Russia Demands UN Order Korea Troop Withdrawal
The Soviet Union pressed the UN to order all foreign troops out of Korea. Vishinsky labeled Korean War participants as volunteers and urged the UN to let Koreans decide their own future while questioning whether Chinese forces are regular troops. Ernest A. Gross spoke with State Dept after talks with Sir Benegal Rau in New York.
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Middle East
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Russia
Ernest A. Gross
State Department
Benegal N. Rau
India
Rau
New York City
Wu Hsiu-Chuan
Lake Success
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Kenneth” Younger
Younger
UN Assembly
U.S
Seal Sale Nears Halfway Mark
Christmas Seal receipts rose two percent from the prior year with a daily total of 33026.51. Dr. Harry A. Stecker, county seal sale chairman, notes the drive is near its $70000 goal and needs 1973.49 more before Monday to reach it. The sale opened three weeks ago by the Onondaga Health Association.
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Onondaga County
Reds Use Camels U. S. 8. 3th ATR. Force
American pilots report camels used as pack animals by Chinese forces in Korea. Twenty seven camels were killed in strafing attacks on advancing enemy columns.
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Korea
Editorial notes on the Korean War and global conflict
The piece discusses UN forces withdrawing from North Korea as bad news amid ongoing warfronts while suggesting a possible temporary avertment of World War. Phil Newsom writes the editorial page reflection. Other features and pages are listed, including Comics, Horoscope, Amusements, and Deaths.
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Stores Extend Hours For Christmas Shopping
Retail stores will stay open tonight and extend hours for the holidays. The Chamber of Commerce program extends shopping hours from 10 A M to 8 30 P M today and next Friday and Saturday with additional dates through December 22. Regular noon to 8 30 P M hours return on Mondays and will be in effect December 26 and January 2. stores close December 23 at 5 30 P M.
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Paroled killer Nelson dies from police gunfire wounds
In Saginaw Michigan Lawrence Nelson a 33 year old paroled killer who shot a police captain and wounded two officers died at St Marys Hospital after a 24 hour shooting spree. His girlfriend Sylvia Van Conant 35 implicated him in a prior killing and in the Nov 11 death of Paul Walters 38 of Wayne Michigan.
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Boy becomes mother's brother after custody changes
In Chicago, five year old Michael Waldman will become his mother's brother following two court actions. His mother Selma Kay 25 was granted divorce from stepfather Morton Kay 27 and custody was renounced. Michael was adopted by his maternal grandparents Joshua and Eva Lind with an adoption to take effect December 20. Michael's father was fatally injured in World War II.
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Sabotage Probe Underway After Seattle Troop Ship Attack
Navy and civilian investigators search for saboteurs after a 12000 ton C-4 type troop transport suffered extensive damage in five places while docked in Seattle. The vessel, possibly the Gen A W Greely, was under tight security with civilian crew screened. authorities say this is the first such act since Korea war began.
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Four-Engine Transport Crashes in Central Africa
About 50 Senegalese troops were aboard the four engine transport when it crashed last night in Central Africa. The French Intercontinental Air Transport Company announced today that most aboard were feared killed.
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Central Africa
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Intercontinental Air Transport Company
See-Saw Battle Near Hamhung Rescuers Aim Link Up
U S Marines and infantry clash with Chinese Reds in snowy hills above Hamhung as a rescue column seeks to breach the gap at 400 yards. Once linked, rescuers risk fire from flanking Chinese before joining the Hamhung evacuation. An armada gathers at Hungnam harbor for a mass withdrawal of tens of thousands. Top American naval and Marine leaders in the Pacific weigh plans for the operation.
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Truck Driver Strikes Man Then Locks Him In Chicago
A husky unidentified truck driver struck a pedestrian in Chicago then knocked him down with the truck and punched him before fleeing. The victim, Eugene Hale, 30, was not seriously injured. Hale said the driver asked why he didn’t run before punching his nose.
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Eugene Hale
Hale
Two Sicilian Villages Evacuated as Mt Etna Lava Advances
Etna in a 14 day eruption continues to threaten Renazzo and Milo in Sicily. New lava flow nears the villages after previously forcing evacuations, moving about 120 feet per hour and 4,500 feet away from the danger zone.
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Renazzo
Milo
Quiet Weather Ahead With Mild Temperatures
Meteorologist Andrew P. Keller indicates a pleasant stretch with fair skies for the next days. The Syracuse area faces minimal storm impact while the East Coast sees rain. lows near 20, highs around 35, and light south to southwest winds. December thus far shows above normal temperatures and about 8.7 inches of snow in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
United States
Keller
Attlee Truce Talks Highlighted In Korea Debate
Secretary of State Dean Acheson testified before the Senate and House Foreign Relations Committees on the Truman Attlee peace approach. He reported on crisis talks and the decision to continue the fight in Korea while keeping doors open for East West negotiations. President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee stressed strong defense yet a no appeasement stance if peace talks fail. The pair reaffirmed intent to press on in Korea and among allies despite Chinese opposition.
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Senate House Foreign ‘ Relations
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Clement Attlee
Attlee
Korea
Sheriff Acquitted in Slot Machine Case
Fort Lauderdale Florida report says former Broward Sheriff Walter Clark his brother Robert and Gordon Williams were found innocent of 14 counts of possession of slot machines after a six man jury deliberated 45 minutes. Former sheriff's deputy is among acquittees.
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Harry Gold Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison
Harry Gold a slim dark haired chemist was sentenced by U S District Judge James P McGranery to two concurrent terms of 30 years each for espionage as the self described courier of a Russian atomic spy ring. He called his act a terrible mistake and pleaded for mercy while noting his counsel’s efforts.
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Tudge
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Red Exports Are Banned in New Commerce Order
Washington reports a sweeping Commerce Department ban on American ships and aircraft hauling war material to Russia and satellites. The rule covers weapons, atomic materials, and strategic industrial goods and takes effect immediately for traffic from all ports worldwide. In Hawaii, customs officers halted three ships while awaiting unloading of Red China cargo.
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Russia
Commerce Department
Honolulu
China
Dewey says promise of state job to Hanley still holds
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey reaffirms his pledge to offer Lt. Gov. Joe R Hanley a state job after Hanley’s defeat by Herbert Lehman in the U S Senate race. Dewey, who leaves office December 31, told The New York Times the commitment remains in force and offered no further comment.
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New York Times
Thomas E. Dewey
Joe R Hanley
Hanley
U. S
Herbert H. Lehman
Dewey
Times
Two Workers Killed in Mill Creek Valley Plant Blast
In Cincinnati Ohio an explosion at the American Waterproofing Co plant in the Mill Creek Valley killed two workers and injured at least sixteen others. The cause of the blast was not immediately determined.
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Ohio
American Waterproofing Co
Mill Creek
Britain to receive three U.S. anti aircraft battalions
Britain's defense ministry said three U.S. Army anti aircraft battalions from Fort Bliss Texas Fort Meade Maryland and Fort Winfield Scott California are due to arrive soon at Worcester in England's midlands.
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Britain
Defense Ministry
U. S. Army
Worcester
England
Midlands
Fort Bliss
Tex
Fort Meade
Fort Winfield Scott, Calli
Fire kills Lt Egan in 83 alarm Syracuse blaze
Lt William J. Egan, 51, of 111 Merrill St, dies after plunging from a flaming roof during an 83 alarm fire at the Share Building area 200 block of West Genesee Street. Firefighters battled flames for over half an hour. four other casualties noted including a dog and three puppies.
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Hook and Ladder 2
Syracuse
W. Genesee St
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Merrill St
William J. Connelly
Fred J. McManus
General Adjustment Bureau
Egan
John Nilan
Crouse-Irvin Hospital
Ann Pulvino
Francis Carroll
Peacock Grill
Printing delays as new presses go online
Notice from the Werald Journal apologizes for late delivery due to mechanical problems on the new presses. Readers are asked to bear with the change, add their carrier, and avoid calling until routes are confirmed as Services resume normal speed and quality.
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