Rhee Seeks Faster End to Korean War With U N Troop Shift
Seoul report says President Syngman Rhee urged Dwight D. Eisenhower to replace frontline Allied troops with better equipped and trained Korean forces. Rhee cited 12 ROK divisions and pressed for end to stalemate with an all out drive toward the Manchurian border. Eisenhower promised careful study and consideration of Rhee's plan.
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Seoul
United Nations
Syngman Rhee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen
Eisenhower
Rhee
U.S
ROK
Republic of South Korea
Europe
Republic of Korea
Korea
Spur Line To A Plant Sets New Engineering Pace
Norfolk and Western Railway completed a 14 138 foot spur into Ports mouth Area A plant in under five months. The $900000 project with N W share about $600000 cut two to three years from normal time and allowed freight trains to use the line starting Nov 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Burns
Norfolk & Western Railway
Portsmouth
N&w
N&w, Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Peter Kiewit Sons’ Co
Teays
Carl Mills
Roanoke
F. E. Taylor
Scioto
William I. King
ABC
Pike County
Times
AEC
Piketon
Industry Panel May Resign Wage Board
Washington reports say seven industry members of the Wage Stabilization Board may resign in response to President Truman s coal wage decision. The Chicago regional board resigned yesterday over the same policy. Archibald Cox quit as WSB chairman in protest, and Meyer S Ryder of Detroit was named to replace him.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Chicago
WSB
Truman
John L. Lewis
Eisenhower
National Board
James Delmar
Houston
Archibald Cox
Charles C. Killingsworth
Cox
Meyer S. Ryder
Detroit
Plane crashes off Bermuda with 42 aboard
The Cuban airliner Star of the East with 42 people aboard crashed into the sea about three miles off Bermuda shortly after takeoff from Kindley Field near St George's. Havana reports said an onboard explosion occurred before the crash. The Madrid Bermuda flight carried 34 passengers, including a baby, and eight crew. A U S Coast Guard vessel reported four survivors rescued in rough seas northeast of Kindley Field.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Star of the East
U.S. Air Force Base
Kindley Field
St. George's
Cubana Line
Havana
Madrid
U.S. Coast Guard
Inside The Times: Church Announcements and Editorial Roundup
A compact page note outlines church announcements, editorial briefs, and a round up of radio and television items. It also mentions a Santa story and social affairs highlights along with sports coverage from Portsmouth.
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Church Announcements Comics Death Notices
Round About
Portsmouth
Santa Story Social Affairs
Operators Prepare 15th Yale Party at Hillcrest
Operators of the Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co plan their 15th annual Christmas party at Hillcrest on Dec 18. Mrs Peggy Campbell chairs the Santa visit for 106 children at the home of Mrs Florence Dawson. They will gift tables and chairs to modernize the dining room, spending about 2275 dollars in three years, plus house slippers and treat boxes for each child.
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Taylor
King
Roanoke
Home Office
Portsmouth
Scioto
Engi
Ohio Consolidated Telphone Co
Hillcrest
Peggy Campbell
Florence Dawson
Delayed Blast Wipes Out Six Children in Pittsburgh
A delayed action natural gas explosion in Pittsburgh's North Side destroyed a three story frame home. Six children of Mr and Mrs Robert Moulis died in their sleep as crews recovered the bodies hours later. The parents escaped with severe shock.
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Pittsburgh
Stephen Adley
Robert Moulis
Moulis
Rose
Montls
Rites For President's Mother In Law
Mrs. Wallace mother in law of President Truman will be buried in Independence Missouri. The funeral is a quiet private ceremony with only the President and Mrs. Truman attending. The White House announced their departure by train for Independence with presidential engagements canceled for several days.
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Washington
David Wwo
Jock Wallace
President Truman
Independence
Truman
Wallace
White House
U N Debates Tunisia Case Amid Hached Slaying Tension
The United Nations resumes a heated session on Tunisia with France boycotting the Arab Asian bloc resolution. The murder of Tunisian union leader Farhat Hached prompts Tunisian nationalist Salah Ben Youssef to accuse French backed groups and police, while a French spokesman rejects links to authorities and vows justice.
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United Nations
N. Y
The
U. N
Tunisia
Farhat
France
U.N
Egypt
Indonesia
Cuba
Hached
Tunis
Salah Ben Youssef
Red Hand Society
Red Hand Movement
Langer Backs Continued U.N. Security Quiz
Senator Langer said he supports continuing the internal security subcommittee's probe of United Nations employees. The panel, funded to 443 800, faces expiration on December 31 with plans to restore it after January 3. The New York grand jury found disloyalty cases among U N staff and Lie dismissed nine U S employees for not answering subversion questions.
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United Nations
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
U. N
Langer
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Internal Security Unit
Truman
Chamber
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
New York
Trygve Lie
U. S
Staker Expected to Accept Police Court Post amid Power Shifts
Atty John Alden Staker is poised to accept the Municipal Court judgeship appointment, with Gov Lausche inquiring about his acceptance. The term runs until the 1953 election to fill the unexpired Cranston seat, after which a successor is elected to complete the term.
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John Alden Staker
Staker
Gladys Davis
New Boston
Portsmouth
Atty
Lausche
Kenneth Cranston
Cranston
Joseph L. Kouitz
Cranton
Judge Cranston
Ralph A. Stevens
Stevens
Lowell C. Thompson
Thompson
Miss Davis
Boston
Ironton
Striking Eastern flight engineers end Miami walkout
Striking flight engineers returned to work at Eastern Airlines and mediation was agreed to for a wage dispute. Normal service resumed immediately with the fleet, including the grounded Constellations, and the first poststrike flight departed from Miami at midnight.
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Miami
Fila
Eastern Airlines
EAL
Guard to Set Up Ack Ack Units Across Ohio
The Ohio National Guard will establish anti aircraft batteries to defend five key industrial areas Youngstown Warren Dayton Canton and Akron Enlistments open to men over 35 and to those 17 35 Eligible Ohio 371st Anti Aircraft Artillery group with HQ in Canton conducts the air defense mission commanded by Col Wilbur Fricke
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Ohio
Youngstown
Warren
Dayton
Canton
Akron
Adj
Albert E. Henderson
Lton
Wilbur Fricke
No Panaceas No Tricks Ike Studies Korea Aboard Helena
President elect Dwight Eisenhower on the heavy cruiser Helena heads toward Wake Island after a three day Korean war tour. He plans six days at sea to study the Far Eastern problem and seek a path to peace without gimmicks. John Foster Dulles expected aboard at Wake Island for ongoing talks. The ship battles a tropical storm as it steams at 32 mph toward Hawaii.
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Eisenhower
Korea
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Seoul
Adm
Robert Briscoe
Far East
O. P. Wey
Dwight Eisenhower
Helena
North Korea
China
Soviet Russia
Hawaii
Wake Island
John Foster Dulles
MacArthur says clear Korea solution possible with Eisenhower
Gen Douglas MacArthur told the National Association of Manufacturers that a clear and definite solution to Korea exists and can be executed without heavy friendly casualties or risking universal conflict. He praised President-elect Eisenhower’s visit to the front and urged support for the new administration.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Eisenhower
MacArthur
National Association of Manufacturers
Far East
United States
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