Allied Troops Gain In North Korea
Allied forces advance along multiple fronts in Korea, pushing back withdrawing Communist units. U.S. Marine Regiment breaks through resilient opposition near Tokchon, while South Korean and U.S. units probe and recapture positions. Reds counter with coastal and inland offensives, landing forces to reinforce lines and test defenses.
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Beela
Korea
Tth
U.S. Marine Regiment
Rales
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Maid
Tokchon
Yuurhye
Chongchon
UN Security Council to debate U.S. Korea resolution
The United Nations Security Council opens debate on an American resolution demanding withdrawal of Chinese communist troops from Korea. The council and General Assembly meet concurrently, and a vote on the measure is anticipated to be closely watched.
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Lashing, N.X
The
United Nations
Security Council
Korea
General Assembly
Republicants Balk At Move For Excess Profits Tax Bill
WA MEON November 16 Republicats denounced the tactics as Democrats pressed to finish hearings on an excess profits tax bill. The Ways and Means Committee voted to close hearings next Wednesday and have a bill ready for quick action after the lame duck Congress reassembles on November 27.
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Tedey Ag
House
Yuma Officers Train With Silhouette Pistol Practice
Yuma area peace officers completed a pistol training course led by FBI Agent J. Bailey Brower. Officers trained on silhouetted human targets marked with hit scores from zero to five, practicing from seven feet to sixty feet and including prone shots, with final demonstrations of shotgun and machine gun use. The session ended with a banquet and certificates.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Bailey Brower
Aid
Brower
Gila Project Fund Cut Not Restored
Delegation from Yuma reports at the National Reclamation Association convention in Bellingham as dollar cuts to the Gila Project divisions remain. Bureau sources had hinted restoration but Yuma observers say the cut is not restored and funds for the fiscal year are still in doubt.
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Unin Enunty
Boo+kano
Wash
Wellson-Mohiewk
Gilae
Bureau of Reclamation
Yuma Delegatiio
Daily Sun
Yuma
Four Boys Nabbed In Calexico Suspected Of Yuma Burglaries
Four juvenile boys taken into custody in Calexico California are believed to be responsible for four burglaries in Yuma on the night of November 4 police said. Calexico authorities reported the quartet were arrested while trying to sell jewelry likely taken from A M Jewelry store. One youth reportedly admitted burglary of the local store. Yuma officers said burglaries at Huddie Drive In Elliott's Triangle Service Station and Hawkinson Tire Company on the same night appeared to be by a single gang. The youths are being held on grand theft charges in Imperial Valley city.
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California
A and M
Hhs
Federal court blocks speedy appeal in Colombia Broadcasting case
Bulletin from Cincago dated November 16 reports the federal court refused to lift a stay and delay Colombia Broadcasting System’s start, ruling against a speedy appeal to the Supreme Court regarding television broadcasting.
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Supreme Court of A’elevision
Colombia Broadcasting Systemolor
Wd Vision Broadcaats
California rejects plan to divert Northwest water
Spokane dispatch says a California Chamber official criticized a proposed use of Northwest water by California. He argued California can meet future needs from its own Colorado River share and warned against diverting Pacific Northwest water, noting only a portion is required and suggesting development of other sources instead.
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Colorado
Spokane
Wash
Califa State Chamber of Commerce
Pacific
Northwest
W. E B. Stewart
Chamber
U. S. Bureau of Rec
Ne Mussatti
Nno
Michael W. Straus
Mechants Lan
National Reclamation Association
Blewart
Ed Mongtoh
Stewart
Arizona
Abs
Columbia River
Community Chest Workers Line Up Friday Reports
Community Chest workers must submit reports by tomorrow to team captains who will pass them to district or division chairmen at headquarters 1762 ALO Broussard urged all workers to display the We Give sticker in windows. The Women’s division chairmen are named and districts listed as part of the effort to promote red feather symbolism for the campaign.
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Community Chest
Olviston Chitemen
the Sun
Atil Acedy
James Gordon
Anna C. Maligy
Eddie Bander
Charles J. Phillips
H. T. Gantt
Harold M. Corey
Helen Harland
Robert Welch
Phaltten
Chust
Alo
Broussard
Brousvard
South Seas
Ftohin Hood
America
Braves
Eyod Ced
United Health and Welfare
Yume County
Community Chests and Councils of America
Yumas Budget Excess Approved for Rabies Central Program
Phoenix dispatch reports the Arizona State Tax Commission approved Yuma’s request to exceed its budget by 1050 dollars to fund a countywide rabies control program. The action confirms city funding for animal health measures and public safety.
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Phoenix
Arizona State Tax Commission
Yuma
U S Denies Red Charge Moves Troops To Berlin
U S and Britain reinforced Berlin with 33 ton Comet tanks and 270 American troops amid a Moscow charge that an American jet attacked a Soviet passenger plane over Germany. U S officials denied the attack while a Thunderjet investigated the Soviet aircraft.
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U.P
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Britain
Russa
Germany
Moscow
3Rd
Hussars
Vassily Chulkey
Soviet Control Commission
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UW. 8
John McGloy
U. S
Maurice Thorez
Moyyow
6Th
Harry Beck
Thomasville
N.C
Grafendwort
Russia
Radio Moscow
Andrei Vishnn
Sky
Paris
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Airo Forte
Wiesbaden
Approaching Storm Skims Northern Arizona Says Weather Bureau
A storm neared Arizona with only its edge reaching the state bringing light showers to the Strip Country north of Grand Canyon late tomorrow. The Salt River Valley and the rest of the state would see high cloudiness. Little moisture fell in high mountains earlier. northern officials reported no rain or snow.
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WMT
Arizona
Two Officers Omitted From Firearms School Roll
Wednesday's Daily Sun reports two state highway patrolmen were omitted from the roll of officers enrolled in the firearms school. Dan Kinser and Louis Cochran should have been listed among the participants.
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Firearms
Daily Sun
Plies Firearms School
Dan Kinser
Louis Cochran
Shold
Ted
Solons Study Reports That GIs Fight In Frigid Korea Lacked Clothing
Washington senator Homer Ferguson asked Defense Secretary Marshall for details on reports that U S troops in Korea faced near zero temperatures without sufficient winter clothing. He cited shortages of heavy boots and warm uniforms, urging immediate accounting of funds and stockpiles, with a Senate review to clarify procurement and supply delays.
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Homer Ferguson
Defense
George C. Marshall
Korea
United Nations
Senate
Ferguson
Marshall
North Korea
Oo Ferguson
Senate Appropriations Committee
Man admits killing wife after argument in Phoenix
Phoenix detective says Fred N Baroody, 0-1 year old in custody, admitted shooting his wife Grace Baroody, 39, as she died at St Monica's. He said he lost his head after an argument. Fritz Klatzbach, 40, friend, detained as witness. Police said Baroody claimed they planned to move to South Carolina.
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Grace Baroody
Jerry Hil
Fred N. Baroody
Hull
Fritz A. Klatzbach
Hackch
Vhlotzhorh
Barnody
Tron Baroody
Liewoman
Yuma Contractors Set Monday Night Meeting
Yuma Chapter of the Arizona Building Contractors Association will meet at the chamber of commerce building Monday at 7:30 pm to plan the state convention. Members reported today plans for the convention and potential events.
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Arizona Building Contractors Association
Yuma
Chamber of Commerce
Yuta
Violence Flares In Phone Strike Across Nation
The nationwide phone strike enters its second week with Western Electric and Michigan Bell strikers amid stalled bargaining and cross country picket lines. Picket violence erupts in Washington and saboteurs disable 400 telephones in Atlanta as federal negotiators set more talks with AT&T officials. A picket line near AT&T Headquarters briefly disbands to permit stockholders to attend a special meeting.
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Western Electric Co
Michigan Bell
American Telephony & Telegraph
Bell Syssent
Washington, D. C
Philadlephia
Atlala
At&t
Yexlemlay
Child Injured In Carriage After Exploding Cartridge
A young child chewing a 22 caliber cartridge caused an explosion in a car while traveling on a highway. The blast injured the child and damaged the vehicle. The family reported the incident to authorities as they stopped at a hospital for treatment.
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Mayen
Moh
Navy
Tums Kay
Ant Mes
Theetay
Eran
Dames
Amuth
Phild Maree Hospital
Jann
Cain urges probe of housing expediter over rent decontrol
In a letter to Sen Burnett M. Miary bank Cain accuses the housing expediter of ignoring Congress and breaking laws by refusing rent decontrol for Los Angeles runts. He asks the Senate Banking and Currency Committee to investigate promptly.
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Tigher Woods
Los Angeles
Burnett Miarybank
D. S.C
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Cain
Sooris
Congress I
Elltes
Tos Angeles
Congress
Rate of venereal disease high among Indians claims doctor
PHOENIX that western regional conference on venereal disease control opened with Dr J B Watt of the Arizona Public Health Service noting rural areas need stronger prevention. L L Lui, area medical director for the U S Indian Service in Arizona, cited Indian reservations where venereal disease rates are among the nation’s highest. Dr Lida J Usilton of the U S Public Health Service warned that venereal disease rates across most of the US are at dangerous levels.
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Hetwake
J.B. Watt
Arizona
Epson
L. J. Lui
U.S. Indian Service
Lida J. Usilton
Public Healthy Service
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