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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1950

Page

1

Chinese Reds Drive Toward Pyongyang Across Korea Crisis

Chinese Reds press toward Pyongyang as U N forces brace for a larger onslaught. Chen Chiao meets Trygve Lie in New York while U S and allied diplomats seek a UN backed Korea settlement.

New York Chen Chiao United Nations Trygve Lie Lie U. S.S Warren R. Austin Washington Dean Acheson Austin Ernest A. Gross Chongchon River Sunchon Pyongyang 187Th Airborne North East Front

Admitted Killer Of Couple Held At Centralia

Millard Blair of Mattoon is held in Centralia awaiting Michigan officers to interview him about a self admitted murder of a couple last October. Blair said he killed a man known as Ben and a woman named Babe after meeting them in Grand Rapids and abducting them in his car. He described burying the bodies in a ravine near a lake north of St Ignace. Michigan police doubt the confession and consider further inquiry.

Centralia Millard Blair Mattoon Michigan Orville Bounds Blair Ben Babe Grand Rapids Mich Detroit St. Ignance Edgewood Ill Flora Sault Ste. Marie J. Willard Welsh Welsh Francis Sevan Sault Jena Bood Sagen St. Ignace Lena Bood

Cold Weekend Forecast Hits Midwest With Snow

A cold air mass from northwest Canada pushed into Montana and the Dakotas, producing subzero temperatures including -15 at Cut Bank and -4 at Minot. The chill spread south and east though no heavy snowfall was predicted for the north central region, with near normal conditions elsewhere.

Canada Montana Dakotas Cutbank Mont Minot N.D North Dakota North Central Region

Weather Notes Show Cooler Weekend Ahead

Cloudy skies continue with colder temperatures tonight and Sunday. Low tonight 30 to 35, high Sunday around 40s. Friday temperatures in the 20s to 50s range with 65 at 8 a.m. today and 52 at noon. Sun rose 7 05 a.m., set 4 43 p.m., humidity 71 percent at 8 a.m., no precipitation since yesterday 7 a.m. Wind recorded 122 miles between 7 a.m. yesterday and 7 a.m. today. Crab Orchard Lake 10 inches below spillway yesterday Little Grassy Lake 13 feet below spillway yesterday.

Crab Orchard Lake

Index Area and Page Layout Overview

The newspaper summarizes its board sections and page design for today. Mentions National, Local News, Editorials, Women’s News, Sports, Comics, Classifieds and Pictures pages across pages 1 to 12.

Congress Ready to O.K. 17 Billion for Defense

Congress moved toward approving an extra 17.85 billion dollars for defense to counter Soviet aims. The House hearings began led by Rep. Mahon with Defense Secretary Marshall and Gen. Bradley present. The plan allocates 1.05 billion to the Atomic Energy Commission and funds for the army navy air force and Marine corps to expand and equip military forces.

J. Lawton Collins Army George Marshall Defense Omar Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff Capitol House Truman Congress Korea Washington Soviet Union Moore Navy Air Force Marine Corps Atomic Energy Commission Senate Appropriations House Committee George C. Marshall Gen Omar N. Bradley Mahon

Weirton Gives Biggest Hike in Steel Wages

Weirton Steel Co. and the Independent Steel Workers union set the industry high with a 15 cent hourly raise plus a half cent differential by job class. Weirton starts at $1.41 1/2 per hour, compared with $1.31 industry rate, with increases from 15 to 30 cents.

Pittsburgh Weirton Steel Co C LO United Steelworkers United States Steel Corp Weirton Independent Steelworkers

Saucers sighted over Ellenton near H bomb site

Four witnesses in Ellenton South Carolina report a brilliantly lit flying object seen at 10 45 p m moving up and down and flashing before vanishing. The sighting occurred as the area was being prepared for the Atomic Energy Commission project with construction planned by 1951.

S. C Ellenton Atomic Energy Commission R. D. Parkinson Golphin Dunbar

Civil Patrol to Seek Snow Vanished Coed

Authorities accepted the Civil Air Patrol offer to send planes in search for missing Western Michigan college coed Carolyn Drown. The 18 year old freshman disappeared in a snowstorm from the campus five days ago and police have found no satisfactory clue.

Civil Air Patrol Carolyn Western Michigan College

University of Pennsylvania President invited to Formosa

Chinese alumni in Taipei wire an invitation to Harold E. Stassen to visit Formosa during his Orient tour.

Taipei Formosa University of Pennsylvania Harold E. Stassen

Caldwell Is Named Civil Defense Head

President Truman acted to establish the Federal Civil Defense Administration and named Millard F. Caldwell Jr. as its administrator at $17,500 a year. The move came as Congress debated a broader civil defense bill, signaling an independent agency to run in an emergency.

Washington Congress Truman United States Federal Civil Defense Administration F.C.D.A Florida Millard F. Caldwell, Jr

Pleven Attlee Confer Today Over World Problems

Paris reports French Premier Pleven with strong parliamentary backing to confer with Prime Minister Attlee in London. Pleven's cabinet won 347 to 184 in a wide margin, with only Communists and Gaullist followers opposing. Auriol refused resignations, urging a confidence vote instead.

Paris Rene Pleven Attlee Truman Robert Schuman Pleven London National Assembly Charles de Gaulle Defense Jules Moch Moch Indochina Modi Vincent Auriol Auriol

Nationalist Guerrillas Capture Six Towns in South China

The China Union Press reported that Nationalist guerrillas seized six towns in South China along the Canton-Hankow and Hunan-Kwangsi railroads.

Taipei Formosa China Union China

Nine Clerics Sentenced in Prague Vatican Espionage Case

Nine Roman Catholic clergy including a bishop and abbot were convicted in Prague of espionage and high treason in a Vatican plot alleged to topple Czechoslovakia’s Communist government. Sentences ranged from 10 years to life. Jan Opasek received life plus a fine. The nine cooperated with prosecutors and indicated plans to appeal.

Prague Czechoslovakia Vatican The Pankrac Jan Opasek Brevnov Stanislav Zela Olomouc

Reservists Ordered Overseas Duty Receive No Holiday Furloughs

The army announced that Christmas furloughs apply to reservists reporting for extended active duty at U S stations, but those ordered to embarkation ports for overseas duty receive no holiday break. The holiday period runs from December 16 through January 1.

Washington United States Army

Lost Lancaster pay envelope repaid after 36 years with interest

Walter S Leinaweaver of Lancaster recalls losing an $18 pay envelope at a box factory 36 years ago. Yesterday a letter arrived with $20 and an apology for the loss, noting forgiveness and goodwill toward the finder.

Lancaster Walter S. Leinaweaver Leinaweaver Levia Weaver

Induction Call Totals for Illinois Men in December

State selective service announced 2 285 Illinois men to be called for induction between December 4 and 15. Northern boards supply 2 032 to Chicago induction center and Southern boards 253 to St Louis center. North and South will pause December 15 for holidays and resume January 3.

Chicago Illinois Northern Illinois Boards Southern Ilnois St. Louis Southern Illinois Douglas Montgomery Williamson

Russians Could Push to Rhine from Eastern Germany Says McCloy

United Press reports Bonn official John J. McCloy says Russia maintains 25 plus combat ready divisions in the Eastern zone able to reach the Rhine quickly. He notes weaker official counts but confirms long standing Soviet strength and potential for rapid westward action with 280,000 to 320,000 troops 1,500 aircraft and 200 tanks in place.

Roger Haeger United Press Bonn Germany U. S John J. McCloy Rhine McCoy McCloy Poland Russia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lill Allie Ee Red Chinese Stanley Johnson Associated Press LSE Andrew Cordier Chen S .7 Ob A. Malik Cherdier U.S Security Council Wu Hsiu-chuan U.N India Sir Benegal N. Rau Peiping Soviet Bloc Assembly U. N Tokyo Eighth Army Songchon Centralorea U. S. X Corps Seventh Division Changjin Reservoir Hagaru Hakalwoo Red Manchurian Douglas MacArthur MacArthur Midwest Little Grassy Lake O.K House Appropriations Committee Mittee George H. Mahon D-Tex Irabell McCarthy Ridery S. C Evelyn Dunbar Parkinson Georgia Civil Patrol Kalamazoo, Mich North Korea Sachang Hamhung Hegaru Hambhung Stassen Invited Caldwell Civil Defense Sangamon Marion Macon Christian Shelby Jasper
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