Truman Outlines Policy for World Security
President Truman directs U S foreign and military policy focus on Western Europe as key to free world security. He affirms Korea will not trigger a general war with China and pledges stronger armament flow to NATO nations, continued UN force in Korea, accelerated mobilization, and atomic decision authority remain with the president.
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Western
Europe
Washington
Truman
Free World
Korea
U. S
White House
America
Germany
United States
China
Russia
United Nations
Deer and pheasant sightings amid heavy snowfall in McKean County
Clem Pallerino of Edgewood Avenue bagged a six point buck weighing 200 pounds Monday at 8 a.m. in virgin timber. Hunting party members included Paul Cubbal and August Pallerino from the city. A railroad worker observed fourteen pheasants roosting on a rail north of Grant Street during the snow week. City bus driver John Mariacher reported an antlerless deer nearly colliding with his bus on West Grant Street, with two deer seen on Erie tracks swimming to Grant Street. Relief agencies report ongoing aid from the recent emergency in New Castle and Lawrence County.
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Clem Pallerino
Edgewood Avenue
Virgin Timbers
McKean County
Paul Cubbal
Vito
August Pallerino
Pennsylvania
Grant Street
John Mariacher
West Grant Street
Holton Street
West Washington Street
New Castle
Lawrence County
Daily Weather Report Forecast and Statistics
Mostly cloudy and cold with high 32 to 36 today. Snow likely tonight and tomorrow then colder with northwest winds. Cold wave tomorrow night. United States 24 hour period ending 9 am today shows max 42 min 30 with no precipitation. River stage 15.5 feet. Year ago max 41 min 28 precip 0.1 inches.
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Tomorow
United States
President Warns U S Youth Must Prepare for Military Service
President Truman warned that the Chinese invasion of Korea risks a third world war and urged American youth to prepare for military service to defend the United States. He spoke at a White House conference on children and youth in Washington, noting the grave risk posed by Chinese Communist leaders.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
United States
White House
National Guard
Jet Planes Toll Over Chinese Reds Near Pyongyang
United Nations forces report Fifth Air Forces F-80s inflicted heavy casualties on Chinese troops attempting to ford the Taedong River near Pyongyang. Pilots say the river crossing toll ran into the thousands with more enemy units driven from the area as UN and Eighth Army units advance.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
INS
Fifth Air Forces
Taedong
Pyongyang
Jesse Greene
Gainesville Fla
Green
Raymond Waski
Las Vegas
Nev
United Nations
China cuts highway and eyes sea evac for 10th Corps
Chinese forces may have reached the Hungnam Wonsan coast highway amid a sea blockade threat. The 27,000 ton aircraft carrier Princeton joins two U S carriers off Korea as the 10th Corps marines and other units face possible evacuation by sea and air.
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Washington
INS
Korea
Hungnam
Wonsan
Navy
Princeton
U. S
10Th Corps
Chosin Reservoir
U. S. 8Th Army
Pyongyang
Hungnam-Wonsan
Brother To Succeed Lancaster Mayor Called To Service
Howard C. Bare will be sworn in as Lancaster mayor to succeed his recalled brother Kendig. The 39 year old attorney, ex technician sergeant, held office until a November 1951 special election. Bare is a former German prisoner of war after the Battle of the Bulge.
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Lancaster
INS
Howard C. Bare
Kendig
Bare
President And Attlee Aboard Truman's Yacht
President Truman and British Prime Minister Attlee meet aboard the Williams burg to discuss the serious international situation and unite the free world against Red aggression. They held their first talks Monday afternoon in frank discussion of the Communist threat and world war risk.
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Washington
Truman
Attlee
Williamsburg
Mr. Truman
Storms Plague Eastern Pennsylvania Amid Flood Threat
Eastern Pennsylvania faced howling winds heavy rain and sleet with Philadelphia hit by 45 mph gusts and damaged lines. Schuylkill River communities faced rising waters cresting near 15.5 feet while western areas saw flood threat ease as temperatures dropped turning rain to snow.
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International News Service
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
Reading
Taft says Truman not consulting Republicans on peace plan
Senator Taft chairing the Senate Republican Policy Committee said the president should relay Attlee's peace proposal to the American people after the conference. He asserted the GOP has not been consulted at all in this crisis and urged more information on Far Eastern and European policies.
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Washington
INS
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Attlee
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Republican Party
Six Highways Closed In Pa By Weather
Six stretches of Pennsylvania highways were closed today due to snow and high water. Routes affected include Route 19 from Sheakleysville to Route 322 and Cambridge Springs to Route 610 in Crawford County, Route 6 from Union City to Route 19, Route 11 to the Sunbury toll bridge, and Route 99 from Cambridge Springs to Edinboro in Erie and Crawford Counties.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Crawford County
Sheakleysville
Cambridge Springs
Erie County
Union City
Lowville
Erie
Crawford Counties
Cambridge Spring
Edinboro
Northumberland
Sunury
Push Plan For Extension Of Rent Control
The House Banking Committee approved 17 to 3 a bill to extend federal rent control to March 31, 1951. Congress sought a two month extension for President Truman to sign by week’s end. Maybank aimed for a Wednesday or Thursday Senate vote on a companion measure while Disalle appointment hearings proceeded.
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Washington
INS
House Banking Committee
Congress
Truman
Spence
House
Senate
Maybank
S. C
Shenango River Reaches High Stage Briefly
The Shenango River rose to fifteen and a half feet this morning, nearing flood level but expected to recede. Low areas above the city were under water and water entered pits and the Water Works area, with the river bank flooded at multiple points.
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Shenango
Ruling Is Due On Placing Chinese Issue Before U N
The United Nations Assembly Steering Committee will rule today on a six power request to place the Chinese Communist intervention issue before the 60 power body. The United States Britain France Cuba Ecuador and Norway seek to add the matter to the agenda and Russia is expected to object. The six sponsors plan a memorandum stressing urgency before the 2 30 p m meeting.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations Assembly
United States
Britain
France
Cuba
Ecuador
Norway
Russia
Korean Crisis Discussed In Senate Secret Session
Republican leaders met in a secret session to review options for Korea. Sen. Wherry reported on meetings with Truman aides while Sen. Taft presided over the policy committee. The trio of Taft Millikin and Wherry questioned if a firm policy would emerge.
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Korea
Washington
INS
Senate
Sen
Wherry
Neb
Truman
Taft
GOP
Sen. Millikin
Cole
Senate Republicans
Flood Stage On Ohio River Threatens Early Winter Crest
Ohio river valley residents face an early winter flood as warm rain melts snows. The Ohio River is above flood stages with seven feet over at East Liverpool and crest forecasts around 56 to 57 feet in Cincinnati by Saturday. Portsmouth Ironton rely on new flood walls while Red Cross chapters mobilize for evacuations and shelters.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River Valley
Ohio
Red Cross
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Marietta
East Liverpool
Portsmouth
Ironton
Colder Weather Approaches Western Pennsylvania
A weather notice warns of a cold wave striking the district tonight and tomorrow with near zero temperatures. Northwestern winds will bring a lift of chill as clouds keep temperatures in the 32 to 36 degree range and a chance of snow remains tonight and tomorrow.
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International News Service
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Identity Of Slain Woman Being Sought
New York police launched a wide hunt for a killer who placed a nude dismembered woman’s body in two Long Island Railroad lockers in Brooklyn. Investigators sought the victim, about 40, tall and slim, as autopsy continued to determine cause of death, with sanitation workers aiding searches for clues including clothing and missing teeth and hands.
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New York
INS
Brooklyn
Long Island
Kings County Hospital
M. Edward Marten
Queens
Department of Sanitation
New Castle School Board Re Elects Officers At Organization Meeting
Dr Wilbur E Flannery was re elected president and Dr W Fulton Jackson re elected vice president at the New Castle school board organization meeting Monday night. S Garvin Ligo was re elected superintendent of buildings grounds and equipment. Board Secretary John B Bechtel read the call and Dr Jackson was named chairman. Bids for fire escape improvements at West Side Pollock Garfield and Croton were opened with only Andrew Pfahles submitting a bid. The matter was referred to the building and grounds committee. Superintendent Burton noted an upcoming make up day may be required due to a recent snowstorm.
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Wilbur E. Flannery
New Castle
W. Fulton Jackson
S. Garvin Ligo
John B. Bechtel
Dr. Jackson
Flannery
West Side
Pollock
Garfield
Croton
Andrew Pfahles
Frank L. Burton
Second Day of Woman's Trial In Chambersburg
Helen Larue Knable of Chambersburg, on trial for voluntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Herbert Lemin of Cleversburg. Witnesses testified she argued with Lemin, whom she says was the father of her unborn child. After the August 31 shooting she drove him to a Chambersburg hospital where he died eight days later.
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Carlisle
INS
Helen Larue Knable
Chambersburg
Herbert Lemin
Cleversburg
Cumberland County
Lemin
Miss Knable
Chinese Force Presses South Toward 38th Parallel
As American strafing destroys thousands, Chinese Red forces advance from Pyongyang toward Seoul and north of the parallel. UN defenses tighten along an undisclosed line while Collins and Walker inspect improved positions. Marines and army units battle encirclement near Changjin as Red columns push toward eastern and western Korea.
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Pyongyang
United Nations
North Korea
China
38Th Parallel
South Korea
Sibyon
J. Lawton Collins
U. S. Army
Korea
Manda
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Walton H. Walker
Eighth Army
Collins
Walker
Frank Milburn
Changjin Reservoir
Tenth Corps
U.S
Sinjong
Hamhung
Hamhung-Kotori
Ambyon
Wonsan
Manchuria
Red China
Arthur Mometer Quits Field for Basketball Comeback
The football star exits the gridiron as cleats and pads are put away. The end of the season fades the glory while basketball rises again, with the referee signaling play on a 42 today.
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