U.N Balks At Condemnation Of Red China In Korea
U N delegates clash over condemning Red China as aggressor in Korea. American envoy Warren Austin urges unity against aggression while Britain Commonwealth nations resist a formal U N condemnation citing possible enforcement actions and fear of war. The U N cease fire committee contemplates further talks amid pressure for a workable settlement.
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U. S
U. N
Red China
U.N
Austin
Pubtiex
U.N. Assembly
Korea
United Nations
Free World
League of Nations
United States
Rust
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Tortinn
Use Old Pennies To Save Copper Bank Head Sues
A bank head sues over using old pennies to salvage copper amid a shortage. Grimm notes Uncle Sam limits noncritical copper use and recounts a customer converting 14 900 pennies into 360 pounds of copper at the bank. The piece reflects efforts to recycle coinage and ease copper scarcity.
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Grimm
Tass Accuses U. S. of 500000 Deaths
A Tass dispatch from Pyongyang accuses the United States and South Korea of killing at least 500000 Korean civilians and forcing mass marches south in freezing weather. Pravda cites reports of tens of thousands dying, mainly women and children, as Americans push civilians from their homes. It also proclaims the day of total defeat for American forces and notes Chinese and Korean solidarity as key to victory.
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Korea
Seow
Korean People's Army
New Post For O Donnell Named For O D O N N E L L
Baltimore Jan Louis J O Donnell assistant to the governor was selected for a new post as administrator of the State s toll bridges today after a tight party line vote of the State Roads Commission. Codd scored 89 and O Donnell 84 2 with the commission basing its choice on the oral tests and grades. Dobson etc.
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Louis J. O Donnell
Soth
State Roads Commission
Shase O'Donnell
William A Codd
John
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Codd
O'Donnell
Roads Commission
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Joseph M. George
Leonard K. Kolmer
Russell H. McCain
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Railroad unions balk at three year peace pact plan
American railroad engineers conductors and firemen reject a White House backed three year peace plan as talks move to Washington. Leaders demand a 40 hour week a higher wage raise and cost of living adjustments while opposing a final arbiter and a moratorium on new demands. Government controls remain in effect after a threatened strike and looming wage talks.
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Highway tolls and mail route allowances discussed
A report notes that allowances could be subject to future negotiation if policy changes allow them. It cites rural mail routes comprising forty five percent of total highway trobate in the United States, about 1,960,000 miles.
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Seven Fined In Numbers Case
Four men and three women arrested near Laurel race track on numbers charges pleaded guilty in Anne Arundel county circuit court. They received fines up to 3000 dollars and suspended prison terms. State Police produced 28 exhibits including monies and devices used to amplify phone conversations. Judge Benjamin Michaelson remarked gambling crimes reflect a social issue and warned against harsh penalties. Patrick J. Clark, owner of Rooway Towers near Laurel, received a one year term. others sought leniency.
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Laurel Race Track
Anne Arundel County
Benjamin Michaelson
Maryland
Patrick J. Clark
Rooway Towers
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Clark
Former taxi driver details raid and gambling bust in Maryland
Captain George E. Davidson of the Maryland State Police testified that a raid on the 21st uncovered three of five adding machines in operation, thousands in cash and checks, and over 189000 bets. Several defendants faced fines of 1000 and one year suspended sentences on multiple charges while others had charges dropped.
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Washington
Clark
George E. Davidson
Maryland
Anne Arundel County
Elsie L. Voltz
Howard E. Ortel
Gladys E. Colic
Marvin Heyman
Victoria V Morgan
Davidson
Entering Gambling Establishment Post Raid Not Conviction Proof
A court found that simply entering a gambling establishment after a raid did not provide sufficient evidence to convict. The ruling emphasizes that presence at the scene alone fails to establish illegal participation or intent beyond reasonable doubt.
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