Attlee Reports On Conference And Korea Policy
Prime Minister Clement Attlee told the House of Commons that UN forces will maintain themselves in Korea. He described talks with President Truman and Canadian leaders in Washington and Ottawa, outlining agreed courses for Korea and the Far East and affirming unity on the atomic issue. The report ends noting Australia’s Sydney Harbor Bridge as a national symbol.
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London
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
United Nations
Korea
Truman
Washington
Ottawa
King George
House
Attlee
Far East
Soldier Wilfred E. Devoy Wounded in Korea
Pfc Wilfred E Devoy of Enfield is listed as wounded in action in Korea. He is the son of Mrs Lucille K Devoy and serves with the army in the Hamilton county area.
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Pfc
Devoy
Enfield
Korea
Hamilton County
Wilfred E. Devoy
Lucille K. Devoy
Senate Votes Bid to Tito
The Senate approved a bill to provide up to 50 million dollars in food aid to Yugoslavia via the Economic Cooperation Administration with quarterly State Department reports and overall program supervision, as House action appeared likely.
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Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
House
Senate
Economic Cooperation Administration
F.C.A
Congress
State Department
British Flying Boats Aid in Korean War Operations
British flying boats have logged over 1,000 hours on patrol reconnaissance and communications in the Korean War. They helped U N naval forces blockade the coast locate minefields and rescue shipwreck survivors as No 88 squadron departs Iwakuni for Singapore. Squadron 205 has replaced it in Japan for anti-submarine and mine spotting patrols.
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Singapore
U.N
No. 88
Iwakuni
Japan
Hongkong
Indefinite Christmas Leave Depends on Local Command
A Tuesday poll shows Army commanders may grant leaves to personnel who can be spared. Training will pause only on Christmas and New Year’s days. Navy and other leaders may grant leaves per their dictates but not at the expense of operations. Air force and Marines follow similar policies.
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Navy
Air Force
Marines
Army
Santa Gets Parking Ticket in Louisville
Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus touring Louisville shut ins drew a pair of parking tickets. Police tagged their vehicle which displayed a two foot high sign announcing they were guests of county recreation.
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Santa
Louisville
Santa Claus
Mrs. Claus
Eddies Drift North Near Nova Scotia Beyond Gulf Stream
Swirls of water displaced by the Gulf Stream were located well northward near Nova Scotia. Oceanographers tracked eddies sweeping into cooler northern waters, signaling shifts in current patterns and potential impacts on marine conditions.
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Nova Scotia
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