Spearhead Advances as Korean Troops Push Past 38th Parallel
South Korean forces pressed deeper into North Korea with reports of advancing beyond the 38th parallel amid uncertain American support. A 150-vehicle Red supply convoy was sighted near Pyongyang, while General MacArthur announced the Third Division's arrival to bolster the Far East command.
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Manchuria
Red China
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Shaw Discharged From Hospital After Illness
Shaw, a year old playwright, leaves hospital four weeks after a fracture. He is in good spirits and was carried from a rolling bed to an ambulance for a short trip to Ayot St Lawrence.
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Eng
Ugh Bone
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Ayot Si Lawrence
Skyscraper Tower Reaches 1467 Feet in Manhattan
The feature notes a new television tower rising in Manhattan to 1467 feet, touted as America’s tallest skyline height. Max Hall writes in The Natina Today as editors discuss the project. Other sections preview amusements, finance, classifieds, sports and pictures across pages 19 to 38.
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America
Hr Christivas Tine
Max Hall
Sie Eitorinnage
Connie Ida Jean Kain
Benn Crosisen
Mary Hawoyti
Karl Wilson
Old Capone Gang Crimes Heard By Senate Panel
Federal and state officials sought to round up remnants of Capone era gang members in Chicago as U S Senate Crime Committee hearings opened. Subpoenas were served on brothers and associates. Capone kin faced questioning over recent slayings.
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Tee
Chatman
Ester Kefauver
Dr-Tenn
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State Department
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Boyiel
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Charles Pischetli
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Mercer
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Los Angeles
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New York
Pat Tal Lucia
Campagna
Att Lorney
Boyle
Matt Capone
Calif
U. S
Kefauver Senate
R. Randolph Unter
Wireskoto
Tuition drop shocks Syracuse University enrollment
Enrollment at Syracuse University plunged after an unexported admission nep caused the 1960s campus to fall short of expected 600 students. Officials aimed to reduce the population from 44,000 to 12,000 but only about 31,000 showed for classes, prompting budget cut plans and equipment requests as they reassessed registrations and class attendance.
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Genesee St. Armory
Ressien Croups
United Nations considers Korean peace plans in Vienna
The UN moves toward a showdown vote on East and West Korea peace proposals. Vishinsky argues for immediate recess and withdrawal of foreign troops, while Britain and seven nations back the American plan. Yugoslavia and India push for a subcommittee compromise as others abstain or back the eight-nation plan. The proposal envisions a short occupation, UN supervised elections, and economic aid with a strong UN commission.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Kenneth Younger
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Indix
Boll
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de. T. F. Tsiang
Korea
Russia
Soviet Union
Australia
The
Philipines
Pakistan
Cuba
Braz
Netherlands
Norway
Lower Meat Prices Loom in Debates and Weather Outlook
The fourth day of debate centers on rival plans to manage meat prices with Western and British backed proposals. Reports note Russian withdrawal demands and UN policy, while The Mercury notes Korea and economic controls shaping prices. A weather forecast predicts frost easing, rain ending, and gradual warming into Friday with clouds today and tomorrow.
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Observees
United Nations
Torees
Korea
Calture Department
Andrew P. Feller Ace
Prices to rise and fall with seasonal demand forecast
The department expects monthly price movements for entig and other items to extend into price controls. Forecasts show volatility as cooler months approach, with meat and dairy costs rising and later easing in fall and early winter.
Non Communist Delegates Call For Clear North Korean Cease Fire
Delegates argued that cease fire terms echo Security Council demands North Korea has ignored since June. They urged North Korea to comply with General Idee Oppert to achieve a stable halt at once.
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Idee Oppert
Best Years Are Ahead
A fragmentary personal reminiscence set in Boston recalls past events and future hopes. The speaker mentions an explosion, injuries, and a wish to see someone again, while reflecting on a recent hardship and the belief that the best years are ahead.
Mayor Warns Tax Outlook Dims for 1952 Budget
Mayor Corcoran warned the city’s financial situation will worsen in 1952 with a state mandate to raise teachers salaries and proposed taxes on accommodations, hotels, rooms and utilities. He noted the Common Council’s rejection of two and one percent save taxes would force about 2.4 million dollars in 1951 cuts, while surpluses from 1949 and 1950 could influence 1951 and 1952 planning. Some city employees may forgo the $200 yearly wage increase for 1951, and a veto on three permissive taxes was not expected unless unions forego the raise.
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Uni Atel Common Council
Ae Sid
Cary’ Jooran
Man and Wife Die Within 13 Minutes
An elderly couple appears to have died within minutes of each other yesterday. The man, 22, and the wife, 68, were found in their home with unclear circumstances. A hospital report notes both were pronounced dead shortly after discovery.
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W. Vatar
Mica
Lewis Beward Beaver
Sans Bearer
Perth
Konstanty Plans to Beat Yanks in World Series Opener
Relief pitcher Jim Konstanty, 72 hours off rest, prepares to face Vic Raschi of the New York Yankees in the opening game of the 1950 World Series. Konstanty, noted for a strong relief record this season, says staring at the Yankees doesn’t bother him.
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Pitthec
Jim Konstanty
Philadelphia Philles
Vic Raschi
New York
Konstanty
Tve
Yankees Remain Scoreless in Rough Inning Against Phillies
Play by play shows Raschi and Woodling with key hits and fielding miscues as both teams strand runners. Berra and Ennis alter the action with sharp grounders and outfield throws, while Woodling injures a shoulder after a foul ball at the box seats. Continued coverage on page 2.
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Goiter
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Shark Lott
Turkey Extends Defense Pact Interest But Not Alliance Entry
Washington reports Turkey expressed willingness to join the Atlantic Pact defense framework in the Mediterranean area. The State Department said notes exchanged between Secretary Acheson and Turkish ambassador Feridun Erkin do not grant full twelve-nation alliance status.
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Washington
Turkey
Mediterranean
Allianos
State Department
Acheson
Feridan C. Erkin
Hehart
New York
Food Price Index Takes Sharp Drop
The index shows a sharp drop in wholesale food prices this week, with declines led by key commodities. Prices fell across the market, dragging overall index values lower and signaling softer food costs for retailers and consumers.
Agitators Routed by Socialists Across Vienna Railways
Soviet Vienna saw 43 Communists arrested for disrupting traffic as Socialists and workers halted key services. Rail, trolley operations largely continued with clashes centered in Favoriten and around the Danube bridges. Police mobilized consolidating control while vigilante groups formed in western districts.
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Favoriten
Russian Vienna
Elen
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Ee Hitzing
Borse
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