Evacuation of Hungnam Led by Marines in Mass Withdrawal
MacArthur reported massive Chinese deployment forced the pullback of the 10th Corps and the 16th Army groups. In 13 days, 3 American and 2 South Korean divisions moved out of Hungnam by sea with 91,000 refugees and 350000 tons of supplies, as Navy demolition crews destroyed the docks and the city was left a smoking ruin.
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Dewey Maps Plans For Inauguration
ALBANY. Governor Dewey returns to work after Christmas as he prepares for a third term inauguration on January 1 and a message to the state legislature. On January 3 he hosted a family dinner at the executive mansion with Mrs. Dewey and relatives from Michigan Oklahoma and New Jersey, including Harold Hutt and Mr. and Mrs. Hutt. The governor’s sons John and Thomas Jr. attended. Thomas is a Princeton student.
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Lawmaker Urges Merchant Ships Certify Fleet
Representative Wickersham of Oklahoma called for immediate passage of legislation to certify merchant ships with tax and other incentives to boost shipbuilding. He noted the House Merchant Marine Committee already approved long range shipping measures “of military value” to secure a robust American merchant marine for defense and expanding commerce.
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House Merchant Marine Committee
America
Freed Cook Stays For Jail Dinner
A Columbus man described as the cook spent Christmas dinner in jail as heavy snowfall blanketed the area. The storm dumped 40.2 inches of snow locally with gusty winds up to 46 mph, creating slippery roads and minor accidents while city and county crews battled the blizzard through Christmas Day.
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Dewey to By-Pass Truman on Power
Dewey plans to bypass President Truman and appeal directly to Congress for a stop gap rent control extension and river power development for St Lawrence. He also vows a sharp attack on famine aid and oil supplies, while pressing a 1951 agenda of defense outlays and civil defense measures amid a tight lame-duck session.
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Truman to fast pack for Blair House talks
President Truman plans a late night stay at Blair House with Secretary Acheson and Defense Chief Marshall as he discusses departures of Gen Eisenhower and a new Western European defense force. The briefing also notes rising Chinese Communist activity and Korea preparedness.
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Speech Specialists Demonstrate Stuttering Device
At the American Speech and Hearing Society convention in Columbus Ohio, experts showcased a four lane recorder dubbed the stuttering machine. The delayed playback prevents hearing current speech, causing speakers to stumble, redden, and strain as they repeat and race to continue.
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American Speech and Hearing Society
Politician Vows Continued Fight for Cheap Power
A public figure pledged to persist in efforts to secure affordable electricity for residents, asserting commitment to serve the common people and press for lower rates amid rising energy costs.
TV Called Help In Mobilization
Brig. Gen. David Sarnoff, chairman of RCA, said 10,000,000 TV sets in the United States reach 40,000,000 people. He argued TV can speed defense mobilization and extend radio’s audience, offering unity of purpose for the nation.
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David Sarnoff
Chaiman
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United States
House Holds Off on Defense Money Bills Until New Year
Legislative notes show reconciled differences on defense funding and civil defense measures remain unresolved. No final action anticipated until the new year as the House schedules only token meetings through the coming week.
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