U.N. urged to order Chinese out of Korea now
The United States pressed the United Nations Security Council to demand immediate withdrawal of Chinese Communist forces from Korea. Britain and France backed the move, seeking rapid action without waiting for a Peiping delegation, amid plans to draft a resolution and possibly deploy a 14 nation Peace Observation Commission to Manchuria border areas.
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NPA Decides On Controls On Industry Output
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer said the government will rely mainly on mandatory orders to control production as the National Production Authority shifts away from voluntary measures. He warned volatile, industry-wide compacts won’t work and anticipated impacts on industry by next spring or summer.
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Sawyer
West Germany Joins UN Agency
West Germany joined the Food and Agriculture Organization today in its first membership in a United Nations agency. Delegates to a special session voted by secret ballot 49 to 40 in favor of West German membership with one abstention.
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Washington
West Germany
Food and Agriculture Organization
United Nations
Faror
Major Struggle for Political Power Shifts Views
Editorial notes a shift in political power dynamics with the Republican Party gaining influence. Marquis Cutts writes on the page, while other features include comics by Jean Kain and a Dean crossword by Mary Haworth. Regulars such as Talking It Over appear on page 23 alongside sections on amusements, finances, bridge, classifieds, and city life.
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Mary Haworth
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Tibet Appeals to UN in futile bid for aid
Tibet has appealed directly to the United Nations for help against Chinese invaders. Tibetan forces, led by a one eyed general, struggled near Lhasa as Beijing pressed toward the city. The UN was seen as unlikely to intervene with Tibet not an official member, while India anticipated only sympathies.
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China
Stassen Sees Vote Blow to Socialism in Taft Victory
In Allentown, Harold Stassen claimed Taft’s Ohio win shows labor should stay with labor leaders and stop backing political causes. He defended Truman’s socialistic program against an aggressive labor campaign to unseat him.
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Man dragged 2 Miles On Tow Chain In Warsaw Injury
In Warsaw Indiana a man was dragged 2 miles on a cement highway after his leg became entangled in a tow chain. George Stump of Marlow Indiana was injured and requires hospital care following the accident.
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Fire Rages Through Coast City Amid 50 mph Winds
In San Bernardino California a massive blaze fueled by 50 mile an hour winds swept the northern residential district. Fire fighters fought through the night as hundreds fled their homes. dawn revealed one home destroyed on a hilltop, several badly damaged, with many others lightly burned.
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Fire Turmoil and Political Fireworks Across Regions
A brushfire driven by fierce winds scorched brushland near foothills, injuring 14 firefighters with facial and eye injuries. In Washington, Republicans mull a new un American Activities inquiry and a joint Senate House committee plan as Taft celebrates reelection and a lame duck session looms. Senator Taft and GOP figures weigh party strategy for January hearings. A man attempted self-harm by slashing abdomen with a razor. police report his condition as serious.
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Telephone Strikers Hit Picket Lines Across States
Telephone installation workers from 17,000 Southwestern Electric and AT&T teams disrupted 30 states, with 51,000 of 75,000 operating workers idled by pickets. Reports describe sometimes peaceful actions in Arkansas, Indiana, and Ohio while isolated sabotage threats emerged. A bus crash near Otisco injured 17 children. one driver and several students were treated locally as crews investigated.
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Homefolk Operation to Bring Scranton Relatives to Atterbury
Camp Atterbury Indiana readies for Operation Homefolk as 450 relatives and sweethearts travel from Scranton to visit the 105th Infantry Regiment of the Pennsylvania National Guard now in Federal service. Travelers cover round trip and hotel costs. Scranton Times plans to send a delegation.
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Faulkner and Russell Receive Nobel Prizes for 1949 50
American novelist William Faulkner and British philosopher Bertrand Russell were named Nobel Prize in Literature laureates for 1949 and 1950. The Swedish Academy chose Faulkner of Oxford Mississippi and 79 year old Russell, renowned philosopher and mathematician, from over 50 candidates. They will receive the prizes from King Gustaf VI Adolf as the Nobel Foundation marks its 50th anniversary this year. The prize totals 43 kronor plus a final sum. further details note prize funds and historical context.
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Indictment Ties Collazo Torresola to White House attack
The grand jury charged Louis Collazo and Griselio Torresola with first degree murder and related counts in the Blair House assault. Prosecution says they aimed to kill President Truman during the November 1 incident. Indictment cites injuries to witnesses and a nurse, plus collateral wounding of several people in the White House area.
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Dewey to Push Power Project In Albany Speech
Governor Dewey returned to Albany before about 3 000 cheering supporters and called his victory at the poll a vote of confidence in a plan to develop cheap electric power. He urged Washington to back the St Lawrence River project with Ontario to harness power. federal approval had not yet been given.
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Snow Tonight Predicted With Record Cold Air
U S meteorologist Andrew P Keller warns of heavy snow despite early disappointments for snow lovers. A cold front will push in with gusty winds up to 1020 miles per hour and low temperatures around 24 to 25 degrees tonight. Light snow is expected to continue tomorrow with a chilly high near 38 degrees.
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Regiment Advances Five Miles Toward Chosin Reservoir
U S Marines pushed five miles toward the Chosin hydroelectric reservoir in Northeast Korea. The Seventh Marine Regiment overran Koto, eight miles from the reservoir, and is believed to have destroyed seven battalions of Chinese troops defending the area. Allied units linked with First Corps across the peninsula as Ninth Army and Tenth Corps reported gains in northwest and eastern sectors. A massive buildup of up to 46 000 Reds in interior mountains signaled possible future attempts to split UN forces.
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Shoes Walk Off With Watchman in Philadelphia Theft
Philadelphia police arrest James Hill 67 in Camden for allegedly stealing 20 000 to 190 000 pairs of shoes from Aoon’s shoe factory over three years. Detectives say he moved about 5 000 pairs from his basement storage to a van.
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Mrs. Rosenberg Slated For Big Defense Post
Washington reports Mrs Anna M Rosenberg of New York is recommended by Secretary of Defense to become assistant secretary of defense. She has not yet been appointed to cabinet and would be among the top civilian leaders in the Defense Department. Born in Budapest she came to the United States after World War I and has held senior posts in the department, with potential roles in the RRA and other commissions.
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