Weather Plane Shot Down by Russians Alleges Navy Report
Navy reports a twin engined weather reconnaissance plane missing since November 3 with crew of 10, with signs it was shot down into the Sea of Japan by Soviet fighters. Moscow had protested a separate border incursion by an American plane near Vladivostok on November 7, while awards to Soviet fliers were publicly displayed. Authorities say the case mirrors a prior Baltic Sea incident and a full report from General Ridgway is forthcoming.
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Ends Trade Concessions To Red Group
President Truman ordered an end to tariff concessions for Soviet Russia and Communist Poland and banned imports of certain furs from Russia and Red China. The action, effective January 5, follows treaty provisions requiring advance notice and affects MFN trade terms with Russia and Poland, with Hungary concessions delayed to July 5.
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Manila mayor-elect criticizes U S Asia leadership and treaty stance
Manila's mayor-elect Arsenio Lacson told a San Francisco press conference the United States lacks foreign policy and leadership in Asia. He doubted the Japanese peace treaty ratification by the new Philippine Senate and urged a harsher stance on Japan. Lacson, on a study tour of Manila’s government, plans to pursue interims upon taking office. Members of Pentalpha Lodge and Bethel Daughters attend Sunday service at Boyds Presbyterian Church with a sermon by Rev. James P. Kerr and choir music.
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Spot Where Money Hidden For Weeks Found In Massachusetts
Boston report says FBI agents identified the stash of 1 250 000 dollars from the January 17 1950 Brink robbery. The cache was in a well furnished camp in the backwoods of Stoughton near the Canton line. Parts of the Ford truck tied to the getaway were found seven miles away at the Stoughton dump. The newspaper claimed the identities of several men who held the truck after the robbery.
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Winterizing Engines Tips From Extension Engineer
Farmers should winterize small engines on combines balers spray rigs garden tractors and lawn mowers. Drain and replace oil clean air filters use fresh oil check spark plug gaps add light oil to plug holes and drain fuel systems. County agents offer additional guidance and a December 6 regional meeting in Frederick MD will organize farm home advisory work.
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Ridgway Reports 8000 U.S. Soldiers Murdered by Communists
General Ridgway informed the United Nations that reports indicate up to July 20 about 400 atrocity cases with total allegations around 8000 murdered soldiers from Chinese and North Korean forces. Defense officials noted the material was compiled from varied sources and forms. The disclosure followed Dean Acheson's assembly remarks accusing Red China of barbarism and preceded allegations by Col. Hanley that 5500 U.S. and 296 Allied prisoners were executed.
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Civitan Club Meets, Hears Auto Race Notes at Key Hotel
The Frederick Civitan Club held a 6:30 p m meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with president David D Oland presiding. No movies were shown by Jesse C Shaver on Pike s Peak and Indianapolis auto races. Basil Lewis won the attendance prize. Westminster Civitan members attended. next meeting planned a Father and Son program. Alexandria cited as ancient world intellectual center at Nile mouth.
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Record High Living Cost Triggers Auto Wage Boost
Washington reports the cost of living index hits a new peak at 10.1 percent above pre Korean War levels under a new method. Oct 15 retail prices rise 6.7 percent from a year ago, while food costs drive the overall increase. General Motors and Ford announce wage raises for hourly workers, with 314,000 at one cent extra per hour starting Dec 1, and 88,000 salaried employees also affected.
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Come Fill The Cup at Tivoli Next Week Feature
At the Tivoli theater the week opens with Come Fill The Cup starring James Cagney Phyllis Thaxter Raymond Massey James Gleason and Gig Young for the first three days. The remainder of the week shows The Red Badge Of Courage with Audie Murphy and Bill Mauldin on Wednesday and Thursday Slaughter Trail with Brian Donlevy Gig Young Virginia Grey Andy Devine and Robert Hutton on Friday and Saturday. The article notes historical England invasions and mentions wage increases approved by the Wage Stabilization Board affecting hourly and salaried workers, with Ford expanding payroll and wage actions referenced.
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At The Opera House presents A Place In The Sun
The City Opera House runs the current main feature A Place In The Sun through Tuesday starring Montgomery Clift Elizabeth Taylor and Shelley Winters with remaining schedule to follow next week.
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Wednesday and Thursday Film Lineup and Preview
The schedule lists Kod to Bie and a featurette The Guest for Wednesday and Thursday. Friday and Saturday present Cross winds with John Payne Rhotdi Fleming and Forrest Tucker. The note remarks the atomic bomb as the cheapest destruction method devised.
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