UN Forces Drive Koreans, Reds on Mountain Ridge
UN forces chased retreating North Korean units along a 15 mile eastern front in central Korea and pushed Chinese troops from a mountain ridge overlooking Hoengsong. Lt. Gen. Almond said two of three North Korean corps are crippled, as UN gains include Chongsan and roads linking Pyongchang to Une. South Korean troops won a local victory on the Hoengsong front, driving rear guards from the ridge and securing Twinnam Creek.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
Korea
Hoengsong
Edward M. Almond
U. S. 10Th
Chongsan
Pyongchang
Une
Panghim Road
Pangnim
10Th Corps
Rea
Wonju
Twinnam Creek
Colmak
Cop's Son Charged in Fatal Hit and Run
George W. Eaget 37 of 108 Fairmount Ave Liverpool pleaded not guilty in Police Court to criminal negligence in the death of John Goslowski 69 as he crossed Seventh North Street. Bail set at 1500, Eaget also faces public intoxication and leaving the scene. Goslowske had two broken legs and a fractured skull. Funeral arrangements by John B. Murphy Funeral Home. Survived by wife Anna and several children and relatives.
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George W. Eaget
Fairmount
Liverpool
Goslows
Roger
Baldwin
Eager
Thenigan
Sager
Goslowski
Stad
Wolfst
John Banuski, Jr
Willamac
Banuski
Goslowske
John B. Murphy
Court St
Anna_L. Gosiowski
Betty Gagney
Marie Boulais
Joseph
Anthony
Thomas
Francis Goslowski
John Gale
Fred Goslowski
Collazo Trial Under Way In U S District Court
Oscar Collazo a Puerto Rican nationalist goes on trial for his life in federal court for the assassination attempt on President Truman. The 87 year old was led into the courtroom under heavy guard as jury selection began from a panel of about 200.
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Washington
Oscar Collazo
Federal District Court
White House
President Truman
Collazo
3 Die in Crash at Honshu Air Base
An American C-46 transport plane crashed at a southern Honshu Air Base last night killing three crew members. The twin engine aircraft struck a hill while returning from a routine flight. Names of the victims were withheld.
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Tokyo
Honshu
Dispute Over Inhor’s Place in Defense Org Prompts Power Struggle
Editorial notes a continuing clash for influence within the defense organization amid the broader battle for control following the rise of trade unions in mass industry. Marquis Childs frames the issue as part of ongoing power realignments.
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Inhor
Marquis Childs
Joyful polio survivor Benna Kay wiggles toes
Tulsa story reflects a six year old polio victim, Benna Kay Kime, who after braces and hardship, cries with happiness as she wiggles her toes after prayers for walking. Her mother Mrs. Carl Kime and siblings watch. Concluded on Page 11.
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Tulsa
Okla
Benna Kay
Carl Kime
Kime
Carl, Jr
Diana Sue
Mama
Darling
Work Brigades Tackle Sampson AFB Repair Job
Geneva reports an army of carpenters electricians plumbers and others work today on the Sampson Air Force Base overhaul under a new 12 million dollar contract awarded to Sampson Air Force Base Contractors by Army engineers. Restoration of vandalism damage is excluded from this contract and will be addressed later in the new construction program. The original estimate was 2.68 million but costs rose as work continued.
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Herald-Journal
Geneva
Sampson Air Force Base
Army Engineers
Army
Pravda Insults UN 43 Times in Story
In a two column article on the Korean War Pravda labeled United Nations soldiers bandits barbarians cannibals monsters savages and invaders in total 43 times. The article also described Koreans as peaceful citizens and Chinese as volunteers.
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Selgrade
Yugoslavia
I Zagreb
Vjesnik
Stalin
Pravin
Pravda
United Nations Soldiers
Barbarians
Monsters
Savages
Invaders
Rain Tonight and Snow Key Pad Post Foretold
Weatherman Keller predicts rain tonight with a temperature fall tomorrow morning around Syracuse to 36 degrees then a high of 33 with rain changing to snow flurries and a night low near 20. Winds shift from southwest tonight to north northwest tomorrow. Prime Minister Attlee announced deputy supreme commander of Atlantic Pact naval forces will be British and named Vice Admiral William Fechteler. Churchill had criticized the appointment.
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Andrew P. Keller
Lake
Huron
Syracuse
Keer
Keller
Mercury
London
Allee
Atlantic Ocean
Attlee
House of Commons
Jr. S
William N. Fechicler
Commons
Fechteler
Winston Churchill
Britain
Bradley cites 250000 American troops in Korea
Gen Omar N Bradley told Congress that about a quarter of a million Americans are fighting in Korea and a rotation system to bring them home after six to eight months service is being planned. He warned that peace talk should not breed false security and urged readiness for a continued emergency.
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Washington
INS
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
Korea
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Armed Services Committee
Hing Bull
United Nations
Fentagon
Army
Navy Osources
VHE
Quadruplets Prove Healthy After Sudden Arrival
The Pappas quadruplets at Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore remain in good health days after birth. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pappas, both 28, were surprised by the delivery of four babies instead of twins. The hospital reported all four are thriving and Mrs Pappas exclaimed how wonderful they look.
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Baltimore
Pappas
Maryland General Hospital
Edward Pappas
Frontier duel ends in double murder in Texas cafe
In MINEOLA Texas two rival men Rufus Browning 55 a cattle dealer and Joe Henderson 45 a railroad conductor killed each other in a cafe showdown before a lone waitress. Browning crawled to Henderson and fatally stabbed him as both died from gunshot wounds. Local law calls it double homicide with inquest pending.
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Mineola
Tex
Rufus Browning
Joe Henderson
Browning
Henderson
Justice of the Peace
Dick Pendleton
Bill Knipper
EL Warn
Kate Womack
Kaippol
Harmon Proposes Trash Can Rules For City Cleanup
Public Works Commissioner Frank F. Harmon asks the Common Council to amend garbage rules. Cans must be removed from streets on pickup day, sizes limited, and fireproof metal cans required. Violations carry fines up to 50 dollars, jail up to 150 days, or civil liability up to 500 dollars.
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Frank F. Harmon
Public Works
Common Council
Bookie Gross Goes Before Jury Today
Harry Gross, a major bookie, is summoned to appear before the Brooklyn Grand Jury today. He faces questioning over alleged grafting policemen and related connections as part of the grand jury investigation.
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Bookie Gross
NEW YORK _ W
Ture
Harry
Brooklyn
Gross
Fig
Wrong bag snatched as purse thief misses valuables
Mrs. Boris Levin was robbed of a pocketbook containing $1.25 while the other bag with $17 000 in hotel receipts went missing. Police recovered the wallet later beside a road in Lakewood New Jersey after a pursuit. The hotel owners are named Mr. and Mrs. Levin.
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Lakewood
Boris Levin
New Irvington Hotel
Oil Loan Influence Case In Washington Examined
Senate witness Berriam M. Lindsley testified that Donald Dawson was named as the key to E Merl Young's Washington influence in a dispute over an 85 000 dollar potential payment. He cited John B Skiles as the source and described discussions tied to an 18 million dollar government loan for Texas mass Petroleum.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Donald Dawson
Truman
E. Merl Young
Berriam M. Lindsley
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Dallas
Fulbright Committee
Young
White House
Lindsley
John B. Skiles
Dullas Rfc
Skiles
Tax Mass Petroleum Corporation
Ya Dawson
Tolt
Dawson
Texmass
Senate approves three month rent control extension
The Senate Banking Committee voted unanimously to extend rent control to June 30 and directed Maybank to introduce the extension. The panel will consider further extension when reviewing the Price and Wage Control Act.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Burnet R. Maybanie
Maybank
London
Petman
Pete
Wrahty
Man Recovering After Self-Inflicted Wound Shooting
In Columbus a 35 year old man John Parkins was recovering in a hospital after a self inflicted thigh wound from a .22 caliber pistol. When questioned by sheriff's deputies he said the wound happened because nothing else would do.
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Columbus
John Perkins
Parkins
B-25 Crashes Near Sharon Kansas
An Air Force B-25 crashed eight miles southwest of Sharon and ignited in flames. Investigators reported the crash amid unclear details about crew safety and the bribe allegations involving a gambling ring and police protection.
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Sharon
Kan
Ings
Vance Air Force
Enid
Ohio
Navy to launch first postwar anti submarine submarine
The Navy announced plans to launch its first postwar submarine designed to hunt and kill other submarines at Groton Connecticut next week. The project has been a top priority as the service seeks true undersea warfare capability to bolster hunters killer operations against enemy subs.
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Washington
Ins
Navy
Groton
Conn
Pitcher couple win at butchery annual picnic events
At the butchery annual picnic yesterday Mrs. Pitcher won the pot-throwing contest and her husband Jake Pitcher won the 100 yard dash, both earning top prizes in the event.
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Pitcher
Jake Pitcher
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