MacArthur Returns to New York Amid Record Welcome
General Douglas MacArthur, shielding family on the Waldorf Astoria 37th floor, received a colossal New York welcome with an estimated 44 million spectators along a 15 mile parade. He hinted at a Chicago stop next week and planned visits to Murfreesboro Tennessee and Maywood Illinois, before testifying in Washington on Far Eastern policy.
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Mild Weather Move Into Central New York Tomorrow
Weatherman Andrew P. Keller reports milder conditions will spread into Central New York through tomorrow with rain possible by tomorrow night. Temperatures statewide hovered near freezing last night, Syracuse at 32, Elmira recording 26. tonight’s low 38 and tomorrow’s high 63.
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Amusements and Editorials Highlight Page Mix
Today’s features preview a varied page with bridges and letters on page 4, church content on page 7, financial items on page 6, and classified listings on pages 10 to 13. Deaths and social news appear on page 8, snorts on pages 9 and 10, and radio and TV details on page 10. A Today’s Pictures feature is listed for page 16.
MacArthur offered troops for Europe the Times says
Washington reports from The New York Times that Gen. MacArthur told President Truman on Wake Island last fall he would send his best forces to Europe to deter China and Russia, apologized over Formosa remarks, and predicted no Chinese or Soviet entry into Korea. The Times cites documented sources from the Wake Island meeting on October 15.
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Death toll climbs in tanker crash and Vandenberg funeral
Seventeen sailors died and 22 are missing after a collision sinking two tankers off Mexico. In Grand Rapids, Michigan, crowds gathered for the funeral of world statesman Arthur Vandenberg, celebrated as a bipartisan foreign policy advocate. Official delegates arrived from Washington as communities mourned.
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Editors Plan Fight Against News Suppression
The American Society of Newspaper Editors urged editors to confront government curbs on reporting. The Committee on Freedom of Information cited increasing arrogance by officials and urged action in columns and courts. It highlighted cases from city clerks to federal agencies and noted two strong-arm episodes involving Air Force police during MacArthur coverage.
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Jones Chosen ASNE Head
Alexander F. Casey Jones, executive editor of the Syracuse Herald Journal and Herald American, was elected president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. Dwight Young of the Dayton Journal Herald, Wright Bryan of the Atlanta Journal, Hamilton Owens of the Baltimore Sun, Kenneth MacDonald of the Des Moines Register and Tribune, and Bass L. Walters of Knight papers were elected to senior posts or reelected in the same election.
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Wage Stabilization Board Created to Resolve Labor Disputes
President Truman created an 18 member Wage Stabilization Board to settle labor management issues affecting the defense program. George W. Taylor of the University of Pennsylvania is named as chairman. The board comprises six members from industry labor and the public, replacing a smaller board that dissolved after a labor boycott of defense agencies.
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Reds Press On In Battle For Chorwon Korea
Allied forces push toward Chorwon as Chinese troops defend hill positions south and southwest of the hub. Artillery and air strikes kill hundreds of Reds. Allied advance gains with minimal opposition near Hiwachon as casualties top 100 000 on the Allied side claim.
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Fire consumes two apartments. two dead in blaze
A front upstairs apartment at 22 S State St burned at 3 23 AM killing Winifred Maynard and Lawrence Eastman by asphyxiation. Doris Winslow and Nolan Keyes were rescued after police broke in. Oscar Norton, 64, was pulled from danger. two dogs perished. Firefighters battled the blaze as flames spread through a two story frame structure housing Penguin Grill on the first floor.
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Fat Boy Mail charts free by mail or in person
The Herald Journal reports 13 243 requests for Elmer Wheelers Fat Boy charts. Readers may obtain calories keys at 220 Herald Place or mail a stamped self addressed envelope to the Fat Boy Editor. Isabel Du Bois now runs the menus from Wheelers calorie wisdom.
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Indoor chuckle on games ending at a reasonable hour
A light quip notes that indoor sports are fine as long as participants depart for home at a sensible time. The joke reflects a tidy, early night sentiment typical of a newsroom humor column.
Truman Booed At Baseball Game For First Time In 22 Years
President Truman faced unexpected opposition during a Potomac cruise as he arrived for the Washington Senators vs. New York Yankees opener at Griffith Stadium. Fans booed him, shouted for MacArthur, then the president left by yacht Williamsburg after a short delay.
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