Quick Korean War Victory Hopes Cited By Military Men
Military observers in the Chronicle Telegram discuss a rapid victory possibility in Korea and assess American manpower tastes. Hollywood talent scouts note stars like Alan Baxter Barry Nelson and Karl Malden among Broadway veterans. Judy Holliday cited as an eventual major star after Broadway misgivings. South Africa plans first coal gasoline plant in Orange Free State moves ahead.
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Plan to Knock Out Manchuria Air Bases to Win Korea War
United Press reports Tokyo and Korea military authorities consider winning the Korean conflict in 90 days to five months by destroying Communist air bases in Manchuria and striking supply lines southward. Two main options: reinforce Korea with 30,000 troops for a direct push to the Yalu or deploy 65,000 including service troops to replicate Inchon landing. Generals Ridgway Van Fleet caution on feasibility amid Kaesong Panmunjom talks.
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Duff Keynoter for Oberlin Mock Convention
Senator Duff of Pennsylvania will keynote the Oberlin College Mock Convention May 2 and 3. The event includes five symposiums and state floats as students study political issues and prepare for the annual mock government gathering.
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December Deadliest Month Warned By Police Chief
Elyria Police Chief CB Andress warns December is the year’s deadliest month due to bad weather and drinking drivers. He urges widespread public education as holiday travel rises, noting about one in six fatal drivers and one in five killed pedestrians have been drinking.
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Elyria Police Roll Out December Traffic Safety Campaign
The Elyria Police Department adopts a public education program with the slogan Dont Kill Your Holiday by Accident. The effort for December is conducted in cooperation with the National Safety Council to promote traffic safety awareness.
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Man Objects To Parking Fee Attendant Shot
A man shot a parking lot attendant in Kansas City after objecting to a 35 cent fee. Curtis Jones was wounded and listed in serious condition. Police hunted the shooter as details of the incident emerged.
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