
Philadelphia officials and Secret Service prepared extensive protection for President Truman and visiting dignitaries at the Army Navy game. Air force fighter bombers from Langley Field will police the stadium skies while security details coordinate with Philadelphia police to shield the presidential party. The arrival time will not be announced for security reasons following the Blair House attempt in Washington last month.
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Truman
U. S. Air Force
Municipal Stadium
Blair House
Washington
Secret Service
136Th
Langley Field
All-Out Probe Of Reds In U S Indicated
Washington December 1 The drive for a full Senate inquiry into Communism spying and sabotage gains momentum with backing from Sen McCarthy and sponsors predicting quick passage and an early start next year The plan would create a judiciary committee led probe with $100 000 funding and resemble HUAC investigations McCarthy vows full cooperation and access to files.
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INS
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Judiciary Committee
Wisconsin
House un-American Activities Committee
Mother and three children dead in Englewood garage
In Englewood New Jersey a 29 year old mother Mrs Margaret Oppenheimer and her three children Ann 5 Mary 4 and William 1 were found dead in the garage with the car engine running. The note for her husband William was held by police. The home had been quarantined for scarlet fever earlier in the week.
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N. J
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Fashionable Hill
Margaret Oppenheimer
William
Oppenheimer
New Jersey
St. Paul
Intelligence chief cites 300,000 Chinese troops in Korea
Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby disclosed 300000 Chinese Communist troops in and near Korea with another 550000 farther north in Manchuria. He said the situation does not yet demand desperate measures and declined to discuss atomic options or targets.
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INS
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Charles A. Willoughby
China
Manchuria
Willoughby
Lin Piao
Howard Handleman
Par Fastern
United Nations
MacArthur
Truman
America
North Korea
Toledo names Michael Disalle price stabilization director
Toledo Mayor Michael V. Disalle, newly named director of price stabilization, outlined preliminary control plans and said he would not commit before returning to Washington for confirmation by the Senate. He flew back to Toledo after a Washington trip.
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Acme
Washington, D. C
Truman
Michael V. Disalle
Toledo
Ohio
Mr. Disalle
White House
INS
Washington
Disalle
Senate
Deaths List of Local Residents
Death record for December 1 1950 notes the passings of Rev Thomas Lewis Patton 68 of Chapin Road R D 3 and Tony George 56 of 914 Maryland Avenue along with Matt Kutish 76 of 10712 East Reynolds Street Mrs Ralph S Cline 429 Hill Crest Avenue Clyde E Shepard 50 of 713 Allen Street and Derwood D Lesh 62 of 714 West Washington Street.
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Thomas Lewis Patton
Chapin Road
R. D
Tony George
Maryland Avenue
Matt Kutish
East Reynolds Street
Ralph S. Cline
Hillcrest Avenue
Clyde E. Shepard
Allen Street
Derwood D. Lesh
West Washington Street
Attlee to Meet Truman on Korea War and A Bomb Use
British Prime Minister Clement Attlee will meet President Truman in Washington to discuss halting Communists in Korea and the possible use of atomic bombs. The talks will cover UN direction and target planning, with Truman reserving final authority for any A bomb orders.
French Leaders Plan To Confer With Attlee
French Premier Rene Pleven and Foreign Minister Robert Schuman will visit London to meet Prime Minister Attlee. Attlee will depart for Washington to confer with President Truman on the Korean crisis and other world affairs in a wide review of issues.
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INS
British
Foreign Office
Rene Pleven
Robert Schuman
Attlee
Washington
Truman
Ode to snow crew and our snowy drive complaint
A speaker toasts the snow plowers for their hard work on streets and highways but questions why cleared driveways are piled with snow. He shovels until an opening is made, yet the scraper returns, piling seven feet high at his drive mouth on a 33 degree day.
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