McCarthy Attacks Pearson in Senate Clash Over Communism
In a Senate floor exchange McCarthy labeled Pearson the “voice of internal Communist corruption” and accused him of being a weapon in a smear campaign against anti Communists. Pearson denied the claims and defended his record while McCarthy alleged Pearson took orders from David Karr.
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UN Assembly of 1950s falters amid Sino Soviet veto clash
The fifth United Nations Assembly largely ends amid a Sino Soviet stalemate on peace and China’s delegations. Nasro tlah Enttezant of Iran presides as the collective security framework emerges with veto-free powers to act in crises. Delegates push for peace patrols and collective security measures while Korea and Red China debates linger. The session closes after plans for armament talks and global arm control progress, with limited concrete results and a budget of about six million dollars for the year.
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Purge Planned in East German Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht announced a sweeping purge of the East German Communist Party. About 3,200,000 card holders in the Soviet Zone will be investigated on all life and activity aspects. Mass inquiries run daily from the 15th to the 30th. Current party cards are revoked and no new ones issued until the cleanup finishes.
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Yugoslav Aid Bill Ready for Passage
The $32 million Yugoslav aid bill, aimed at sustaining Marshal Tito's forces against the Moscow bloc, cleared Senate-Mouse conferees with agreement on a compromise to require Belgrade to establish a local relief fund. The fund would match relief supplies sold and be used for food medical aid and other relief needs.
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Planes Take 33 000 Chinese Casualties
Tokyo flagship report credits combined air forces led by Gen George F Stratomeyer with heavy losses among Chinese forces. Allied air fleets including 8th Far East Air Forces Royal Australian Air Force South African Air Force Republic of Korea Air Forces and U.S. Marine aviation reportedly inflicted major casualties and disrupted ground units.
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White House Mum an Firm Faces Oust Acheson Demand
New York The International Workers Order an insurance firm faces liquidation amid claims it is dominated by the Communist Party. Walter Brooks petitioned the State Superintendent to dissolve the organization as Washington debates calls to remove Secretary of State Acheson. President Truman and officials at the White House and State Department declined immediate comment. Acheson plans to travel to Europe to coordinate defense in Western Europe. Senate Republicans push for a clean sweep in the State Department, urging Acheson’s removal and personnel changes to restore confidence.
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Britain Paralyzed by Snowstorms and Cold Weather
Britain endures severe snowstorms and freezing temperatures disrupting road and rail travel across the Isles. Snowplows clear routes in northern areas as isolated villages face heavy snow banks and record subfreezing readings. Rail service slows, with some lines offering holiday travel rates and railway officials urging caution amid hazardous conditions.
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Passwords and Sentries In A Bleary Military Memo
A garbled wartime note describes a GI sentry receiving a jolt from a password puzzle. The fragment mentions Korea, a titled word likened to stately Anaia, and a fantasy overheard during a tense interrogation.
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All Red Teachers Face Dismissal in Subversion Case
A state board committee will decide next month whether communist party membership justifies removal of all public school teachers. The Feinberg law requires inspectors to list subversive organizations and impose a loyalty oath for teachers. Albany hosts the government hearing amid subversion fears.
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British to Move Troops to Germany
The British War Office announced a transfer of at least 20,000 trained troops to Western Germany from posts in Austria Prestaa and Britain. The units will include armored infantry and anti aircraft forces as part of the larger contingent, with about 50,000 men already in service.
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Alco Boost Forecast Upset at New York Plants
Am American Locomotive Company foresees wage boosts for workers in New York State as unions push for higher pay amid ongoing plant negotiations. Melony Molony, district director and union chair, confirms Latrobe and other plants face labor actions while company officials stay silent on specific terms. Talks continue as workers await possible wage changes and job security.
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Attack on Communist Scientist at College of France
Report describes a chaotic scene at the College de France where a Soviet era science figure faced harassment from medical students during a thermometry demonstration. The incident prompted police involvement and a call for order as the audience reacted with hostility and disorder.
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