Reds Reel Under Twin UN Attacks In Korea Fronts
United Nations forces press on in Korea as Reds retreat on western and central fronts. Allied strikes disrupt enemy formations near Karangos and Seogi while pushing toward Pyongyang’s northern approaches. Chinese forces flood the line with small arms and machine gun fire as UN troops advance.
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LORYO
Atyibborn
South Korea
Koreen
Eighth Army
Karangos
Karangpo
SU Mules
Seogi
Belavy
Pyongyang
Adjoining Buildings Hit In Salina Street Fire
A fierce 8:40 AM blaze at 140 N Salina Street damaged Ray Furniture and nearby stores. Firefighters treated several injured and fought heavy heat and smoke, with water and smoke damage to Roy's and adjacent shops. Officials blamed interior walls and schismed fronts, with insurance covering Roy Co. loss. weather and later showers noted in Moravia and surrounding areas.
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Roy Furniture Go
Ray Furniture Co
Selina St
Bay Store
Russell Rigging
Capt
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Engine Co
LS Francs Maloney
David Bart
Roy
Endicott-Johnson Shoe Store
Sisgerman's Liquor Store
Rey
Palyoiman Francis Carroll
Jacob Fielschman
The
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Sam
Theale
Moqravia
Kenneth ©. Bierce
Miles
Soulth
Archbishop Graesz Plot Alleged in Hungary Trial
Dr Brajos Pongracz testified he wrote a document in which Archbishop Graesz promised to take over as Hungarys chief of state and confessed plotting with American aid to overthrow the Bulgarian government. He said he gave the document to Albert Sherer Jr a US officer to deliver. The four remaining defendants confessed to various charges.
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Bimapest
Hungary
Brajos Pongracz
Graesz
Pongcacz
Legation
WMAL
Archbishop Groesz
Albert Sherer, Jr
Colmer
Russians decry American rowdies at Tolstoy museum
London dispatch from the Literary Gazette claims eight members of the American Embassy visited Yasnaya Polyana, shouted anti Soviet slogans, and behaved as “mobiled” during a tour of Tolstoy’s shrine. The piece accuses the group of drunken revelry at the Tolstoy estate.
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London
UIS
Literary Gazette
Russia
Yasmaya Polyana
Ihe Iamed
Tice Tolatey
Bidglary “Gazette
Yasanya Paolyana
Today’s Features Herald Korea Conflict Coverage
An abbreviated front page note references ongoing Korea conflict reporting and editorial emphasis. It mentions outrunning danger with global respect and armament themes, plus a brief guide to sections including Amusements, Deaths & Bridge, Financial, Churches, and a Reporter feature.
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Korea
Dave Toot
Boyle
Tegular
Notables Attend Schoeneck Funeral in Syracuse
State leaders from across New York will attend Monday's funeral for Edward Schoeneck notable lawyer, former Syracuse mayor, and former state lieutenant governor. Services are at 2 30 PM at his home 500 North McBride Street. A 15 member delegation led by Lt Gov Frank C Moaye will represent the Senate.
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Merc
Pierce Wee
Helen Haines
Isforavin
Wile Short
Tompkins
Haines
Eve Piercer
Fort Dix
N. J
Pierce
Williams St
Europe
EL Hayes
Mets
Arlene Roe
Cen-Louisville
Christine Pierce
Iam
New York
Tejol
Buffalo
Moravia Baptist Church
Indian Mound
LY Governmient
Edward Schoeneck
Dily
Syracuse
N. McBride St
Frank C. Moaye
State Senate
Hedyat
Ny Senate
Arether W. Wicks
Wicks
Elmer Quinn
Plane Found In Jungle Moravia Liberts Ur
A Pan American World Airways plane with 40 aboard vanished Thursday while trying to land at Roberts Field near Monrovia. Dense jungle terrain and limited communication hampered search efforts. A parachute rescue team was en route and doctors and ambulances were mobilized from a Lutheran mission about 13 miles away as officials awaited word on casualties.
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Moravia
Liberts Ur
PatsAmerican World Airways
Monrovia
Roberts Field
New York
Jerash Frene
West Plans No War Anniversary Statement
The State Department announced no joint peace statement will be issued on Korea’s first anniversary. Diplomats from 18 countries involved in Korea discussed the matter. The United States opposed a truce proposal, citing no Chinese Communist interest.
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Washidyulun Uwi
West Arm
Abulea
Korea
Sal4 ‘Department
Lincoln White
State Department
Acheson
Warren Austin
Unite Nations
Thei
Get a Horse TERTY Ul 4 Paul Revers y
A blue-coated policeman named Reveres, son of Witker, requested a hearing to insult a lawyer. Magistrate Tolan Janasen kept Reveres driving license after the incident.
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Paul Revers
Revere
Witker
Tolan Janasen
Ship Strike Is Settled After Wage Talks
NEW YORK, UP The National Maritime Union says strike action by C S engineers and radio operators ends as agreement nears with shipowners on 44 hour week by December 16 and an eight percent wage rise. Atlantic and Gulf coast ships may return to normal by Friday. Fog delays flights at LaGuardia and Kennedy airports with several outbound and enroute planes canceled or delayed.
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C. SO
Gulf
Weekeld National Madtime Union
Ic. S
Marine| Engineers Beneficial Association
C.J. Q
American Redip Association
C. To
Atlantic
la Guardia Field
SER
Cradle Days Memory Loss Student Advances in School
Charlotte report: a 19 year old girl with memory loss since last fall has resumed study, learning elementary work at over one grade a month under private tutoring. Teachers expect her to return to her high school level after more months of lessons following a 1950 graduation.
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Charlotte
N. C
Lince
Nemet Carolyn Binghem
Fired Too Fast, Officer Says
Former Navy lieutenant complains he was discharged from the Naval Reserve last month before receiving back pay and final settlement. He claims administrative connections forced his removal after criticizing the administration and Far Eastern policies. He vows to defend his oath to the Constitution.
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Washington
William Henry Evanger
Navy
Bdzewater
Naval Reserve
Administration
Matthawa
Sevral Hundrerdt Doliacs
Muskegon man finishes auto theft sentence and faces new charge
Fred Nuttall, 30, of Muskegon, has completed a prison sentence for auto theft and was arrested again on auto theft charges. He allegedly stole a car on his way home from prison. Clyde W. Beal Jr., of Oakland, California, was expected to dock in New York today after sailing solo from the Canary Islands in his 33 foot sloop The former Coast Guard lieutenant undertook the voyage with a radioless, engineless craft.
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Muskegon, Mich
Fred Nuttall
Muskegon
Sleop
New York
Clyde W. [Beal Jr
Oakland
Cali
Canary Islands
Coast Guard
Meutenant
Chuckle at Bar Prompts Neighbor’s Humble Honor
A barroom quip has one patron praising his wife as the most wonderful worm in the world, insisting the compliment is her opinion and not his. The exchange blends humor with playful vanity as neighbors share a toast.
Dewey to Tour Pacific Front in Bid to Back Chiang
Governor Thomas E. Dewey announced a 25 000 mile trip next month to the Korean front and the Pacific region to bolster anti Communist efforts. He will confer with Chiang Kai Shek in Hong Kong and meet leaders in Japan Australia New Zealand the Philippines and Malaya. Dewey departs New York July 1 flies to Tokyo July 2 and arrives July 4 Japanese time. He plans to address the American James Society in Tokyo and then proceed toward Korea. He says the trip is not a presidential campaign gesture and he is traveling at his own expense with State Department approval. He has discussed the trip with John Foster Dulles.
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Albany
Thomas JE
Dewey
Pacific
Lermoisi
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
China
Indonesia
Malaya
New York
San Francisco
Tokyo
Dewey Villey
Korea
U.S
Qewey
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Dewey Rules Out Pacific Treaty Talks Amid Travel Plans
In response to questions about a Pacific defense pact like NATO, Dewey rejected diplomatic forays. He outlined a forthcoming tour to Tokyo, Korea, Manila, Hong Kong, Singapore, and other Far East locations, accompanied by Public Service Commission member Past Lockwood and his former secretary, noting Lacksood will take the trip as vacation.
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Dewey
Tokyo
Korea
Manila
Hong Sang
Lacksood
Czechoslovakia expands Skoda plant at Pilsen says report
A Paris bureau reports Communist Czechoslovakia plans expansion of the Skoda armament factory at Pilsen. The Vienna edition notes talk of widening production capacity amid postwar defense buildup.
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Vienna
Austria
Ground Observers Corps volunteers aid urgent air tracking
At Syracuse Filter Center area volunteers from the Ground Observers Corps helped the Air Force track an omaray fireraft over Syracuse before noon. About 225 volunteers participated in exercises as 24 women in plane head gear joined 200 spotters at 8,000 observation posts nationwide. Under supervisor Gant Woodrow W a lake officer, they plotted direction speed and altitude on a large board, with coded conversations, concluding on page 2.
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Soracuse
Air Force
Gant
Woodrow W
Say- Lake
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