UN Awaits Lost Red Delegation in Korea Debate
Lake Success dispatch says the UN Security Council postponed a six nation resolution demanding Peiping withdraw its troops from Korea. Chinese Communist delegates arrival remains unsettled as Trygve Lie presses Maal Tze-Tung for word on when representatives will attend. Wednesday was slated for talks on Formosa and the Korean crisis without a vote.
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Telephone Lockout Marks Strike Tactics Across Nation
New York reports 17,000 striking Western Electric workers disrupted service as picket lines formed nationwide. Operators refused to cross lines, with Bell system staff facing lockouts. National strike director Robert Pollock warned of further actions as long-distance calls dropped to 67 percent.
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Winter Arrives With Light Snow in New York State
The first official snow of the season reached Sil AM today totaling 3 inches before melting. Forecaster Andrew P Keller notes Armistice Day snow is late but not record, with past first snows in 1916 and 1935 arriving in late November. Temperatures hover near freezing. light snow persists in the Lake region as colder weather moves in tonight and tomorrow.
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Red China Leader Says Envoys May Seek UN Talks
The article notes General Mao leads Red China in seeking possible negotiations with the United Nations, as Peiping envoys appear open to diplomacy. The piece previews editorials and a page of features including comics, crosswords, and Dr. Dean Harascape, with sections listed for Financial, Radio, and Deaths.
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Syracuse fashion show casts four male models
Four male students from Syracuse University’s College of Home Economics modeled outfits at a Student Union show themed The Case Under the Chimes. Bill Orange and four men posed in sportswear to formal wear, earning admiring glances. they declined professional modeling, saying they were roped into the event and must pass a severe beauty test for such work.
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Taft Says He Won’t Seek 1952 GOP Nomination
Senator Taft announced in a candid interview that he is not running for president and would not campaign for the nomination. He said he could consider the offer but would not initiate a campaign, and he urged the party to draft him only if needed.
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City Marine Survives Lost Battalion Fight
A City Marine recounts surviving the Lost Battalion fighting as part of a unit noted for stubborn defense. He describes tight positions, enduring fire, and the blunted enemy efforts that failed to break their line despite heavy pressure.
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Army suspends training to allow Christmas home visits
The Army announced a United States troop training suspension from December 28 to January 1 to let soldiers visit their families during the Christmas holidays. The pause includes two legal holidays and two weekends, reducing training days but enabling personnel stationed far from home to travel, with the plan expanding beyond the initially planned two weekends.
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Typhoon Warning Buoys Ryukyus With Strong Winds
The Far East command issued a typhoon warning for the northern Ryukyus and Okinawa. The storm was reported to carry winds from 56 to 96 miles per hour threatening the American B 29 base area with potential damage.
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UN vote looms as Chinese delegation uncertain in Prague
Officials say no word on the Chinese Communist delegation traveling through Prague en route to the United Nations to testify. If not arrived by Wednesday, the Security Council will likely proceed with a vote on a Korea withdrawal resolution backed by the United States and five others, despite Russian objections. The council also plans to discuss Israeli Arab armistice violations in Palestine, with the Peiping delegation’s status remaining unclear and visa facilitation in Prague announced but not yet applied for by the delegation.
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Armistice tribute at Tomb of Unknown Soldier
At Arlington National Cemetery crowds and leaders honored the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Armistice Day. An honor guard saluted as wreaths were placed by government and civilian groups. Marshall and others recalled Korea deaths, while calls for mobilization urged by Erle Cock. Ceremonies began at 8 30 AM with Blue Star Mothers president Hazel Scott leading a wreath act.
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Elemental Edinburgh cinema opens for children first
A new movie theater in Edinburgh displays a policy that children are primary patrons while adults may enter only if accompanied by a child. The unusual rule suggests a focus on family audiences in the area.
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Tammany Chiefs Stand by De Sapio in Election
Tammany leaders pledged support to Carnine G. De Sapio for mayor as Tuesday’s election approached. A-Saga era tone notes Ferdinand Pecora as rival, signaling party cohesion amid a contentious campaign.
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Trade Pact Urges Limited Service For Four F Teens
A fragmented report cites Italy and Western Army officers advocating a limited service pact affecting four youths. It notes a suggestion of changes involving Warner Bowles and a general, with references to military units and procurement costs around $140,008.40 as part of a broader discussion on alliance terms and troop arrangements.
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Yugoslavia Breaks Off Relations With Albania
Yugoslavia formally ends diplomatic ties with Albania and seals the Albanian legation in Belgrade. Belgrade orders expulsion of Albanian diplomats after accusing Albania of offensive activity and hostile propaganda. The move follows Albania's conduct and pro-labor relations in the region.
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Barber keeps 15 cent price to the end in Marietta
Longtime barber Bill Ray retires in Marietta with 15 cent hawk cut and dime shave unchanged since he started barbering at age 10. A new owner will raise prices. The page also covers Cold War era notes on Yugoslavia Albania and Korean War troop movements with Allied air support and UN actions.
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Canadian Nun To be Saint
In Vatican City tomorrow a beatification ceremony honors Mother Marguerite Catherine Bourgas Canadian founder of the Sisters of Our Lady. The order now numbers about 5,700 members with houses and institutes across Canada the United States and Japan. Born April 12 7620 in Troses France.
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Macy Seeks New Recount In Nassau Suffolk Vote
In Mineola, Representative W. Kings and Macy appear headed for defeat after a Nassau Suffolk recount shows Macy trailing Democrat Ernest Greenwood by 126 votes of over 152000 cast. Macy obtained a court order requiring use of all 60 voting machines in the First District and urged the district attorney to investigate why Macy faction observers were denied entry.
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MacArthur Denies Disregarding Orders in Korea
Tokyo reports General Douglas MacArthur denied charges he deliberately disregarded superior orders during operations in Korea. A spokesperson rebutted the accusation and emphasized his adherence to military aims to restore order and peace, contrasting mounting criticism from press and allied officials.
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