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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1950

Page

12

Marines Complete 25000-strong Escape in Korea’s Frozen Hell

Allied reports describe the November 28 to early December breakout near Hamhung and Hamnamg. U.S. Marines and allied units endured temperatures to 25 below zero, with thousands evacuated from Koto airstrip and heavy casualties feared. Joint task forces pursued red forces north and northwest while Fifth Air Force and carriers pummeled Chinese troops and supply routes. The pace of the pursuit and the scale of the withdrawal were guarded by officials.

Stan Swinton Hagaru Koto Atoll Tarawa Jack McBeth Wire Service MacBeth Hamhung Seventh Division Hyesanjin Republic of Korea Rok 10Th Corps U. S North Korea Marine Navy Leyte Sicily Fifth Air Force Pyongyang Kumu Huichon Sunchon Kanggye South Korea Red Kim Il Sung Webb D. Sawyer Toledo Korea Sawyer

Radio Tells Reds Go Home Intercepts Chinese Broadcast

U S 10th Corps Northeast Korea reports a Chinese Red Army radio broadcast was interrupted Sunday by a voice in Chinese telling the Reds to return to their homelands. Marine Lt William Redel of Minneapolis said he broke into the transmission after learning Chinese as a student. The interruption caused the station to go off the air briefly.

Vision Yalu River Pyongyang Seoul United Nations Korea UN and Economic Cooperation Administration U. S John J. Muccio Eighth Army U.S. 10Th Corps Northeast Korea Red Army William Redel Minneapolis Redel

Holy Year Blessings Extended Worldwide for 1951

Pope Pius XII extended the Rome Holy Year blessings and indulgences worldwide for 1951. The pope announced the extension during a secret consistory before the College of Cardinals and urged a plea for world peace, enabling Catholics in Iron Curtain nations to gain jubilee spiritual benefits.

Vatican City Ins Pius XII Rome College of Cardinals

Only Key to Progress Is Peace Bunche Says

Dr Ralph Bunche Nobel Peace Prize winner and former UN peace mission leader warned in Oslo that atomic war offers no escape from crisis and that true security requires peace and UN action. He urged nationalism endangerment, called for global peace, freedom, and security for all peoples including those in Asia and Africa.

Bunche Oslo Norway Ralph J. Bunche United Nations Palestine Korea Germany Asia Africa

Rift Over Child Custody Sparks Mosque Riot Action

A Moslem mob and police clashed near the Sultan mosque as shots and tear gas disrupted police efforts to break up the crowd. Bertha’s custody by the Dutch mother followed a court ruling that nullified a Mohammedan marriage. An AP chief and a reporter were injured or missing amid rioting as authorities warned of greater regional instability and possible sabotage.

Big Sultan Bertha Far East Adeline Hertogh Supreme Court Indie Mansoor Abadi Associated Press Tom Masterson Associated Press Bureau

Egg prices slide on Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Egg prices fell at wholesale in Chicago for the first time in over a month. The market eased as much as seven cents a dozen, signaling a shift from the prior steady to higher levels.

Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Decca Records Hikes Prices By Ten Cents

Decca Records Inc announced a ten cent price increase on popular records in New York. Industry circles predicted other record companies would follow suit.

New York Decca Records, Inc

Westinghouse lamp promises 10 mile newspaper glow

Bloomfield New Jersey Westinghouse engineers unveil a high power searchlight lamp using a 10 000 watt mercury vapor arc lamp that can throw a beam bright enough to read a newspaper ten miles away on clear nights.

Bloomfield N. J INL Westinghouse

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