Air War Intensifies As Sabres Clash With Mig-15s
In Korea the Fifth Air Force reports 62 F-86 Sabres battled about 115 MIG-15s in two major duels over northwest Korea with likely two enemy planes shot down and two damaged. A new straight-wing jet was sighted near Sariwon as fighting resumed after bad weather.
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High Court to Rule On Religious Instruction Exemption
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if NYC schools may excuse students one hour weekly for religious instruction and whether a New York State law authorizing release time programs is valid. The case tests the constitutionality of such exemptions and programs.
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Supreme Court
New York City
New York State
Record of U N Planes Lost in Korea
A U S C official tally shows about 4 300 United Nations aircraft, mostly American, lost in Korea amid the combat period.
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Washington
United Nations
Korea
Churchill calls resolve to pull Britain from finance hole
Editorial page urges Britain to stay the course in armament and rally the public as the crisis deepens. Marquis Chills highlights the need for unity and continued effort despite hardship. Page references indicate features on Amusements Financial and Editorials with sports and deaths sections nearby.
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Churchill
Great Britain
Marquis Chills
Italian bishop jailed by Chinese Reds in Hong Kong
Unconfirmed reports from Hong Kong say Italian Bishop Lawrence Bianchi has been sentenced to six months in jail by Chinese Communist authorities. The charges are unknown. Bianchi was appointed Bishop of Hong Kong in September but authorities refused to permit him to leave the mainland to take the post.
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Lawrence Bianchi
Bianchi
Red
20 000 Flee as Volcano Erupts
Massive displacement on Camiguin Island as Hibok Hibok dumps lava and ash. Residents cross to Mindanao by freighters and canoes, while fires and explosions illuminate the night sky. The eruption adds strain to regional defense scrap metal needs.
Turmoil at Iranian Parliament Injures 35 Amid Mossadegh Clash
In Tehran supporters and opponents of Premier Mossadegh fought in and outside parliament injuring at least 35. Deputies shouted down Mossadegh, the session adjourned, and crowds carried Mossadegh and Makki to awaiting cars amid chants of death to traitors.
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Hosseém Makki
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France
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MeGrath Denies Dismissal of Caudle Over Alleged Dissent
Attorney General MeGrath testified that President Truman acted on Caudle without a bill for particulars and that Caudle was considered honest. He defended Caudle’s $5,000 airplate sale commission and noted no proven disloyalty in the Alabama tax case while noting inspectors reviewed derogatory information from 1945.
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Tom Clark
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Grath
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Food Prices At New High
Retail food prices reached a new high on Nov. 26, rising 1.4 per cent in 11 days. Fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy products, lamb and eggs drove the increase. Prices on Nov. 26 were 34.5 per cent of the 1935-39 total? (text unclear) and about 26 per cent higher than October. Fresh fruit and vegetable prices jumped 10 per cent from Nov. 15 to 26, with tomatoes up 27 per cent, potatoes up nine per cent, and carrots up eight per cent. Canned and dried fruits rose slightly while frozen items were lower.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Spellman Plans Korea Christmas With Troops Frontline Masses
Cardinal Spellman will spend Christmas with U S troops in Korea. He plans to celebrate Mass in three front line near the dunes, traveling at General James A. Van Fleet's invitation. He will stay as long as needed to visit every combat unit.
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Wedemeyer Urges G O P Victory to Preserve Two-Party System
Lt Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer spoke at the 56th annual dinner of the Pennsylvania Commandery, United Order of Foreign Wars, in Philadelphia urging election of a Republican in 1952 to safeguard the two party system. He said preserving the party balance protects individual rights and constitutional guarantees.
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China
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McKinney summoned to White House tax scandal talks
President Truman plans a White House discussion with Democratic Chairman Frank McKinney amid calls for a drastic cleanup after tax scandals. McKinney faces criticism over a stock deal that yielded 68 000 dollars on a 1000 dollar investment. Fulbright said full disclosures should accompany any investigation for the party’s good.
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Ator Fulbright
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White House
Fire claims nine in Sumterville home as flames trap families
Temperatures will stay cold for days after a house fire in Sumerville, South Carolina, killed nine people including two mothers and seven children aged four to eight. Two husbands left for work shortly before the blaze. Firefighters battled the blaze overnight as the home burned, with residents recalling the scene and listing victims including Mrs. Lewis Cook and Evelyn Stilt and their children.
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Rally Riot in Bonn and Saint Etienne Aground
A chaotic scene reports twelve people hospitalized after a chair shopping melee tied to Christmas markets in Bonn Germany and Saint Etienne France. West German and British actions are noted amid postwar tensions as De Gaulle named rallying efforts meet Communist interference.
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Iron Curtain
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GE spokesman predicts transocean television within generation
General Electric spokesperson Walter R. G. Baker says transoceanic television is likely within this generation and that demand for sets could be met by five years from now. He notes production should scale to meet rising demand and mentions broader implications for home entertainment.
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Walter R. G. Baker
Pinion Fia
London
George III
N.P.A
England
A Jung
Today’s Chuckle Bright Eyes Enigma
Humorous quip warns against loving bright eyes that may be sunlight shining from behind, a playful caution about misreading glare as affection.
Posse hunts cop killer in Maryland woods
Police comb thick woods after Cleveland patrolman Haas is shot dead by George F. Ross who escaped in a running gunfight. Ross, 27, a former convict, was sighted near a filling station 12 miles west of Baltimore as state troopers and Howard County officers search for him. he is also wanted in California and Washington for burglary and auto theft.
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