India Pushes Buffer Zone Plan At United Nations
India seeks a ceasefire and a demilitarised buffer zone in Korea via a UN amendment to the six power resolution. The move, discussed with other diplomats, aims to impose a safe area between Allied and Communist forces toward the 38th Parallel, as India presses Washington and London for support amid stalled core negotiations.
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Washington
Bigamist Says Reno Weddings Last Only 90 Days
Dov Rand reports Ralph Davin a California man who believed Reno marriages last 90 days was arraigned for bigamy. Davin, already married with two children, claimed his sincerity impressed the district attorney. Justice of the Peace Laydain postponed the preliminary hearing indefinitely.
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Opening of New Radio Station Delayed Pending Approval
Vun's new radio station KY MA will not start broadcasting by Monday as planned pending Washington approval. Station manager William Thnilsey announced. FCC approval expected next week, with the launch likely around the middle of the week.
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British Prime Minister Clermont heads to Canada for talks
Bulletin from New York reports British Prime Minister Clermont left for Canada at 1034 EST after a five day stay in the United States for conferences with President Truman.
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Trutan
Chinese Soldier Appearance and Training in Korea War
American intelligence describes Chinese soldiers in Korea as well trained and adaptable, often disguising as North Koreans with varied uniforms. Most belong to Lin Piao’s forces. divisions include the 4th Army and other North China units now in Korea or en route. Chinese troops are praised for camouflage, rapid tactics, and disciplined assaults, though evidence of Russian advisers remains unclear.
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MacArthur
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Wrongly Addressed Mail Will Not Be Delivered This Year
Postal officials warn that misaddressed Christmas mail will not be delivered under new compartment rules. Directory service is discontinued for ordinary mail, urging greetings with a return address and a three cent stamp. Mailing corrections require a minimum 25 cent fee to ensure proper delivery.
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Three Yuaians Injured in Downtown Crash
Three Yuaians, Rafael Valencia 41 Jose Maria Matua 38 and Mariana Montoya 43 all employed by the Southern Land Railroad sustained leg fractures after a late model sedan driven by Richard Handgock 23 of Purnia struck them near Ist street and Madison avenue. Police reported the victims were dragged distances of 220 97 and 6 feet respectively. They were treated at Yuma General Hospital and Handgock’s case was continued to Monday. Ralph Brandt.
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Jose Maria” Matua
Mariana Montoya
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Madison Avenue
Yuma General Hospital
Linwood Parking
Lils Morsing
Handcock
Ralph Brandt
House Committee Delays Arizona Project Hearing
Washington dispatch reports the House Public Lands Committee postponed a Central Valley Project hearing due to a quorum shortage. Chairman J Harlin Peterson set a new meeting for Tuesday as a telegram from Joseph Pomeray urges swift committee approval before session end. Pomeray, Northern California Association of Committees for the Central Arizona Project, claims 25 000 supporters in days.
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Northern
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Abe Grojeul
Chemist Gets 30 Years For Espionage
Spy Harry Gold received a 30 year sentence for supplying American atomic secrets to Russia. Judge McGranery called it a deterrent punishment and noted the maximum possible penalty could have been death. Gold expressed remorse and said he disclosed all aspects of his espionage to aid the investigation.
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Weather Terrain Blamed for U S Korea Retreat
NE Korea forces retreat despite firepower superiority as severe winter weather hinders mobility. Troops froze on guard duty, oil froze, and weapons jammed until proper winter gear arrived. Terrain forced small unit deployments through mountains and narrow valleys, while Chinese Communist infiltrators struck at night, severing communications and isolating units.
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U S Forces Close to Dunkerque Evacuation Route in Korea
U S Marines and infantrymen pressed toward a rescue corridor within 400 yards of a UN position in northeast Korea amid heavy Chinese assaults. Maj. Gen. Almond said multiple divisions pressed the defense as an intended Dunkerque evacuation of about 60,000 troops loomed, with HMS Hambung and Hungnam Harbor preparing for mass withdrawal while Seoul faced renewed pressure from Chinese forces.
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8Th Army
Three Held To Answer To Yuma Court
Three individuals waived preliminary hearings before a Justice of the Peace in Yuma on negligent homicide resulting from a fatal accident. one held without bond under 31,000. Two sailors Francis Zlomso witch and Robert Stu from the naval training center San Tiegh were charged with burglary after allegedly showing a new automobile from Cattrett Motor Company last Wednesday night. They were apprehended Sunday in Holbrook and returned to Yuma for prosecution.
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British Navy Evacuates Port of Manexang to Korea
The London based government rail constraints announced a large scale evacuation from Manexang port to Korea as part of a major naval operation reported amid drastic wartime mobilization. The move involves intense safety measures and rapid deployment of vessels.
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Yanks Freed By Chinese Tell Of Propaganda Tactics
The ex-prisoners recount their 22 days with Chinese forces in Korea. Guards spoke English and pressed propaganda praising socialist regimes while distributing mimeographs and magazines. They described being treated well before return to U.S. lines, and noted officers denying Communist identity while discussing Roosevelt, Truman, and MacArthur.
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Somerton Civilian Defense Meeting Set for Tuesday
Somerton residents are urged to attend a Tuesday evening civilian defense meeting led by Joseph B. Gorman. The gathering aims to organize local defense efforts with representation from every district and the lower area organizations.
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Five Yuma Countians Named to Greater Arizona Board
Yuma County residents were elected to the Greater Arizona Board for the Yuma County Advisory Board of the organization. New directors include Sonia Flores, Mari Allen, J. L. Maxwell, Deon Ray, and several others. The meeting agenda covers police officer elections and key policy matters facing the group.
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Death Toll Of Eastern Storm Surges Across Regions
A sweeping eastern storm packs gale winds and heavy snow killing at least 69 people as it lashes the Midwest and Northeast. Floods threaten California’s Delta while emergency crews in West Virginia and Ohio evacuate families and respond to accidents. A child and three others perish in separate incidents as fires and crashes add to the disaster toll.
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Acheson Report On War Crisis
A report outlines war crisis issues with Secretary Acheson addressing Senate committee. Mention of Prime Minister Attlee and Clement Attlee meeting after conference. References to armed might, diplomacy, and ongoing negotiations impact policy and alliance posture.
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