LIDS OFF 2 Million in Uniform Seen
Washington reports the active forces may exceed 2 million as Congress scraps the 2,005,882 cap. Army Navy Air Forces and Marines total about 1,438,000 with Air Force hinting at calling up reserves within a week. May rise uses National Guard and Reserve strength. weather noted at Syracuse track event.
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Leopold Returns From Exile Calls for Unity in Belgium
King Leopold III returns to Belgium from exile and urges national unity as the country remains split over his throne bid. He vows to pursue appeasement and a national concord, supports the Atlantic policy, and honors those who fought Nazi occupation while facing opposition from Socialists and Liberals who demand abdication.
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Leopold
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Haren
Jean Duvieusart
Parlament
Brabancanne
Leopald
Todays Features and Global Politics on Page Four
The page lists features on Today’s Features and international concerns about Communist moves in Yitgastasia and Greece. It mentions writers like Dewitt Mackenzie and regular columns such as Tattorint Page Comics Crospy and Dr Dean Horascope with various sections and page numbers.
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Phine Ning Whneks
Yitgastasia
Greece
Dewitt Mackenzie
Dean Horascope
Jean Kain Osher
Hetins
Monkey Gave Rail Worker A Rough Trip To Toledo
Jocko the six pound monkey escaped his cage aboard a New York Central baggage car from Syracuse to Toledo. The animal swung from ceilings and boxes causing headache for E A Anderson and train staff. In Toledo Union Station firefighters and zoo keepers captured Jocko with a net. Anderson resumed his run to Peoria.
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Syracuse
E. A. Anderson
Buffalo
Anderson
Union Station
Fire Department
John Jugeneau
Peacia, I
Gas Rationing Not Seen Amid Wartime Push
Senate vote backs extending enlistment terms while officials from Interior, API, and IPAA say oil and gas industry can raise output if military demand grows. No current need for domestic gasoline or fuel oil curtailment. industry expects to meet rising civilian and military needs without rationing.
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Washington
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cBi
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Korea
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Girl Drowns In Well At Grandparents Home
Catherine Lillian Bashaw, two, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Bashaw of Syracuse, drowned in a well at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Bolick Siergiey Union Springs. She had been with them since Thursday and was found this morning by aunts Wanda and Mary Siergiey. A physician said she had been dead about a half hour.
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Catherine Lillian Beshaw
Vernon Bashaw
Syracuse
Bolick Siergiy
Wanda Siergiey
Mary Siergiey
Census to Release U.S. Population Figure
The Census Bureau planned to announce a preliminary U.S. population figure within the 350 to 151 million range. The official number was to be completed by December to be sent to President Truman and then to Congress for apportioning House seats among states.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Dutch Ship Joins Forces Off Korea
A Dutch naval craft has joined forces off the Korean coast amid unclear details. Officials said the vessel’s exact type and operating area were not known at briefing, with observers noting uncertainty about east or west coast deployment.
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Netherlands
Sighs of Stability in CAMO Market Tension Amid Pressure
A spokesman from the Hey Gian Ministry of Supply notes stock levels firm amid rising tensions. Officials say production and distribution remain steady despite broader economic strain.
Two men sentenced to death in Liberec spy trial
In Liberec Northern Bohemia two men were reported sentenced to death and 14 others to long prison terms in a major spy trial. The case unfolded in Czechoslovakia amid a crackdown on espionage activity related to Cold War tensions.
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Czechoslovakia
Liberec
Bohemia
Meat Prices Start Down
The American Meat Institute says prices are easing after panicky buying drove peaks. Korean tensions triggered the rush to stockpile, but demand has cooled, easing prices on pork joints and other cuts.
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American Meat Institute
Hungary Sends Aid Team for North Korean Field Hospital
Pravda Budapest reports Hungary has sent equipment and personnel to set up a field hospital for North Koreans. A brigade of doctors and nurses has been flown from Budapest to assist, according to Pravda’s Budapest correspondents.
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Bravda
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Red China Poses New War Peril
Allied forces clash as US First Cavalry and 24th Division reinforce near Taejon amid new Communist offensives. Kinmen barrier reports prompt Formosa bombardment and a call for Seventh Fleet protection. Yonggok recaptured, an all out push on the eastern front appears underway.
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United Press War
Peter Kalischer
Robert Bennyhoff
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Gallant Commander Gen Dean listed as wounded missing
Wallington dispatch reports Maj. Gen. William F. Dean commander of the U S 24th Division in Korea officially reported missing in action after a losing battle for Taejon. Indications were he had been wounded when Communist forces stormed toward his convoy. MacArthur and the Pentagon conveyed concern.
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Ite
Mercury 50 Degrees Sets New Cold Record
The mercury dropped to 50 degrees at 5 AM setting a 35 year low for the date, after falling to 49.5 degrees earlier, with a high pressure system centered over the Great Lakes driving the cool spell. The forecast calls for a rise to about 54 tonight and a return to warmer, fair conditions tomorrow.
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Submarine sighted off Grand Banks sparks Cold War talk
A trawler captain reported sighting a submarine on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, described as Russian in build. Ottawa officials say reports are under investigation with no confirmation. Australian and Canadian sources discuss potential Soviet naval activity and U S led aid implications amid rising tensions in the Atlantic.
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U.koren
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Arthur A. Calwell
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