Island falls to Red Chinese as Yikiangshan captured
Reports say an invasion force with about 70 ships and 200 warplanes seized Yikiangshan near the Tachens. Nationalist forces on the island were reportedly wiped out, with fires visible and defense ministers signaling concern over a broader invasion. The U.S. Seventh Fleet monitored the Formosa Strait amid vows to defend Formosa and the Pescadores.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Yikiangshan
Conanest
Red Radio
Defense Ministry
Tachen Islands
Chang Kai-shek
W Nationalist
Peiping
Yikdangshan
Tokyo
Taciw
Tachens
U. S
Formosa Strait
United States
Pescadores
Tikiangshen
Toumen Island
Toumen
Chiang Kaishek
Toumén
United Nations
Formosa Straits
Dulles to Get China Report Tomorrow On UN Mission
Secretary of State Dulles said he will receive firsthand information tomorrow from Dag Hammarskjold on the UN secretary general's mission to Red China seeking the lease of American airmen imprisoned as spies. He rejected claims the mission failed and outlined U.S. positions on Formosa ceasefire, Tachens defense, and Asia aid. He ruled out a Star Wars style program for undeveloped nations.
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Washington
Dulles
Dag Hammarskjeld
United Nations
Red China
Knowland
Yikiangshan
Tachens
United States
Asia
Both Sexes Should Be Ashamed Report Sparks Debate
An advance look at the police annual report by Police Chief Fred G. Arnold reveals gender gaps in arrests for public intoxication and traffic violations in 1854. Of 208 public intoxication arrests, 58 were women over 50. of 981 traffic arrests, 66 were women with 133 men over 50 and only three women.
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Fred G. Arnold
Drunk driving arrest follows rear collision in Baldwinsville
George C. Dutton Jr., 39, secretary treasurer of the American Knife Co. of Baldwinsville, was arrested in Erie Blvd and jailed in Cedar Street jail after his car rear-ended Lemuel Ellis’s vehicle at a traffic light. Dutton admitted fault and submitted to a drunken driving test. He is to be arraigned before Peace Justice George P. Kimball in DeWitt.
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Erie Blvd
Baldwinsville
George P. Kimball
DeWitt
George C. Dutton, Jr
Potter St
South
Otselic
American Knife Co
Baldsvinsville
Cedar Strail
Lemuel Ellis
Yates St
Syracuse
Erie
Kinnerd
Dutton
Albany battles over 10 percent income tax cut plan
In Albany the Republican majority pushes to extend the 10 percent personal income tax cut amid Democratic opposition. Senate Finance Committee favors both the income tax measure and a bill keeping the rate on unincorporated businesses. Governor Harriman’s signature is anticipated next week.
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Albany
Senate Finance Committee
Senate G.O.P
Walter J. Mahoney
Harriman
Expresso Harriman
Lyncourt
Monier
Henry el
Henry Elmer
Ayahoney
Roxford
Jeannette W.elmer
Plow Crews Get Breather Under Snowy Winter Conditions
Weather reports eased for local plow crews after heavy snow totaling seven inches on the ground with five and a half inches since Sunday. Cold snaps persist with low temperatures around 12 degrees tonight and 23 tomorrow, winds northwest at 15 to 25 mph. Monarchists in Madrid cheered as Prince Juan Carlos of Bourbon arrived to begin education in Spain under continued Franco-era conditions.
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Isnow
Madrid
Spain
Anthan
P. Keliet
Juan Carlos of
Bourbon
Portugal
Don Juan
Franco
Ethier
Keller
Britain Airlifts Aid To Snowbound Scots
London dispatch reports the Royal Air Force delivering aid to snowbound Scotland as drifts reach up to twenty feet, with supply planes dropping hundreds of relief crates to affected areas across the country.
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Britain
London
Europe floods and thaw trigger widespread deaths and damage
Weather fronts from Scandinavia lash Europe with dried snow and thaw fed floods. The Rhine and Danube are stressed as Western fronts report rising violence and river threats. At least 50 dead since Saturday across West Germany France and Switzerland with 20 more in danger. U.S. forces report river disruptions and crews evacuated as officers note heavy winter impacts.
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Europe
Rhine
Danube
Seine
Davis
Lawrence
West Ger
Page & Trany
France
Scandinavia
Switzerland
Momex
U.S
U. S
Sambazee
Minor collision settles for Edmand Beattie in El Monte
In El Monte California motorist Edmand V Beattie settled a minor crash with another driver after a brief exchange. He reported no injuries and noted that a wallet with $100 was recovered from the water while the other motorist left without providing a license number or details.
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EL Monte
Calif
Edmand V. Beattie
Quickis
Seine
Paris
Beattie
Key Charges In Lattimore Case Voided By Judge
Washington judge Luither W Youngdahl voided key charges in Owen Lattimore perjury case, ruling the new accusations vague and duplicative of the original. The ruling dismissed the main count and three others, leaving only potentially immaterial charges. the government awaits appeals and possible actions by Attorney General Brownell. Meanwhile reports from Scotland describe weeklong blizzards burying Sutherland Caithness, with the 13 Moon carrier dispatched to support marooned hamlets.
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Washington
Younedahl
Latlimore
Senate
Security
Institute of Pacific Relations
Youngdahl
U. S. Court of Appeals ‘l
Leo Rover
Jon Youngdahi
Rover
Haing
Lattimare Youngdahi
Brownell
Advange
Justin
Scotland
Sutherland
Caithness
Admiralty
Glo
Glasgow
Hug Harmon Raises $500 Amid Complaint Notice
A notice notes Henri Welz 82 complains about a $500 hug incident and related filing. The fragment indicates a dispute or complaint brought to attention with monetary details and dated context.
Millwork Co Building Burns in Skaneateles Fire
Fire wrecked the three story Skaneateles Millwork Co building in Skaneateles shortly before noon today. Fire Chief George Spearing summoned the County Mutual Aid for additional assistance. Auburn, Morville, and other towns responded to the blaze.
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Skaneateles Millwork Co. Sding
Fennell
Skaneateles
George Spearing
Througay
Frend Toon
Auburn
Mottille End
Crosby in Hospital After Kidney Ailment Report
Crosby in Santa Monica hospital recovering from a kidney ailment. Reports say his general condition was good last night. The fragment mentions a fire at a Pebble Beach building structure and the Fort Worth tournament context, with various names and losses noted.
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Santa Monica
Cail
Bing Crosby
St. Johin's Hospital
Two Women Barred From His Event In Texas
In Austin a state lawmaker proposed a two hour movie limit amid a chaotic scene at a Texas theater. The scene included two women refusing entry, a misfired slogan for Tremendous Texas, and reports of a fire at a nearby building driving two men to pull away with supplies.
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Austin
Tex
Tom Joseph Jr
Waco
Welz
Sick and Tired Grosso Council Fight Breaks Wide Open
A long simmering dispute erupts in the City Hall council chamber as First District Councilman Joseph Grosso clashes with seven GOP colleagues. Mayor Mead denounces Grosso as a speech slugfest ends with a police removal of his recording machine amid a tense 53 minute session. Harold Roderick is absent from the meeting.
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First District
Joseph Grosso
Harold Roderick
Grosso
Mead
GOP
Bor |Simmons
Off the Record Remark Sparks Council Meeting Tussle
Dr Joseph Grosso in a Common Council session declares remarks off the record as several councilmen and President MeLan ie Kreuzer object. Grosso threatens debate at the War Memorial while Kreuzer rails at the ruling. An appeal is quipped as a joke.
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Joseph Grosso
Melanie Kreuzer
Grosso
Mead
War Memorial
Boston Prison Uprising Ends After Seven Hours
Four inmates with long criminal records seized five guards at gunpoint to seize a car and escape from Massachusetts State Prison. State police with machine guns moved in after seven hours as heavy boxes labeled gas equipment were brought inside. Ten prisoners were released from solitary confinement, while twenty two were supposed to be in the cell block when the raid began. The four leaders surrendered after pleas from Catholic chaplain Rev. Edward Hartigan. the breakout failed and no immediate word on escapes. A prison-hostage incident drew in women visitors and ended with negotiations and no deals.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Sporadoes
Cellolock
Cherry Hill
Edward Hartigan
Father Hartigan
Rebel Leader Teodoro Picado Jr Reported Slain in Costa Rica
Costa Rica’s general staff announced rebel commander Teodoro Picado Jr. and 34 of his men were killed on the Santa Rosa front. They cited 25 rebels dead and 60 wounded, with government losses of 4 killed and 33 wounded as four U.S. fighter planes arrived in San Jose to bolster President Jose Figueres.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Costa Pica
Teodoro Picado, Jr
Santa Rosa
Piejade
U. S Milita Academy
West Point
U.S
Jose Figueres
Houston police respond to strange 911 call about missing child
Five year old Donnie Block reportedly safe at home after a dispatcher, Buzzy Teo Busy, relayed a frightened message about Elaine. Police and a clerk investigated the residence while Elaine laughed and Bunny Bleck spoke on the phone about Santa Claus.
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Houston
Elaine
Donnic
Nurses and Angels Comment in Quiet Bedside Exchange
A playful exchange centers on a nurse described as an angel last night. The dialogue between a parent and child hints at relief and reassurance as the child asks when the angel nurse will return, with the parent promising tomorrow.
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Key Island
Reds
China
Taylor
Seoul
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Far East
Fadar
South Korea
Taeku
Southeast Korea
Korea
Japan
Jeannette Elmer
Legislature
Senate Group
Oks Hrax
Bill
Kirtland I
Elmers
Edward
Elmer Dillon Harriman
Reece
Atlantic Ocean
Elmer
Maryland
Africa
Azores
Associated Press
Charlestown Prison
Mahoney
Mir Force
Navy
Lattimore
Crosby
Iat Pebble Beach
Cal
Williams G. Stewart Co
Iarass
Chomier
Ork Company
Robert J . Nels
Ork
John Cramer
Richard Ward
Ward
Grosso Council
Donald Fraf
I Men Council
Esburgh
Tomorrom
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