Missing C-47 in Hungary forces four U S hostages
Soviet fighters reportedly downed a U S Air Force transport missing since November 19 and captured its four crew members including a Syracusan. The United States pledges action to free the crew, amid continued Vogeler negotiations and Hungary’s latest demands.
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Vietminh Leader Reported Ousted
SAIGON Indo China Vietminh forces reportedly ousted Ho Chi Minh from command and replaced him with Truong Chith a Moscow favored leader. Intelligence and other sources attribute the move to prioritizing national interests over Kremlin directives in a Tito style ouster attempt.
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Truong Chith
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Tito
Kremlin
Tree at Rockefeller Plaza Lit For Christmas Season
New York marks the official start of the Christmas season with the traditional Rockefeller Plaza tree. This year’s tree stands 75 feet tall and will be trimmed with 7,500 electric lights and 4,000 plastic stars. It will be lighted on December 10.
Interior features and editorial pages highlight varied content
The issue outlines daily features including an interior section on ministerial topics, editorials by Marquis Childs on Mec, and Regular features. It lists Amusements on page 24, Editorials 24, Bridges and Letters on page 18, Classifieds 26-29, City Life page 11, Radio-TV page 20, Deaths page 4, SoDak 10-41, Sports 21-28.
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New Lian Army
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Mec
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Reds Seize Allied Base in Yalu River Clash
A Chinese amphibious force drove South Korean guerrillas from an island near the Yalu River with opposition from three British ships and U S planes. North Korean radio claimed Red troops recaptured three Allied held islands Taewha Sowha and Toi killing more than 500 Allied soldiers. The Navy tied the action to the destruction of 10 Red planes by U S Sabre jets. About 1 000 Chinese participated in the overwater assault on the island used as an Allied raiding base. A separate note reports a federal tax lien of 961 839 against the Piping Rock Club of Saratoga Springs for internal revenue, connected to Saratoga gambling investigations.
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Arthur Verra
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Hold-up man flees scene aboard bus in San Francisco
A man entered Eva Cerelli’s delicatessen in San Francisco, pulled a pearl-handled pistol, demanded bread beer and coffee, and asked for money. After taking the goods, he boarded a bus and eluded capture by police last night.
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Senator Williams Charges Tax Probe Censorship
Senator Williams accuses the administration of censorship hindering a widening probe into the Internal Revenue Service. He cites a rule requiring reports to be cleared by Democratic chairmen, noting 29 IRS employees dismissed or resigned amid the inquiry into alleged corruption. He insists the investigation must proceed.
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Washington links in national plight cited by senator
A senator asserts the issue will rise to Washington level soon and argues that conditions exposed nationwide require federal involvement. He claims evidence exists and notes conclusions on page 19 column ONE.
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Justice Department probes Candle and Boykin case actions
A Justice Department attorney accused Rep Boykin and T Lamar Candle of highly improper interest in tax fraud prosecution. He said he will invite Supreme Court Justice Clark and Attorney General McGrath to testify later this week. Clark may discuss South Carolina trips with Caudie and Troy Whitehead while McGrath could respond to Caudie's claim that he approved a $5000 fee from airplane sales.
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Truman signs fair employment order for government contracts
Wey West Florida dispatch reports President Truman today signed a fair employment practice order applying to government contracts. The measure aims to prevent discrimination against Negroes and other minority groups in hiring for contract work.
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Radium victim dies as gas particles cause poisoning
Martin County medical examiner reports 53 year old Mrs Caster among other victims who died after swallowing radioactive particles. The gas remained in the system from about exposure, detailing the hazardous aftermath and ongoing inquiries.
Big Four West Talks On Atomic Control Goes On
Western powers pressed Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky on whether Russia would accept immediate inspectors under a ban on atomic weapons. After a 2 1/2 hour disarmament discussion the Soviet side did not answer. The West insists on a foolproof inspection system before any unconditional prohibition. Concluded on page 49.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
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United States
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Vishinsky
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Shoefus Goes Off to Jail After One Shoe Incident
Freddie Holmes, 25, was arrested in a nearby alley after a would be burglar was surprised by the victim. A police officer found Holmes with only one shoe and Holmes claimed he loaned the pair to a friend who did not return it. Police charged him with burglary and felonious assault.
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Frank Avellin
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Outnumbered Yanks Down Five MIGs in Korea
In a sweeping Sunday air battle over Korea the Far East Air Forces said sabre jets countered five Red MIGs and damaged three as the ground front stayed calm. The Eighth Army reported no significant action to noon with only light contacts on central and eastern fronts.
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Jones
Merial
Alow
Fragmented war update mingles clashes near Pyongyang
Disjointed wartime briefing reports 47 F clashing with 173 MIGs between Sinanju and Pyongyang. Allied air sorties, Egyptian propaganda, and Canal Zone tensions mix with South Korean and UN pressure. Casualty figures. date references unclear.
Fragmentary Ontario Seaway Mothers In Room
A distorted OCR fragment mentions a mother figure and a room scene with unclear actions. The text is incomplete and provides no verifiable names, dates, places, or events suitable for a fuller summary.
Communist trace negotiators propose new Korea arms standstill
By Robert B. Tuckman MUMSAN, Korea (F)-Com munist negotiators today proposed behind closed doors a complete freeze on troops and arms in Korea, a major concession that could pave the way for an agreement. Allied spokesmen called it the big one, a $64 question, with more than a score of startling questions raised.
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Mumsan
Korea
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