We Will Re Invade If Dunkirk Comes
British informants report President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee agreed that United Nations forces should reinvade Korea even if Chinese forces drive them to retreat. They seek to avoid open war with Communist China, with Gen Omar Bradley briefing Attlee on Korea. The decision: UN does not withdraw from Korea.
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Attlee
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Six Nations Demand UN Action on China Korea Intervention
Six nations led by the United States Britain and France filed a formal memorandum with UN Secretary General Trygve Lie urging immediate discussion of China’s intervention in Korea. The move comes after a veto in the Security Council and follows behind the scenes talks in Washington and private meetings with delegates.
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Ecuador
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United States
People's Government
People’s Republic of China
Korea
Washington
Attlee
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Wu Hsiju-Chuan
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Sir Benegal N. Rau
India
Readers see Russians outside USSR not fooled by propaganda
Voice of America notes letters received at its New York HQ show Russians living beyond the Union Soviet are not convinced by Moscow’s messaging. Malcolm Johnson writes on the editorial page about public perception.
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New York City
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Moscow
Malcolm Johnson
Truman Says UN Forces Fight Tremendous Odds in Korea
President Truman warns UN forces in Korea face tremendous odds but vows the fight for freedom will continue. He discusses a grave risk of general war and frames the crisis as part of a longer struggle to uphold peace and justice. His remarks came as Congress debates the military situation.
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Congress
Attlee
Britain
White House Conference of Children and Youth
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House Group OKs 90 Day Rent Curbs
The House Banking Committee approved a 90 day extension of rent controls by a 17 to 3 vote to extend the law to March 31. The panel praised continuing controls during mobilization while the Senate weighs a 60 day extension.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
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Senate
Spence
D-Ky
Rules Committee
House
Administration Defense
Tontal
Window Writing Saves Three Lives in Covington Fire救
Mrs Richard Gunn 27 traced help me please on her apartment window to signal danger from gas fumes. Her two young children were saved when workers at a nearby drilling machine company alerted a life saving squad after noticing the plea.
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Covington, Ky
Richard Gunn
Fire Hits Dallas Downtown Business District
A stubborn wind whipped fire caused large property damage in downtown Dallas. More than 20 fire units and most city firefighters battled the blaze.
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Dallas
Tex
Italy Receives Fourth U S War Planes For Italy
The U S freighter Exermont docked at Brindisi with the fourth shipment of American war planes and parts for Italy under the Atlantic Pact aid program. Unloading began under heavy guard.
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Brendisi
Italy
Exermont
Truman Defines Western Europe Focus Amid Korea Turmoil
President Truman affirms a policy centering American defense on Western Europe as vital to free world security after China’s invasion of Korea. He backs strengthening armaments to NATO allies, speeding mobilization, and retaining sole control of atomic weapons despite allied pressure.
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Europe
Free World
Korea
U. S
White House
America
Germany
Taft Demands More Light on Korea Crisis from Truman
Senator Taft urged President Truman to report to the nation after talks with Prime Minister Attlee, calling for more information on the Korea situation. He spoke after a meeting of the Senate Republican policy committee, which he leads, about GOP consultation and world affairs.
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Taft
Ohio
Truman
Attlee
Great Britain
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Republican Policy Committee
Korea
Congress
Gambling Den Holdup Solved by Chicago Gunmen Capture
Six Chicago gunmen who robbed the Kennel Club in Byhalia Mississippi of about 10000 and looted a Memphis area casino were captured with the loot early today at the Colony Club near Shelby Tennessee. The men carried eight weapons including a submachine gun but offered no resistance. The robbery occurred around 5 PM and ended after 9 30 PM as patrons were forced to surrender cash and valuables. Patrol Capt. Crawford and Tennessee highway patrol tracked and nabbed the bandits.
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Byhalia
Miss
Here
Kennel Club
W. E. Crawford
Reds Hack At Escape Route In Korea Fight
Chinese reinforcements poured into northeast Korea pressing toward the Chosin reservoir area. Marines and Seventh Division units fought to keep the Hagaru airstrip open for evac. Other Red forces attacked toward Pyongyang and Seoul as airlifted supplies and wounded moved at dusk.
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Severe Cold Wave Heads Toward Syracuse
A severe cold wave is moving from Montana toward the northeast, with Syracuse expected to see temperatures near zero by tomorrow night. The air mass, already at 16 below zero in Montana, should bring several cold snaps with temperatures 5 to 15 degrees below normal late Wednesday night into Thursday and the following days.
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Montana
Mayor Eldred to celebrate 88th birthday in New Hartford
D Eldred mayor believed oldest in New York state will spend his 88th birthday tending to his village of New Hartford and his favorite hobby.
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NEW Hartford
A.” D. Eldred
New York State
G I taunts judge in Manhattan parking fine case
A Korea GI issued a bold note to a Manhattan traffic court after receiving a warrant by mail. He declared he would “come and get” the judge, describing himself “up to my neck in mud and muck and goo” and challenging the court to arrest him.
Kaiser Gets $25 Million to Support Kaiser-Frazer
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a $25 million loan to Kaiser-Frazer Co. to sustain automobile output and shift toward defense production. Henry J. Kaiser said the firm would open a military product plant in the San Francisco Oakland area and prepare to enter shipbuilding.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Kaiser-Frazer Co
Henry J. Kaiser
San Francisco-Oakland
Aussies Plan to Build Up Armed Forces
Canberra reports an urgent cabinet and service chiefs meeting decided to strengthen the armed forces, focusing on the air force. Australia will seek new planes from the United States and United Kingdom and accelerate recruiting across all services.
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Canberra
Australia
Air Force
U.S
Britain
Heat Wave Grips Victoria For Third Straight Day
A 100 degree heat wave scorched Victoria State in Southeast Australia for the third straight day as Australia endures its summer season.
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Sydney
Australia
Victoria
House Approves Excess Profits Tax Battle With GOP Substitutes
A multi billion dollar excess profits tax bill ready for House approval faces likely Senate defeat. Passage seemed certain after final debate, with possible delay. Republicans back a milder levy plus a 5 percent corporate tax rise and a 45 to 50 percent top rate, claiming higher revenue.
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House
Senate
G.O.P
Ways ‘and Means
DiSalle Approved As Price Stabilizer By Senate Panel
The Senate Banking Committee unanimously approved Mayor Michael DiSavie of Toledo as price stabilizer. He pledged a rapid price leveling program starting with a rigid voluntary plan to curb rising costs.
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Washington
INS
Senate Banking Committee
Michael DiSavie
Toledo
DiSalle
Mt Etna Erupts With New Lava Flows
Mt. Etna belched smoke and flames in a new burst of activity endangering villages on its slopes. Lava streamed from several dozen vents and raced down the mountainside, heightening peril a week after its last flare.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Flood Routs 2,500 in Darien Province
American military and Panama civil authorities rushed aid to Darien Province after floods left about 2,500 people homeless. The disaster response involved U.S. forces and Panamanian officials coordinating relief efforts.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Panama
Darien
We Are Moving to New Printing Presses
The paper explains delays due to new mechanical presses and asks readers to be patient. It urges not to call the office until the carrier has passed and promises faster, better delivery once issues are fixed.
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Herald-Journal Office
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