New York Bus Strike Threatens New Year Toll
A New Year’s Eve bus strike threat grows as operators and the Transport Workers Union near a wage dispute for 8,000 drivers and mechanics. A special committee proposed funding based on increased operator revenue, but no agreement yet. A belt subway plan from Queens to Nassau County was submitted to the Board of Transportation for LI transit improvements.
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Guerrillas Hamper Red Supply Movement in Korea
Chinese Nationalists report intensified guerrilla activity in China delaying supplies for Red armies in Korea and disrupting operations in Southeast China opposite Formosa. They say Communist forces diverted troops from Tibet invasion. a broader impact on regional supply flows is implied.
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Senators Split on Acheson Ouster In Washington Standoff
Senator Langer opposed replacing Dean Acheson as Secretary of State saying unity is needed against danger. Senator Ives backed staying with commitments from the Brussels conference while repeating calls for Acheson’s resignation. The discussion aired during a radio program as the political dispute over Acheson’s future intensified amid GOP pressure. Vandals Blow Up Rural School In Summersville West Virginia On Christmas Eve a rural school and a nearby building were damaged by an explosive device, investigators report.
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Rhee Regime Still in Seoul
Seoul reports indicate President Syngman Rhee denied rumors of a government evacuation amid calls to protect national assembly members. He warned such claims would aid Communist forces and disrupt democracy while urging officials to support UN efforts. An unrelated report notes a police case in Vallejo seeking a killer of a 53-year-old mother of six.
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Crashed Plane Made Two False Starts
Fifteen survivors of a Canadian Pacific airliner crash near Mount Okinagan said they were offered refunds after the Vancouver departure failed twice. The plane, which crashed in the Cascade Mountains, killed the pilot and co pilot. Iris McLelland of Vancouver described confusion about the trouble.
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Women Protest Ike Over Germany Policy in Denver
In Denver three women identify as Mrs. Baila Lindenauer Mel Lee Wood and Mrs. Susan Cinee picketed General Eisenhower. They voiced opposition to a move that could restore German military power though they admire Eisenhower. Mrs Wood cited her 9 year old son being drafted and said she does not want him allied with those who butchered many of their people. The women described themselves as Jewish and Christian.
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Tank Busting Rifle Goes Into Production
The Army announced that its new anti-tank weapon the 105mm jeep mounted recoilless rifle the M-27 is in production and capable of knocking out tanks. Officials did not confirm Korea usage but noted favorable battle reports on related weapons and tanks including the Bazooka 75 mm recoilless rifle and M 46 Patton.
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Ike's Army Chooses Home for International HQ
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower's international army headquarters recruits are underway in Iowa and Germany, with secretaries chosen for German French and Italian language skills. A final site decision will be made by Eisenhower, with Versailles and Fontainebleau among strong candidates. Eisenhower is slated to tour Europe in January.
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Notable Deaths Across Nations Mention Several Distinguished Figures
A list of obituaries notes the deaths of Prof L S Berg president of the Geographic Society of the Soviet Union in Moscow and London. Lord Darwen prominent Quaker peer in Manchester and lord in waiting to King George VI. Ridgely Torrence New York poet editor and critic. Daniel J Lawlor longtime Pawtucket Times editor. Alfred Hume Mississippi educator in Giford Massachusetts. the Rev Walter Lee Sewell superintendent in Pittsburgh. Rose Moriarty GOP national chairwoman for women in Cleveland. Conte Pierre de Robil Detroit insurance executive and husband of Nancy Stair. Elinor Drury Columbus surgeon widow of Dr Robert H Drury. Frank Hudson Carlisle grid star in Wycombe Pa. Ianane Maier Caiserman Canadian Jewish Congress secretary in Montreal.
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Leaders Wrestle With Partial War Mobilization Plans
Washington reports show Defense Department favors partial immobilization to avoid prolonged public fatigue. Leaders worry support may wane during extended tension while Congress members press for stronger preparation. Marshall cautions against naive demobilization and seeks balance between full mobilization and weakness. Robertson recalls past cuts and questions sufficiency of current defense readiness.
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Assurance and doubt on war readiness amid Kremlin uncertainty
Robertson cites lack of sufficient protection and rapid delivery plans as war concerns rise. He asks how quickly defense supplies can be provided and what recommendations the Air Force and Army will offer, amid questions about economy and readiness. Outside the Kremlin, no one seems certain if a major war is imminent.
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UN Enters New Home in 39 Story New York Tower
The United Nations opens its new East 22nd Street headquarters in New York City with a 65 million building, housing 3,500 staff moving from Lake Success and Ore Lake sites, a skeleton staff of 300 at Lake Success for conferences, and a penthouse suite for Secretary General Trygve Lie on the top floors.
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Korean Actress Arrested in Seoul for Communist Materials
Seoul investigation board says Sunilay Kim Chook Ok, 25, was arrested in front of the municipal theater where thousands gathered for Christmas carols on charges of distributing Communist material. Police chief Col Kim Yong announced the arrest and stated the act occurred in Seoul.
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