Truman Attlee discuss no appeasement block on Red China
President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee weighed options to handle Chinese aggression in Korea with a possible blockade of the Red China coast if UN troops are beleaguered or driven from Korea. Acheson pushed the idea at secret meetings, Attlee remained cool but open to discussion, amid tougher Far East stance.
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Washington
Truman
Attlee
Red China Coast
United Nations
Korea
Far East
Acheson
Truman-Attlee
Shinwell warns on Korea front in Commons speech
Defense Minister Emanuel Shinwell told the House of Commons there is no plan to withdraw from Korea. He warned of potentially harsher developments at the front and cautioned that the Chinese intervention's size and resolve are unpredictable.
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London
Emanuel Shinwell
House of Commons
Korea
France and Russia clash over Korea intervention at UN
In the UN General Assembly political committee France pressed top priority for consideration of Communist China's Korea involvement. Russia opposed the move while debate continued on US charges over Formosa. Peiping cease fire replies awaited as Benegal Rau reported no reply from Wu Hsiu Chuan.
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Russia
Formosa
Peiping
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
Wu Hsiu,Chuan
City Urged to Build New Sewage Plant
State Health Department backs Syracuse push for federal aid to fund a new sewage treatment works deemed an essential civilian requirement. Earl Devendorf cites Onondaga Lake water classification studies and confirms the city cannot meet needed treatment with the present plant. Merendor’s letter to the Federal Housing and Home Financing Agency supports the loan, while Mayor Corcoran seeks approval in Washington.
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Syracuse
State Health Department
Earl Devendorf
Bureau of Environmental Sanitation
Senate
Onondaga Lake
Detective Saves Burning Gambling Book in Fire
Arlington detective Russell Runyon and three officers raided a suspected gambling den. The numbers book heated in the stove burned, and Runyon pulled it from the flames and saved it as evidence. He suffered first degree burns on his hands.
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Arlington, Va
INS
Arlington
Russell Runyon
Runyon
Casualties Rise in Korea War Toll Report
Washington reports 32,442 American casualties as of Dec 1 including 5,038 killed in action and 22,337 wounded. The Defense Department lists 5,067 missing, 5,616 total deaths, and 4,334 currently missing. one B 26 crash near Seattle kills crew with families notified.
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Washington
Corea
Defense Department
Toby features and regulars listed for pages 62 to 71
The brief lists contents and page numbers for the newspaper section. It notes items such as Comics with Ida Jean Kain and Dr. Dean on pages 70 and 71, plus the Crossword by Mary Haworth, Horoscope, and other features. It also outlines where Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Junior Set, Classifieds, Deaths, and sports content appear by page.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
Ing
City Life
Earl Wilson
Winchell
FAGE
U.S. Court Upholds Hiss Conviction
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the perjury conviction of Alger Hiss, former State Department official, in New York.
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New York
Alger Hiss
State Department
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Christmas tree sales projected at 28.5 million units
The Agriculture Department estimates Americans will buy over 50 million dollars worth of Christmas trees this year, forecasting 28.5 million trees with supply and prices near last year's.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nine years since Pearl Harbor and a world at war
In this nine year retrospective, the United States reflects on Pearl Harbor’s impact. The piece notes America's rise to world leadership, the UN creation, ongoing global conflicts from Korea to Indo China, and the current strength of US and Allied war potential versus Russia. It warns that a general war could threaten American cities.
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Joseph C. Goodwin
Washington
Pearl Harbor
United States
America
United Nations
Indo-China
Malaya
Tts
Russia
U. S
Tme
Pearl Harbors
Severe winds and Midwest storm forecast for Syracuse
A special noon warning from the U S Weather Bureau predicts gale force winds tonight in Syracuse with speeds 40 to 55 mph and gusts to 75 mph. Rain accompanying the blow may total about a half inch before changing to snow as a Midwest storm nears, with regional snow and cold extending into Tennessee and the lower Ohio Valley.
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Syralense
Ineal
U. S. Weather Bureau
Andrew D. Keller
Syracuse
Midwest
Arkansas
Alabama
Dixie
West Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Florida
West Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Fayetteville
Ark
Kansas City
Arkansas City
Slaying Probe Ties Suspect to Rochester Businessman Death
Tipsters report a gray Oldsmobile seen near Messengers Bay at 11 10 AM with a man and a woman aboard. Clyde motorist also reports a youth in a black overcoat asking for gas near Newark. Police seek Frank Webster in Shortsville and a Len suspect as the Rushville case unfolds.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Robert Miller
S. Salinast
Jim
Messengers Bay
Newark
Charles Jennox
Rushville
Onondaga County
Warners
Frank Webster
Shortsville
J. W. Russell
Webster
Canandaigua
Len
Predicted 1951 Rise in State Income Tax
Albany reports that state income tax is expected to climb about 11 percent in 1951, returning to the rate seen a decade earlier. A Republican fiscal source cites budget pressures and slipping revenues, with talks of possible changes to corporation franchise and unincorporated business taxes.
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Albany
Corporation Franchise
Unine Ar Serated
Dewey
Cop's Roof Love Speech Saves a Life
New York police officer Joseph McConnell persuaded Florence Cooke to stop a jump from a five story building roof. She cried that no one cared for her as the officer reassured her with love and finally grabbed her before she could fall. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital for examination.
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New York
JNS
Florence Cooke
Miss Cooke
Joseph McConnell
Bellevue Hospital
Niagara Mohawk Begins Mailing $1,003,750 Gas Refunds
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation started mailing the first gas refund checks to Syracuse area customers, totaling 1,003,750 across districts including Oswego, Fulton, and Baldwinsville. About 71,910 checks worth 837,227.79 go to Syracuse area customers. Oswego and others receive 10,331 checks totaling 91,822.82.
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Niagara Mohawk
Miacara Mohawk Power Coreporation
Syracuse
John L. Haley
Dees
Oswego
Fulton
Baldwinsville
Hese
Taft Skirts Acheson Row in Senate GOP
Washington The Senate Republican Policy Committee avoided a direct call to dismiss Secretary of State Dean Acheson and sent the issue to a full GOP conference. Committee chairman Robert Taft said authority to act was unclear and a conference vote is possible Tuesday. Four senators formed a four man group to study a resolution urging Truman to fire Acheson.
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Irving M Ives
Acheson
Eugene D. Millikin
G.O.P
Kenneth 8. Wherry
Neb
H. Alexander Smith
N. J
Foreign Relations Committee
Russia plots unity talks between East and West Germany
Informants say Moscow directs a new backdoor strategy to convene Berlin reunification discussions with East and West German governments. Soviet satellites in Eastern Europe are instructed to approach allied circles while Czech and Polish officials seek Western French readers to discuss the issue.
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Moscow
Europe
Aled
Iiny
Hit and run injures two pedestrians in city
Police hunt for hit and run driver after Mrs Grace Gillson of 124 Comstock Place was critically injured at Walnut Avenue and Harrison Street. Another pedestrian, Mrs Irene Burns of 335 Allen Street, was seriously hurt at Genesee and Allen Streets.
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Grace Gillson
Comstock Pl
Lynbrook Circle
Irene Burns
Allen St
E. iGenesee
Allen Sts
Abe Corrin
Salt Springs Ind
Ihe
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Marines Promote 2600 Sergeants in Largest Postwar Step
Washington dispatch reports 2 600 sergeants elevated to higher noncommissioned ranks in the largest Marine promotion wave since World War II. The action underscores wartime and postwar reorganization, signaling expanded leadership across Marine units.
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Washington
First Leg Completed as Evacuation Begins at Hungnam
Twenty thousand U S Marines and Army men completed the first leg of evacuation from northeast Korea. A vast armada waited off Hungnam to remove U N forces as Chinese forces threatened the flank. Maj. Gen. O J M Smith said Marine advances south of encirclement are not a retreat, but a change in direction.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
U. S
Korea
Hungnam
Jorea
OJ FP. Smith
U. S. 1St Marine Division
Communists Break New Allied Line Near Pyongyang
Reports say Communist forces smashed a new Allied line 25 miles southeast of Pyongyang and drove through South Korean outposts toward the 38th Parallel and Seoul. Twin thrusts along the Eighth Army flanks and guerrilla attacks near Seoul accompanied the push as Marines and trapped Americans fought to reach safety.
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Pyongyang
38Th Parallel
Seoul
U.S
Eighth Army
Chosin Reservoir
Ships for Italy under arms aid program
The Italian Navy will receive three destroyer escorts from the American mothball fleet. Defense Department officials said Italy would obtain the ships under the arms aid program as Italian crews have been training here since September to prepare them for use.
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Washington
Defense Department
Italy
Printing upgrades cause occasional delays at the Herald Journal
The paper announces new presses and ongoing mechanical issues may delay delivery. Readers are asked to be patient and not call the office until the carrier has passed, as staff work to fix problems and improve speed and quality.
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