Chinas Civil War War Report From Suchow Fronts
The official Chinese reports claim 90 000 Red casualties east of Suchow near Nanjing with government forces advancing. Red troops are said to be under pressure while the Communist radio speaks of eastward pushes and encirclement efforts around Suchow as Central China battles intensify.
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Suchow
Nanjing
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Tsinan
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Mukden
Tre
Yuan
Communist
China
Suming
Suisen
Suing
Chiang Sends Letter To President Truman
Undersecretary Lovett reported that President Truman received a letter from Chiang Kai-shek. Wellington Koo had urged an American policy statement of sympathy and support, to bolster Chiang’s anti-Communist faction. Lovett avoided further detail, noting the White House already indicated communication with Chiang.
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Lovatt
Truman
Chiang Kai-shek Lovet
Wellington Koo
Lovett
Changs
Koo
State Department
Chiang
TODAY'S FEATURES IN THE STRUGGLE AGAINST COMMUNISM
A newspaper page summarizes editor notes on the United States stance toward world communism China and Greece. It lists feature sections including comics Ida Jean Kain De Dean Crossword Mary Haworth Horoscope and TALKING IT OVER. It notes page numbers for the following sections and features readers toward page 18 for Today’s Pictures.
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China
Greece
Ime
United State
Marquis Ghidy
Ida Jean Kain de Dean
Mary Haworth
Dumus
Exennower
Financia
Iedge
Ing Reputer
Raum Lie
Bacal
Deatns
Winchell
Runaway heiress in custody dispute unsettles county
Phyliss Hockaday a one year old runaway from St. Petersburg Florida poses a custody problem for county authorities. Juvenile court referee Genevieve Taylor says the case may require a psychiatric examination and questions whether the best place for the girl is with the family or in Florida Court. The parents' indecision and unknown destination complicate the matter as officials weigh options.
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Columbus
Phyliss Hockaday
Lorida
Miss Hockaday
St. Petersburg
Fla
Genevieve Taylor
Ement
Miss Taylor
Florida Court
Mss Taylor
Baby killer gets 15 years in first degree murder
Elmer Levy Paul, 28, of 306 Walnut Ave, was sentenced by Judge Leol Breed to 15 years to 30 years at hard labor for the June death of 36 month old Doreen Fielder. Paul, a boarder at the Fielder home, had pleaded guilty after psychiatrists found him sane. He struck the child 30 to 60 times in a fit of anger. his mother Elizabeth Paul sobbed as the sentence was pronounced.
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Elmer Levy Paul
Doreen
Fielder
Paul
Elizabeth
Genesee St
Leol
Atuca State Prison
Imother
Holdup Alarm Turns Out To Be False At Syracuse Bank
Syracuse police responded to a noon holdup alarm at a local savings bank. Dispatchers and officers moved quickly, drawing police from traffic and detective units under orders from supervisory staff, but authorities soon declared the incident a false alarm with no robberies or injuries reported.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Saings Bank
Rand
Edward Geiger
Wwe
Arthur Casey
Posable Robbars
Moly
City to curb ordinances on sound trucks during nights
Mayor Costello and Corporation Counsel Hornbeck commission a local law to regulate sound trucks. The plan mirrors a recent city law restricting use within 500 feet of schools, churches, hospitals, and courts between 10 PM and 8 AM. Fees, penalties, and review procedures are outlined, with final legal language to be drafted.
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Frank J Costello
Wounsel
Cbt
Feet Corporation
Lyle W. Hornbeck
Consina Inney
Diivers
Nedesans
Loralion
Pigs Smuggling Probe Targets Alcohol Lull Theory
A congressional probe into smuggling rings revealed methods used by car dealers to obtain exorbitant profits, with testimony noting a scheme tied to alcohol lulling hogs into silence. The committee chair described disclosures as cover for illicit activity while officials traced the operation across border routes and involved the Beverage Bureau in records.
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Wassingpon
Gressiona Committee
Fedor
Leo Thine
Iiernit Bigvenue
Charman Macy
R-Ny
World Citizen Detained as U S B 29 Lands Safely
Report says Henry M Noel an American of Newark is detained in Baden by French authorities over a manslaughter case linked to a B 29 air fight over the Atlantic last year. Capt Thomas Jewe’s unit radioed distress as the bomber landed after the incident. The plea deal was reported from Newark.
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Tisanmnuss
Germany
Amy
Henry M Noeler
Newark
Baden
Anne Seaman
Ardent
United States
NEW Lore
Thomas Jewe
Atlantic
Sore
Avores Istritt
Countess Faces Jail Over $2200 High Stakes Poker Check
Virginia district attorney Robert Berry says New UPA socialite known as the Countess Miss Henya C A Krashodehsky of Philadelphia could avoid jail if she covers a $2200 bad check used to back Beveridge’s gambling debts. Beveridge, a Vancouver, Washington man, left town after checks were offered to cover losses. TheCountess allegedly played most of the high stake poker while Beveridge wrote the checks, and authorities questioned a nonexistent Diesel & Biddle Bank in Philadelphia.
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Virginia Orty
UPA
Jaid
Robert Berry
Henya C A Krashodehsky
Philadelphia
Burdette Beveridge
Vancouver
Wash
Berry
New York City
Beverly Hills
Meuco Crly
Heveridge
Beveridge
Len Halley
Forrestal Will Visit Truman
Announcement that Secretary of Defense Forrestal will fly to meet President Truman at the White House stirs speculation on his cabinet future. Presidential Press Secretary Charles Ross said Forrestal would be a guest at the Naval Air Station base before returning to Washington.
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Won West
Fla
Defense Forrestal
Norrow
Liniman
Charles CG
Ross Sud
White House
Naval
U S Expert Tries To End Dock Tie up
An official from Washington arrived in New York to mediate the coast waterfront labor dispute. William N. Margols, assistant to the director of the Federal Mediation Service, initiated talks to bring the workers and employers together and end the tie up.
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U.S
New York
Willian N. Margols
Federal Mediation Service
Washington
Frs
Precarious Tale of Cash Basis and Preparedness
Fragmentary passage discusses a cash basis Thames Mitchel fit star and Bhs Prong preparedness. It notes positivity about preparedness and mentions a groom seeking credit from a man who questioned trust in decisions. The garbled text leaves many names and details unclear.
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Bhs
Danish Bank Refuses Transfer Of $600000 Inheritance
A Copenhagen based bank declined to transfer a $600,000 inheritance to Seaburg, a Cape Char present Danish foreman, who hopes to use the funds from an aunt he never met. He contemplates staying in his current home and job or relocating if the money becomes available. He has been a working man all his life and awaits decision.
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Man
Chicago
Gunnar Seabare
Seaburg
Heby Hansen
Cape
Copenhagen
Robbers seize gold from man in Greenville home
Police seek a man and woman who broke into Robert Cooper’s Greenville residence yesterday at gunpoint. They bound him and his wife, forced the wife to open a small safe, and pulled a four-tenth bang from Cooper’s mouth. Frustrated by little money they found, the pair took a $2,000 diamond ring and an old coat, and used pliers on Cooper’s badge to coerce him into revealing where more money might be. No additional cash was found.
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Robert Cooper
Coopers
Cooper
Tiny
Unclear incident in Michigan deer season prompts odd scene
An unidentified man at a Michigan factory sought a deer while a broken hinge was fixed. In Philadelphia Miller faced $69.22 in parking fines but waited for his meal as the judge asked what he was waiting for, replying he needed 50 cents change.
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Menislng
Michaep A. Pha
Michigan
Ned Patch
Milley
Miller
Clothier
Mille
Peace Is Forecast Waning in Palestine Rains Hope
UK observer Liam Riley, chief race observer for the United Nations, predicted complete peace in Palestine. The forecast signals a fragile, fluctuating path toward stability amid ongoing tensions, with officials urging restraint and renewed diplomacy during the Christmas period.
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Wanes
Asig
Witliam Riley
United Nations
Palestine
Christmas
High Winds Persist in Syracuse Area Amid Storm Fringe
Winds averaging 26 mph with gusts to 50 mph hit Syracuse as part of an intense storm centered near Sault Ste Marie. No major damage reported. Colder air moves from Buffalo but temperatures will not plunge sharply. Rain totals reached 8 inches overnight with tonight's low around 40.
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Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Towight
Sault Ste Marie
Buffalo
Transport Adrift Near Atlantic Burned Airship Mystery
Westover Field Maine area reports a US Army transport possibly burned in the Atlantic about 1300 miles east of Boston. The injured Comfort aircraft is thought to have lost an engine and may be disabled after a fire. Coast guard and air base officials monitor the situation for rescue and recovery.
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Suchow
Hing Po-Tao
Sevant
Siendw
Ik Sat
Westover Field
Macc
US Army ‘Transport
Atlantic
Boston
U S insists on end to Berlin blockade talks
The United States Britain and France tell UN leaders they want Berlin disputes kept in Security Council hands while the Soviet blockade of the western sectors remains unresolved. They reiterated a four power approach and urged active support for mediation by the Security Council president. Marshall said the United States stands ready to negotiate with Russia once the blockade ends.
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Paris
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Russia
Securty Council
Ponce
United Nagions
H. V Byatt
Assembly
Trygve Lie
Hussia
Council of Foreign Ministers
Lie
Twe UN
Britan
Counc
Argentina
Juan A Bramaghe
Isue
Security Council
Miost
Marshal
Truman
Russa
iSecurity Council
Marshall
Ein
Food Price War Shakes Indianapolis Stores
Indianapolis housewives rushed to stores as a coupon war heated between chain grocers and independents. A chain mailed homes a $5.20 coupon book, while independents honored rival coupons. One retailer cut coupon items by 10 cents for a week, sparking shoppers to stock up before the offers end. The buoyant dispute had an estimated $2,000,000 in circulating coupons as wives cashed in for bargains.
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Indianapolty
Ight
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