Unopposed Dash Toward Yalu In Subzero Korea Warzone
In subzero weather American units push toward the Yalu River border with Manchuria. The Seventh Division advances through snow covered terrain to within two miles of Hyesan while defenses tighten along the northern border near Taechon as transfers prepare for border outposts.
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Tokyo
Hyesanjin
Korea
Yalu River
Manchuria
Associated ' Press
10Th Corps
Seventh Division
United Nations
Taechon
Tenth Corps
Hyesanjin Highway
Theorth
U.S. Seventh Division
Yalu
Douglas.MacaArthur
Tax Collusion Probe Opens As Hearing Begins
San Francisco based senate crime investigating committee will probe California racketeers tax evasion through collusion with Internal Revenue Bureau agents. Senator Tobey joins as first member for two days of hearings to seek truth behind income tax fraud claims and a paper corporation set up by bureau employees.
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San Francisco
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
California
Internal Revenue Bureau
Charles Tobey
R-N Eld
California’ Crime Commission
Estes
Kefauver
D-Ky
Commission
Danish King Frederik IX Sidelined by Rheumatism
King Frederik IX of Denmark is ill with rheumatism and bedridden leading to the cancellation of today's cabinet meeting. The notice circulates among court circles suggesting a temporary downturn in royal activities and state affairs.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Frederik IX
Indo China aid and possible new U S appeal discussed
Marquis Childs notes that France's Indo China government is receiving military and economic help from the United States but predicts a fresh request may come soon for additional backing from American pilots and bombers. The piece appears in the editorial section with related features listed on pages 40 and 41.
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Indo-China
United States
U.S. Bambers
Marquis Childs
Sweater Girl Turkeys Stun Hollywood
Rancher Harold Sparling markets sweater girl turkeys at his Pavo ranch claiming 30 000 double breasted birds with Hollywood style. Billboards advertise the novelty as a holiday dinner lure while locals react to the unusual fowl portrait in a brassiere.
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Harold Sparling
Pavo Ranch
Jane Russell
Sparling
Search for Black Panther After Fresh Tracks Found
Sheriff's deputies organize a hunt near Des Moines after residents report large feline tracks in fresh snow. Ten hunters with dogs planned to track the animal and a trap was considered but officials say they will carry rifles and aim to destroy it.
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van Rees
Germans Reject West Arms Plan in German State Elections
In Wuerttemberg Baden and Hesse Socialist rivals defeated the Christian Democrats who backed rearmament. Communists failed to win any seats on direct ballot, polling under five percent. Socialists claimed a decisive victory with 35 and 47 seats, while Christian Democrats won 31 and 12. Refugee and Free Democrats gained seats as well.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Wuerttemberg- Baden
Hesse
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Europe
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Wesse
Free Democrats
Refugee Party
Wilt Knothe
South Hesse
Truman at Party Unaware of Small Washington Fire
President Truman and Mrs. Truman attended a reception at the Women's National Democratic Club with about 450 guests. A small fire in the back of the building was put out quickly and did not endanger them. The b laze damaged a fireplace as Truman quipped about knowing of the fire.
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Wasiington
Trueman
Waomen's National Democratic Club
Winds Down Trees and Power Lines in Syracuse and Watertown
A stiff southerly wind gusting to 51 mph toppled trees and knocked down power lines in Syracuse at multiple intersections, with service interruptions noted and rainfall reaching half an inch by midday. Watertown reported winds up to 70 mph as Arctic air moves in.
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Syracuse
Niagara
Mohawk
New York. Telephone. Co
Weather Bureau
Watertown
Andrew Y P. Keller
Arctic
Keller
State Rent Jump Denied by New York Official
State Rent Administrator Joseph D McGoldrick said no general increase in rents is planned by his office. He criticized rumors and stated no across the board rise was contemplated. A public hearing on new rent regulations is set for Wednesday in New York City.
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New Voorrk
Joseph D. MccGeldrick
McGeldrick
State Rent Commission
McGoldrick
Publc
Rent Central
New York City
Indian housing shortage ad seeks matrimony for flat owner
Advertisement reports a European businessman offering marriage to an attractive widow or divorced woman who owns a flat, requesting full particulars and directing inquiries to Box 11288 Times of India. The notice highlights a housing shortage reflected in a dated classified style.
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NEW Delut
India
Times of India
GOP Tax Plan Refused By Committee In Washington
House Ways and Means Democrats refused to hear testimony on a Republican substitute for the administration excess profits tax plan. The 15 to 10 vote preserved the rule that witnesses address only proposal framing. Reed of New York urged a 27 percent normal tax plus 28 percent surtax over 25 000. The administration favors a 75 percent tax on profits deemed excessive versus 1946 49 earnings. The National Association of Manufacturers opposes excess profits taxation as unworkable inflationary and unfair.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Reed
New York
Charles J. Soga, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
Standard Corporation
Three Women Sentenced for Bra Theft Ring
Marie Orr 21, Betty Corrigan 27, and Billie Ruth McNabb were each given one year at hard labor for smuggling rolls of quarters from a Southern Bell counting room in their brassieres. Defense urged leniency before Judge Ben C. Willard after an all male jury convicted them last week.
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Southern Bell
Harry Prebish
Ben C. Willard
Marie Orr
Betty Corrigan
Billie Ruth McNabb
Truman Seeks Six Month Rent Control Extension
House Banking chair Spence says President Truman wants a short session bill to extend rent controls to March 31 1951. He plans hearings and says he is inclined to support the extension if current law supports passage and applies to affected communities.
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Washington
Spence
D.-Ky
House Banking Committee
Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
Soviet Policy On China Draws UN Debate
Britain’s Kenneth Younger told the General Assembly the Soviet Union does not want the Chinese Communists seated at the United Nations. He argued Moscow’s counter proposal to the peace plan seeks to bind the Assembly and would permit non communist world contacts. He noted Britain opposed a resolution binding the Assembly to such a position even after recognizing Red China.
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New
York
Britain
Soviet Union
United Nations
General Assembly
Kenneth Younger
Russia
Trogvie Lie
Security Council
China
Younger
Fire Claims One Fireman in Downtown Block Blaze
A morning fire tore through a portion of a downtown business block killing one fireman. The blaze caused estimated damages of over 100000 dollars and forced 21 families from a nearby apartment building.
TV Antenna Sparks Fire In Indiana Home
In South Redn Indiana Ernest Kolesiak tightened an outdoor TV antenna when a 27 000 volt arc struck the house. Sparks melted pipes and scorched the walls as the power cut off and the TV and telephone were damaged. Kolesiak suffered minor burns while the family dog fled and later refused to return.
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South Redn
Ind
Ernest Kolesiak
No Change in Barbara Hutton Divorce Talks Says Heiress
Barbara Hutton, returning from Madrid, told reporters there is no decision yet on divorces from her fourth husband Prince Igor Troubetzkoy and that reconciliation remains undecided.
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New York
Barbara Hutton
Prince Igor Troubetzkoy
Madrid
Ancient scrolls claim foretelling of Christ's coming
The Syrian Archbishop of Jerusalem says religious scrolls found in the Holy Land show Isaiah and Habakkuk prophecies predicting the Messiah centuries before Christ. He notes links to John the Baptist ideas and phrases like the way the truth and the life, with translations to follow.
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Chicago
Holy Land
Christ
John the Baptist
Jesus
Mar Athansius Yeshu Samuel
Jerusalem
Sain
Oscroll
Isaiah Ceral
Transfers of 17 Priests By Syracuse Bishop
The Catholic Diocese of Syracuse announced transfers by Bishop Foery on November 30. Monsignor Gildea becomes pastor at St. Vincent de Paul Syracuse. Monsignor Buttimer moves to St. Peter's Rome. Edward J. Ryan shifts from Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception to Galeville.
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Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
David C. Gildea
St. Vincent de Paul
Edward’ P. Buttimer
St. Peter's Church
Rome
Our Lady of Solace Church
Cathedral of the Immaculate. Conception
Galeville
Pas-T
Indicted for Contempt in HUAC Testimony across 12 Defendants
A federal grand jury charged former atomic scientist Clarence Hiskey, heiress Louise Berman, and 10 others with contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions before the House Un-American Activities Committee. Also named are Juling Emspak, Thomas J. Fitzpatrick, Thomas Quinn, and other United Electrical workers linked to alleged Communist alignment.
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Congress
House Un-American Activities Committee
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
C.I.0
Clarence Hiskey
Brooklyn ‘Polytechnic Institute
Louise Berman
San Francisco
Communist Causes. Mrs. Berman Now Lives In New York. Juling Emspak
New York
The
Electrical Union
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Pottsburgh
US F
Thomas Quinn
Fort Pittshurgh
U. E
County Board to Vote Raises for Officials and Dept Heads
County Supervisors plan a 3 PM vote on a blanket pay raise, boosting top salaries up to $1,000 for supervisors and up to $500 for department heads. Several key officials including the county treasurer, clerk, and election commissioners are slated for higher pay, while some departments such as the sheriff and civil service see no increases.
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County Board of Supervisors
Charles I ‘Ames
County ‘Parks and ‘Regional Planning Board
Ames
Chatreman
Republican Party
Jwilan We. Edgecomb
Albert
Coling
Harvey S. Smith
Veterans’ Service Agency
O'Connor
Robert W. Sollinger
John Bachman
Charles Nana
Othetu
Albert. E. Merry
Animal ‘Disease Control Bureau
L. Gilmore
Charles T. Major
Board of ‘Equalization Commissioners
Civil Service Department
Man Missing After Fourth Day Search Near Porter Mountain
State forest rangers and volunteers searched near Porter Mountain by Lake Placid for Phillip Batchelder 55 of Tucson Arizona who disappeared during a hike with a companion. Fifty men took part in the effort but Batchelder has not been found following the fourth day of effort.
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Saranag Lake
Toray
Phillip Batchelder
Tucson
Ariz
Porter Mountain
Lake Placid
Batchender
Batchelder
Two Gas Victims Identified in Niagara Falls
In Niagara Falls a man and woman identified with help from relatives as Stan ley Cichon 79 and Alain A. Stan keavion 27 died after inhaling carbon monoxide in a tourist cabin. They had rented the cabin with two companions on Saturday.
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Niagara Falls
Fabian
Stanley Cichon
Alain A. Stankeavion
Oldest-Old Ventura Rivas Dies in California Heart Attack
In Santa Barbara Ventura Rivas, aged 1190, died Saturday night after a heart attack. He had lived at home, working in his garden and cutting wood, continuing a routine he enjoyed.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ventura Rivas
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