U S Seeks Revision of Wartime Yalta Clauses in Japan Treaty
Washington reports that the United States, in its Japanese peace treaty proposal, seeks a re evaluation of Yalta era terms. It would affect bases in Japan and arming rights, and calls for reviewing Fos mal arc islands and special rights in China, challenging Soviet gains. police officials note past pacts may be void.
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United States
Russia
Yalta
America
U.S
Japan
Formosa
Pescadores
South Sakhalin
Kuriles Islands
China
Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
Winston Churchill
State Department
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Suppression of Reds on Manchurian border praised as military feat
Hugh Baillie of United Press calls suppression along the Manchurian frontier a military miracle of the first magnitude in an editorial. The feature notice lists contents for today’s pages including Amusements, Editorials, Churches, Financial, Classified, Radio-TV, Sports, and Todays Pictures on page 16.
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Europe
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Reds on horseback victory drive flattens first real opposition
United Nations forces pursued a Christmas push toward Manchuria and Siberia, with heavy clashes across central and eastern fronts. American units, including the 24th Division, reported advances on the Yalu and Chongjin amid a sweeping counteroffensive as MacArthur leads the Nutcracker offensive.
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Yalu River
Chongjin
Beating Reported Near Oneida Street
Mrs. Bertha E Hewitt 36 of 325 Oneida street was attacked in front of 427 Oneida street around 2 AM. She suffered facial injuries and a suspected purse theft containing $10 and rhinestone earrings valued at $5. Police contacted, ambulance dispatched. investigation led by Acting Detective Michael Corbett.
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Bertha E. ‘Hewitt
Oneida St
Oneida’ St
Onondaga General Hospital
University Hospital
John Hewitt
Tax Men Eye Cohen Deals
Internal Revenue agents and U S attorneys probe gambler Mickey Cohen income tax returns. Cohen testified he borrowed about 300000 in three years, much without interest or collateral and little repaid. FBI searches for Eddie Borden, Cohen associate, who disappeared like former Cohenites Dave Ogul and Frank Niccoli.
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Internal Revenue
U. S
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Kefauver Senate Crime Committee
Mason D. Lehing
Washington
Internas Revenue Bureau
Charles E. Davies
T-men
West
Bureau
Ernest A. Tolin
Aids
FBI
Eddie Borden
Ilike
Severe coastal storm hammers New York area with deaths and flood
Steady 83 mph winds and heavy rain drove seas a mile inland around New York City and along the Eastern seaboard from Virginia to New England. At least two people died in weather-related incidents including a man struck by a car in New York City and another killed by a falling tree in Bloomfield New Jersey. Abnormally high tides flooded lower Manhattan and damaged media buildings while rail lines and airport towers faced disruption. Ten people were rescued from collapsed cottages on Staten Island as buses ferried passengers between Matawan and Perth Amboy. Continuous winds reached up to 96 mph at Bear Mountain as warnings predicted snow flurries later.
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Virginia
New England
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Perth Amboy
Eastport
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Dunkirk
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Idlewild
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Mitchel Field
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New York Journal-American
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Woman Shot as Hunters Seek Mad Gunman In Philly
In Philadelphia a 31 year old bookkeeper Gladys Audy was shot in the hip while walking with her mother near a bus stop. Police fear a mad gunman is on the loose after a third shooting in two days. Earlier a rookie police officer's wife was wounded and later a 15 year old boy was shot in the hand at another intersection.
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Philadelphia
Gladys Audy
Hepburn in Court Over Mink Coat Blaze
Actress Katharine Hepburn, en route to Wichita for a performance, caused a minor court scene after a highway patrolman ticketed her chauffeur for speeding. The incident ended with a $10 fine for the driver and Hepburn defending her $5,500 mink coat as it was singed in a courtroom stove mishap.
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Miss Hepburn
Young
Cox
Newhill
Two Killed In Highway Accidents In Onondaga County
Two people died in separate highway crashes. Charles J. Hawker, 20, of Clay, died when his car left N Main Street in North Syracuse and struck a tree. He was a Sea Scout leader and survived by his parents and sister. Howard Hill, 65, of the Onondaga Reservation, was struck on Route 11A near Nedrow by a car driven by Andrew Pierce after being blinded by oncoming lights. Hill's wife and four children survive. Pierce will be questioned by the district attorney.
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Coroner’s Office
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Vernon Hawker
Margaret Hawker
John C. Hawker
Frasier Funeral
Donald Prigge
Woodlawn
Hill
Nedrow
Andrew Pierce
Pierce
Charles Post
James Bateman
Floyd Henhawk
Catherine Nichols
Taxed to Hilt in Formosa Private Auto Taxes Set
Chinese Nationalist officials announced Formosa will assess annual taxes on private automobiles ranging from 720 to 1800 units of currency. The move applies to all private car owners and signals a broad fiscal measure in the territory.
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Tatpey
Formosa
Reds Release 2 Prisoners From Russian Hold
British authorities announced that Russia released an RAF pilot and a British serviceman who had been detained since September. The relief comes amid ongoing wartime diplomacy and prisoner exchanges.
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Rerlingf
Gale Blasts Syracuse as Storm Rages Across Central NY
A cyclone blasted Syracuse and central New York with gale winds snow squalls and freezing temperatures. Meteorologists warned the city faces continued severe winter conditions as authorities report toppled trees damaged property and widespread calls for assistance. Peak gusts reached 56 miles per hour at the Municipal Airport with the storm expected to worsen tonight and into tomorrow.
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Syracuse
New York
Onondaga County
Draft board keeps trying, GI is 4-F
The mother of Stuart B Baxter says she’s tired of notices that her son has been classified 4-F by the draft board. Stuart, 22, has served a year and a half in the Army and fought in Korea as a private first class. Yet the mail brings postcards saying the draft board still considers him unfit for service.
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Johnson City
Stuart B. Baxter
Stuart
Korea
Dayton traffic aid and near hit with hunting arrows
In Dayton a burly pedestrian thanked a traffic officer after a helper’s slap on the back. In Westchester a police chief reports three steel arrows whistling past his car as deer hunters apologize. county bans firearms in favor of bow and arrow to reduce road hazards.
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T. D. Speng
Armone
John Hergenhan
Westchester County
Hergenhan
UN to Hear Reds Today at Lake Success
A Chinese Communist delegation arrives in New York as the United Nations Security Council sets a 3 PM meeting to tackle the Formosan and Korean crises. The council president ordered the session after talks with emissaries, highlighting a linked charge of U S aggression against Korea and Formosa.
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Formosa
Council
Lake Success
MacArthur
Korea
United States
Worst winter storm pounds Eastern cities nationwide
A fierce storm battered New York, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Philadelphia with up to 20 inches of snow in Pittsburgh and heavy rain on the coast. At least 28 deaths were reported, with many in fires and accidents. Transportation collapsed and power lines failed as a broad region faced record cold and high tides.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Ohio
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West Virginia
Are You In My Dear in New York Social Register
The New York 1951 Social Register lists up to date society members including 24 year old model Jayne Bridgett of Mayville Wisconsin who married socialite Gordon Murray last year. It notes the Marquess of Milford Haven who wed Mrs Romaine Simpson of New York last February and other notable names such as Burke's Peerage entries and Mrs Winthrop Rockefeller among the ins and outs of high society.
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Prevty
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Winthrop
Bobo Rockfeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Henry Ford
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