Five Communist Columns Press On Toward Suchow
Five Communist columns totaling about 100000 men moved from the southeast toward Suchow, linking a thrust within seven miles of the Nationalist stronghold. Nationalist forces claimed a major victory at Pasxtangchen while reporting ongoing rail cut by Communist forces around Suchow. The communique noted heavy casualties and prisoner losses, with a broader propaganda battle shaping up over control of the area.
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Nanking
Suchow
Souvineas
Ulne
Kiangsu
Nienchuang
Suchoww
Snow Forecast For Midwest Overnight
The forecast calls for rain in the Midwest today, turning to snow tonight. A Pacific storm south of the Aleutians drives winds up to 30 mph along a broad front while the weather bureau warns of a large system sweeping Colorado, Nebraska, and Wyoming since yesterday.
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United Press
Onen
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Orezon
Kansas
Federal Weather Bureau
Colorado
Nebraska
Aleutians
Pacific Northwest
AFL To Present Legislative Proposals To 81st Congress
The AFL at its 67th Convention in Cincinnati outlined proposals for minimum wage, social security, foreign aid and other issues for the 81st Congress. It seeks 172 Labor allies in the House and 34 in the Senate, plans a $750,000 per capita fund to publish voting records, and supports building volunteer campaigning in 110,000 precincts. George Meany says labor friendly Congress remains unfinished after 1948 victories.
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AFL
Senate
Feo
League
CIO
Ferm
Labor
George Meany
Congress
House
Dariley Law
Forrestal Briefs Truman At West Virginia Retreat On World Crises
Defense Secretary James Forrestal meets with President Truman at the vacation retreat to discuss urgent global issues. The talks cover military aid to Western Europe, strengthening the Berlin airlift, and allied defense structure as Forrestal returns from Europe.
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Key West
James Forrestal
Trumams
Crima
Bilitas
House
Intergar Triwen Rad
Chiang Ren-Sheok
U.S
Forrestal
Neasmen
Washington
Strensthening
Berlin
Cleveland Forecast for Northeastern Ohio Weather
Partly cloudy with mud this afternoon and occasional rain. Windy and warmer tonight with Friday showers and turning colder. Low 48 and high 52.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Barnyard Night and Dance at VFW Club
Night and dance event scheduled for Saturday November 20 at 8 p m at the VFW Club Post 1079 East Bridge Street open to the public with advance tickets mentioned.
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VFW
Post
East Bridge St
Blaze at Wellington destroys Norris residence garage
A blaze at the Edward Norris residence on Hate Street about 4 a.m. reportedly started from burning rubbish by Mrs. Thomas McDonald and spread to a large garage storing plumbing tools furniture and lumber. Fire chief Frank Ciara estimates losses above 1000. insurance covered.
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Wellington
Edward Norris
Hate Street
Resterdas
Frank Ciara
Thomas McDonald
Norris
Marines Reinforced at Tsingtao in Evacuation Efforts
Washington reports 1250 additional U S Marines deployed to Tsingtao to safeguard 4600 civilians in a Chinese port surrounded by Communists. Marines are instructed to avoid combat unless attacked or civilians are threatened as the evacuation proceeds, with policy aligned to National Security Council guidance.
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Washington
Tsingtao
U.S
Port cHyYi
National Security Council
Truman
U.S. Marine
Naval
Defense
James Forrestal
State Department
Four Fugitives Caught After Parting Company
Four escapees from Perry county jail were recaptured after splitting into two groups during holdups in Crooksville. State Highway Patrol and sheriffs tracked them to several locations, with Robert Romine and Vincent Kelly among those captured. The fugitives had abducted a Croossville couple earlier and fled after sheriff activity.
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Mcconnellville
Perry County
Croossvills
Robert Romine
Rendville
Romme Jed
Circle Kelly
Vincent
Hugh Doodns
Cutler
Wiliam Goodfellow
New Lexington
Dent
Frost
Cutlervise
New Geog My
Stewart
Ged
Eiow
Sher
Geerge Bateman
Athens
Wed Ts
Highgar
Romine
Crooksville
Mers
County To Operate With A Two Man Board
The county to operate with a two man board until the first of the year as the new board is organized. Commissioner Alan W. Branson departed for Florida spending the winter and will not return before the term expires December 31.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lo- Tam County
Alan W. Branson
Wellington
St Petersburg
Fla
Branson
Drive for 850000 to build new wing at Eisra Memorial Hospital
The Eisra Memorial Hospital board seeks 850000 in public contributions to finance a four floor extension adding 80 beds and maternity nursery space. Hospital President Lewis Huffman cites severe overcrowding with occupancy above 170 percent and plans for a $650090 bus send campaign to unlock a 250000 federal grant.
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Elyrza Memorial
Eisra Memorial Hospital
Lewis D. Huff- Milan
Hospital Board of Trustees
Buliman
Huffman
Board of Trustees
Sir Elyma
Buffman
Britain Urges UN to Adopt Bernadotte Palestine Plan
Britain appeals to the United Nations to implement the Bernadotte plan for Palestine and revise the November 29 partition, as tensions rise between Jewish and Arab forces. The United States reportedly refused to join as co sponsor, complicating Assembly approval.
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Britain
Palestine
Paris
Great Britain
United Nations
Negev
Poiicel
Hector 4Ic
Folke Bernadotte
Jerusalem
United States
Assembly
Bernadotte
647 Ships Made Idle By Strike
New York reports the maritime strike on east and west coasts idled 143000 workers and 647 ships costing the economy about 50000000 dollars daily. Negotiations continued with federal mediators as shoreside and dock workers fell out of work and defense materiel import flows slowed. Exports for September totaled 926000000 with imports at 564000000, reflecting widespread disruption across sugar wool and related industries.
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New York
United Press
CID
AFL
Aero
Nied
Obs
National Defense
Commerce and Industry Association of New York
Department of Commerce
Gulf
Daly
Seamer
Man Loses Fingers In Oil Well Accident
Osberlin report Duane Seebout of two miles east of Penfield injured at 2 p m when his right hand caught in a gear on an oil well machine at Sullivan. Co worker Harry Nalley helped him to Allen Hospital where doctors amputated three fingers and most of the index finger. Condition reported as improving.
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Osberlin
Duane Seebout
Penfield
Sullivan
Harry Nalley
Nalley
Allen Hospital
Currency crisis hinges on Berlin four power control
Paris reports the United States and Britain seek a new UN plan to end the Berlin blockade. Juan Bramuglia leads a neutral push to obtain four power currency control in Berlin. Officials study how to secure a four power arrangement for the Soviet mark amid Western East negotiations.
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Paris
United Nations
Berlin
Washington
Germany
Juan A. Bramuglia
Argentina
Bramuglia
Security Council
Trygve Lie
United States
Lie
Philip Jessup
Jessup
Eastman Urges Hard Line Against Stalin Regime Abroad
Max Eastman told the AFL convention in Cincinnati that there will be no world peace while the Stalin regime survives in Moscow. He warned of Soviet plans in Berlin and Manchuria, called U.S. foreign policy self deceptive, and urged labor to act with greater national responsibility while noting Russia’s slave economy and totalitarian danger.
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Cincinnati
iMax Eastman Today
American Federation
Labor
United States
Stalin
Moscow
Eastman
Liberal
New Leader
Readers Digest
Kremlin
Berlin
Manchuria
Far East
Organized Labor
Washington
Russia
China
Asia
Hitler
One Man Police Force Captures Burglary Trio in LaGrange
LaGrange village chief Alden Hopkins, on a one man force, arrested three men at 2 39 a m for burglary at LaGrange Hizn school. The suspects Chester Hanenkrat 32 Dover Charles Raszm 20 and Eugene Pongrat 22 Dover were found near a truck with two high school trophies. They yielded after Hopkins ordered them out with a service pistol. They were taken to the LaGrange jail pending sheriff transfer to the county jail. Laboring with a homemade blackjack a hammer and a rubber hose bolted with lead were found on the trio. The burglary involved breaking a first floor window and ransacking five rooms and desks. Hopkins said the trio planned to load a 1942 Mercury Station Wagon and flower pot smashed. The men had been delivering coal for a Dover concern and planned a lime pickup in Woodsville.
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LaGrange
Alden Hopkins
LaGrange Hizn
Chester Hanenkrat
Stras- Durz
O. Charles Raszm
Dover
Eugene Pongrat
Hopkins
LaGranse
Begin Decorating Ely Park For Christmas Season
The City Park Commission and park employees started decorating Ely Park for the holiday season with 19 work days ahead of the official opening on Friday November 26. Street decorations begin early next week in anticipation of Santa Claus arrival. The opening night is organized by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce merchants division to remind residents of Christmas shopping time.
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Ely Park
City Park Commission
Santa Claus
Merchants Division
Elyna
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