MacArthur denounces negotiating with Communists at Legion speech
General Douglas MacArthur told the American Legion that you cannot profitably negotiate with Communists and urged using greater military power in Korea. He criticized Truman policies and warned against trusting truce talks while calling for stronger allied defense and national resolve. Concluded on Page 2 Column 2.
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Miami
Fla
Douglas MacArthur
American Legion Convention
Kaesong
Far East
MacArthur
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Truman
Mac-Arthur
Marcrthuer
Chen
Pege & Column 2
Shell removed from U S Army private in Korea
Live shell cut from Pvt. Arthur C. Barres during a U S forces operation in Korea. Lt Joseph Adraanti of New London, Conn, helped with the procedure and two experts advised on preventing detonation. Medical officers said Barres is in good shape with no permanent injury expected.
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Korea
Cp -Paciers
Cutont Tve
Arthur C. Barres
Barrera
Joseph Adraanti
New London
Congress windup fuels clashes for access to federal funds
Marquis Childs notes on editorial page that today’s features reveal intense jostling among powerful players seeking privileged access to billions in federal spending. The section highlights other features across pages including editorials, classifieds, arts, society, financials, sports, and radio TV.
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Congress
Marquis Childs
Amusemente AL
Biare Odks
Lees 2S
Ing
Movers Find $1,000 and Hand It to Police
In New York two furniture movers with only $1.01 between them handed $3,000 found in a sofa to Lt. James Shields at the police station. They said they wished the rightful owner receive the money. The owners, identified as H Nelson Slater, may claim it within 90 days if uncalled for. A prior incident saw a mailman return $500 to the same precinct.
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New York
Tate
James Shields
Mutiny at Moundsville Prison as food offer ends standoff
About 1,300 prisoners at West Virginia State Prison mutinied over meals, storming cells and gathering in a frosty yard under 90 guards. Hunger drove the protest, bullets shattered locks, and after 18 hours the warden announced doors open and promised food. Major Bovies and state police arrived to supervise a peaceful conclusion.
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Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia State Prison
R. W. Bovies
The
West
Virginia State Police
Hej l
Wallace Denounces Budenz Testimony Before Senate
Former Vice President Henry Wallace denounced Louis Budenz's claims as slander and nonsense. He testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee that his 1944 China mission produced recommendations harmful to the Communist cause if followed. The room crowded as Wallace defended his record and attacked Budenz's testimony as an affront to the Senate.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Louis Budenz
Wallace
China
Senate
Budenz
Budenzin
States
Wallacei
American Bridge Co Covers Up Painted Bridge Sign
The American Bar Company sent men to cover up a recently completed bridge after it painted the word American in large letters on the structure. The sign read American BRIDGE CO in footnote style, prompting the cleanup crew to repaint over the message.
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Chicago
American Bar Company
Paint- S
U.S. Backs Britain Over Suez Crisis Stance
Secretary Acheson stated the United States supports Britain in maintaining its position in the Suez Canal area against Egyptian pressure. He called Egypt’s cancellation of the 1936 Anglo-Egyptian defense treaty without validity and urged Cairo to reconsider rejecting the proposal for a Middle East Command to defend the canal zone and the regional strategic area.
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Washington
Staite Acheson
United States
Suez Canal
Acheson
Egypt
Turkey
Middle East
Canal Zone
Ismailia Armed Camp as Britain Rushes Reinforcements
In the Suez Canal area Ismailia becomes an armed camp with machineguns and tanks as British and Egyptian reinforcements rush in. Parachute troops from Cyprus move to the canal zone while rioting leaves 7 to 12 dead. western Ismailia under British control behind barbed wire, eastern districts patrolled by Egyptian police.
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Ismailia
Suez Canal
Ritain
Sudan
Ashigga
Esvat
Farouk
Tan‘cashire Fusiliers
Dalei
RAF
Ismailia T
Nicosia
Cyprus
Canal Zone
Felmailia
Weather Turns Cooler With Cloudy Skies Ahead
Weather to turn cooler as conditions stay fair tonight with a low near 45. Tomorrow cloudy and slightly cooler with a high about 68. Yesterday’s high reached 72 and the overnight low bottomed at 47. From the Reports eastward to the Atlantic, conditions remain generally fair.
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Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Le Moyne College seeks annexation by Syracuse city
Le Moyne College plans to petition the New York State Legislature in January to annex its partly DeWitt and partly Syracuse campus into Syracuse. The college would gain city services and has begun legal work with Corporation Counsel George L. Richardson.
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Lemoyne College
Syracuse
William J. A
Schiaerth
Catholic College
DeWitt
Salt Springs Rd
Lasinghalg'rd
Sehlaerth
Corporation Counsel's Office
George L. Richardson
Salt Springs
Albert Rd
LeMonme
Twenty flee Yugoslavia in DC-3 for asylum in Switzerland
Twenty persons in a DC-3 plane fled from Yugoslavia today. One occupant requested asylum in Switzerland claiming they do not want to live under the Communist regime of Marshal Tito.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
Fof
Marshal Tito
Reds Trapped on Peak Near Kumsong In Korea
Allied forces pressed the central front drive toward Kumsong as the U S 24th Division and the South Korean Sixth Division pushed to within 2000 yards of the central bastion. Reds were described as slowly withdrawing with a trapped pocket on the highest peak guarding the southern approach. Initial estimates placed about 84 enemy in the pocket, though numbers varied with reports.
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U.S Eighth Army
Korea
Iice
Kumsong
Kunsong
Federal effort to curb gambling near Biloxi camps
Reports say the federal government plans to push an anti gambling drive along Mississippi’s Gold Coast. Senators Kefauver and the Senate preparedness subcommittee signal increased scrutiny of gambling involving servicemen near Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, with investigators possibly dispatched to Blox.
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Bisom
Miss
Mississippi
Gold Coast
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Biloxi
Keesier Air Force Base
Washington
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Blox
Senate Armed Services Committee
Probe Recessed Delaney Inquiry Delays Finances Hearing
Washington members investigating the Internal Revenue Bureau called a one day recess before resuming tomorrow the inquiry into the finances of former Boston collector Denis W Delaney He was fired earlier this year and is under indictment in Boston on bribery charges The inquiry continues to press for answers regarding past handling of Delaney s office.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Boston
Denis W. Delaney
Delaney
Fog Over Korean Hills Thwarts Mercy Hop
A 19 year old Marine in Korea was wounded deep in rugged, fog shrouded terrain making evacuation by helicopter perilous. An immediate rescue by a lone Sikorsky crew was attempted despite near blackout conditions. The mission risked men and gear to save one life as a hospital wait loomed hours away along treacherous trails.
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Ivanat One
Atomic Tests Themee Still Delayed
LAS VEGAS NEVADA AEC officials gave no comment on delays to Exercise Desert Rock amid weather and construction issues. Test manager Darrell Trier cited construction lag as a possible factor while troops may practice with non atomic blasts before the nuclear test series resumes this week.
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Las Vegas
Nev
GPA
Atomic Energy Commission
Desert Rock
AEC
Army
Darrell L. Trier
Barbers Strike Looms in New York City
New York barbers and manicurists in Manhattan face a pre strike meeting as the union demands a raise to seven cents an hour and wage improvements. Samuel Fiscela, president of the Broadway Master Barbers Association, says the demands could push men's haircut prices higher.
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Manhattan
St.y
Samuel Fiscela
Broadway Master Barbers Association
Tuner says bright eyes indicate curiosity
A lighthearted exchange notes bright eyes show curiosity while a playful contrast with black eyes adds humor. The item, labeled today’s chuckle, cites a witty remark from the Wintfost Cam likely as a humorous caption or caption-like snippet.
Strict Code of Official Life Urged in Senate Panel
A Senate ethics subcommittee urged tougher standards for officials and lawmakers, criticizing conduct in offices and campaigns. It warned of tolerance for unscrupulous methods and called for a strict code, noting public officials often earn rewards through influence, while stressing the risk to society if such behavior becomes universal. The report, led by Senator Douglas, quotes an old quatrain on ethics and cites influence peddling as a rising issue amid civil service exodus.
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Washington
Senate J
Congress
Yast Buck
Subcommittee On Ethics
Lfe
Alen
Douglas
D-T
Subcommittee
U S Casualties in Korea Reach Ninety Thousand
Washington announces that U S battle casualties in Korea rose to ninety thousand nine hundred twenty five. The figure reflects totals after recent losses and is part of ongoing tallies reported in the war bureau.
Deadlock Rejection By House Surprises Senate
Washington reports a Senate Finance Committee aimed at reviving the multi billion tax bill after the House unexpectedly rejected the compromise package of 3.732 billion dollars. Two unnamed senators attended closed sessions as lawmakers scramble to avert a tax deadlock.
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Washington
Tio
Senate iFinance Committee
Teok
Senate
HOUSE
Senate House
Crarge
D-Ga
Riehlman Opposes Tax Increase Conference Report
Washington Representative RoWale Riehlman votes against the tax increase conference report citing a need to reduce revenue to curb government spending. He criticizes the administration for lacking a constructive program to ease the burden, and opposes the proposed 32 percent hike for low income taxpayers.
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Washington
RoWaleter
Riehlman
Onandaca’ County
House Defeats Plan Halting Congressional Compromise
The House rejected a 203 to 157 vote halting a new compromise effort on a conference with the Senate. Key conferees named included Connally, Milton, Tait, and Byrd, replacing peers. The vote derailed months of work and split party lines, with administration leaders stunned by the outcome. Concluded on Page 12.
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House
Senate
George Connally
D-Tex
I Miltkin
R-Calp
Tait
Ohio
Byrd
D-Va
Edwin Co.peers
D-Golp
Longshoremen Return As Imports Appear
Longshoremen returned to work at Brooklyn’s Army base after an imported crew led by Anastasia entered through gates. The scene included shouting workers on cars amid fears of criminal rackets and intervention, with cargo moving again at the harbor while scattered strikes continued along the Brooklyn waterfront and Hudson River.
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Brooklyn
Army Base
Sgure
Anthony Anastasia
Iis
Army
Brooklyn Harbor
Hudson River
Monbstten
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