Threat Of Red Sabotage Chapter 4 Taught In Reds Drive Against U S
Article discusses a Communist manual for membership instruction titled Under Arrest. It claims the text teaches noncooperation with law enforcement, denounces police as enemies, and urges using courts as forums to undermine the justice system. It links McCarran Act and FBI vilification to these tactics.
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U.S
Fendall Yerxa
Ogden R. Reid
United States
Republic
Communist Party
America
New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
DiSalle Confirmed as Price Stabilization Director
The Senate unanimously confirmed Michael V. DiSalle, mayor of Toledo Ohio, to be director of price stabilization in Washington. The confirmation was reported from Washington on December 7 by United Press.
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Disalle
Washington
Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Homes Without Gas Hit By Major Break In Kansas City
A 10 inch gas main broke, cutting heat and cooking facilities for more than 4 500 homes in Kansas City as frigid weather swept the area. Fire crews worked to shut valves and restore service amid freezing temperatures and widespread outages. Local officials urged residents to conserve fuel and stay indoors as repairs continued through the night.
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Kansas City
Ohio River
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Ohio
Huntington
Greenup
Rent Controls Extension Race On In Congress
Congress races to pass an emergency rent controls extension. The Senate plans votes at 2 p.m. on a two month extension past December 31, 1950, while the House prioritizes a three month extension at noon. The President urges a three month extension and a quick conference may produce a compromise. Opponents expect to block longer terms and push for a 60 day limit if possible.
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Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Senate House
Speedup Pace Presses Excess Profits Tax Move
The Senate finance committee led by Chairman George of Georgia moved quickly to pass a multi billion dollar excess profits tax before year end. He aims to have a revised House approved draft ready for Senate action by next week after hearing 22 witnesses today, including AFL leaders, with day two noting 20 critics.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
George
Georgia
Senate
American Federation of Labor
City to decide on rents December 20 vote looming
Portsmouth City Council gave first reading to an emergency rent control ordinance as a city survey nears completion. The council plans a Dec. 20 vote on extending rent control after City Manager Edward Beall reports survey results and reports on a gambling ordinance change requested by Municipal Judge Kenneth Cranston.
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Portsmouth
Edward T. Beall
Beall
Kenneth Cranston
Glen G. Kizer
Council
16 Cent Pay Raise Agreed On At Detroit Steel
Detroit Steel Corp Portsmouth Division production employees receive an average 16 cent hourly increase to Dec 1 with clerical and plant protection raises retroactive. The wage pattern matches industry standards and raises range by job class from 1 to 30. Local 2116 CIO United Steel Workers will meet to review the agreement amid a 4,000-employee impact and a 1951 contract expiry.
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Detroit Steel Corp
Portsmouth
U.S. Steeling
United Steelworkers of America
Steelworkers Hall
New Boston
John Payton
Detroit Steel
E. A. Bynon
President Payton
Mr. Payton
J. Charles Carroll
Stephen Dixon
George Barker
Herbert Sutton
James H. Warner
Duncan Baxter
Detroit
Frank H. Rowe
Reuther Blasts U S Bungling on Defense Shift and Inflation
Labor leader Walter Reuther accuses the U S government of bungling defense conversion and of trying to curb runaway inflation with a meat axe approach. He calls for full home-front mobilization and genuine price controls.
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Washington
Walter Reuther
Reuther
C.i.c.united Automobile Workers
U.S. Experts Discuss Tougher Far East Line
Diplomatic informants report President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee weighing a blockade of the Red China coast if UN troops are long beleaguered or driven from Korea as one option among several to handle the Korea crisis.
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Attlee
John M. Hightower
Washington
Truman
Red China
United Nations
Korea
Deputies Agree on German Troops in Western Europe Plan
London reports the 12 Atlantic Pact deputies reached a plan to include German troops in Western European defense forces. They asked the NATO military committee for a joint review of political and military aspects and expect a near-future meeting to discuss the contribution.
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London
Europe
Republicans Move To Press Acheson Dismissal
Senate GOP leaders agreed to let all Republican senators vote on a formal demand for Secretary of State Acheson to resign or be replaced. Senator Taft said a conference of 43 Republicans will discuss the move and foreign policy. President Truman opposes removal, while Ives shifts to press party action.
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Washington
Senate
G.O.P
State Acheson
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Russia
United Nations
Korea
Ives
New York
Mr. Acheson
Senate Republicans
Taylor Knittel Fined 833 On Slots Charges
Robert Taylor and Harold Knittel of KT Enterprises paid 833.60 in common pleas court after pleading guilty to 16 indictments charging slot machine operations. Judge Vernon Smith imposed 200 and 100 dollar counts with 50 dollar fines on the remaining 13 counts suspended for a year of good behavior.
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Harold Knittel
KT Enterprises
Common Pleas Court
Vernon Smith
Taylor
Knittel
Homer Micklethwaite
W. W. Weidner
17Th St
Scioto County
Micklethwaite
Vishinsky Blames U S for Korea War At UN Session
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky told the United Nations the American intervention in Korea is the crux of the third world war and must be halted to avert it. He opposed rushing the six power plan for withdrawal of Chinese Communist troops, while rival delegates pressed for priority in debate.
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Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
Korea
General Assembly
Vavro Hajdu
Czechoslovakia
U.N
Vishinsky
Faris el Khoury
Syria
el Khoury
Jean Chauvel
Universities Advocate Adoption of UMIT Plan
The Association of American Universities unanimously adopted a resolution calling universal military training and service for all 18-year-olds. The study notes rising global tension and says U.S. military strength may prevent war, announced by Dr. Frederick A. Middleton MU president.
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Columbia
Association of American Universities
United States
Frederick A. Middlebush
University of Missouri
Association
Reds Boast Heavy Edge In Numbers
Allied troops brace on a new hill line 25 miles south of Pyongyang as a million man Chinese Red expeditionary force advances. The 8th Army holds a defensible position inland spanning 70 miles with outnumbered units and heavy pressure from Chinese forces estimated at 100000 with up to 80000 reserves.
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8Th
Walton H. Walker
U.S
Wonsan
Changjin
Hamhung
Hungnam
10Th Corps
Seoul
Korean Republic
MacArthur
Chinampo
Koksan
Pyongyang
Tokyo
Korea
Yellow Sea
American Korea Casualties Rise to 32442
Washington reports American deaths and missing in Korea totaled 32,442, up 1,414 in the week ending today. The update reflects ongoing combat losses and recruitment of replacements as the war continues.
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Washington
Korea
Gold Secrecy Betrayal Trial Near Ninth Pearl Harbor Anniversary
Philadelphia awaits Harry Gold the chemist as a judge prepares to set sentencing on the ninth anniversary of Pearl Harbor. The case hinges on his role in passing atomic secrets to Soviet Russia.
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Philadelphia
Harry Gold
Pearl Harbor
Russia
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