Truman Attlee discuss Korean crisis at White House talks
President Truman and British Prime Minister Attlee met at the White House to review the Korean war situation. General Bradley reported the gravity of the U N defense challenge as Chinese forces intensified attacks, with MacArthur’s forces strained and potential shifts in strategy uncertain. The leaders pledged frank talks and mutual understanding on UK and US responsibilities within the United Nations.
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U.N
London
Truman
Aitles
United Nations
Korea
Attlee
White House
Gen. MacArthur
MacArthur
J Korea
China
United Kingdom
U. S
Bradley
Attlea
Europe
Cargo For Reds Being Unloaded In San Francisco
Customs officers acting on Commerce orders order unloading of 12 tons of extra-hard steel from the Norwegian ship Igadi bound for Red China. The Pacific Trading Company of Boston shipped the material described as Silicon steel sheets usable as armor plate. Local agents sought a $25,000 bond to guarantee return. official declined, citing wartime restrictions and the need for precautions.
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San Francisco
Department of Commerce
Red China
Hong Kong
Igadi
Tientsin
Pacific Trading Company
Boston
Paul Leake
U. S
Balfour ,Guthrie and Co., Ltd
Lvarian Line
Potomac Nears Flood Stage And Road Washouts Reported
The Potomac River area neared flood stage as pumps remained active to keep bays filled. County roads suffered washouts, with Harpers Ferry Road badly damaged and Shinham and Hofmaster under water but later passable. Battletown Old Forge and Leitersburg routes reopened. Snow fell on South Mountain while statewide temperatures plunged, with Keedysville recording 2 inches of rain and forecasts calling for more cold weather and possible snow or rain.
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County Roads Department
Harpers Ferry
Shinham
Hofmaster
Battletown
Old Forge
Leitersburg
Pennsylvania Line
Clear Spring
State Roads Commission
South Mountain
Here
Hancock
Keedysville
Travis Knode
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Red China seeks full voice in Korean settlement
India reports that Communist China demands an equal seat in Korean settlement talks. Benegal Rau, India's UN representative, met Wu Ta-chen in New York and was told Peiping insists on full participation, urging a rapid UN decision.
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New Delhi
India
China
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
Benegal N. Rau
New York
Heiping
Wu Heaiu-chuan
Asia
Peiping
U.N
Ohio Flood Threat Fades as Ohio River Crest Slips
Officials forecast the Ohio River crest near noon at 41 feet instead of 45, easing the flood danger for Wheeling Island and surrounding areas. Flood stage is 36 feet, and City Manager William N. Hunter said the overflow will cause mainly trouble on riverfront streets.
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Wheeling
W. Wa
Ohio
Wheeling Island
William N. Hunter
Burhans Elected Board President Front from Page 1
Burhans elected president of the county board with three Democrats and two Republicans. He was absent at a state grange gathering. Harry E. Newkirk congratulated him. The new board includes Eldridge Hoff man Delphey Mobley. They face the 1951 tax rate and numerous appointments across county departments.
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Harry E. Newkirk
Burhans
Clarence Eldridge
Joseph M. Hoffman
Chester F. Delphey
E. Leister Mobley
Hoffman
Bellevue
Jani Torships
Ruptured Men Get $3.50 Gift for Trying This
Kansas City readers are offered an improved rupture support claim that has helped thousands. The device is described as inconspicuous and without j ackstraps or elastic bands and is praised for comfort and ease of wear. The ad promises the product can lead to relief from rupture discomfort.
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Kansas City
Descriptive circular for Physician's Appliance Co
A free descriptive circular addressed to Physician's Appliance Company located at 6390 Koch Build, 2906 Main, Kansas City, Missouri. The notice outlines product offerings, contact details, and distribution terms. No sales figures or dates are provided.
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Physician's Appliace Company
Kochildg
Main
Kansas City
Ady Urges Action Amid Address Mixups
Ady presses for swift resolution as address mixups threaten timely delivery. City officials say they are reviewing filings to fix errors and restore correct mail routing before deadlines pass.
Three on Trial for Robbing Deputy and Gun Fight Details
The trial recounts Deputy Deneen's account of an incident at Potomac View Inn on November 18. Emory Young and two others allegedly attacked the deputy, who drew his weapon after rocks were thrown. Mrs. Young allegedly disarmed him and warned against following, with the handgun later found at her home. The tavern keeper corroborated that the trio caused a disturbance. Bremen, Germany notes a historical fact about its name.
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Iit
Deneen
Potomac View Inn
Emory Young l
Lorraine
Stillion
Young
Sidney O. Jones
Sandy Hook
Jones
U S Has Contributed Most And Suffered The Greatest Casualties
United States forces have supplied the most manpower and sustained the highest toll in the United Nations war against Communist forces in Korea. About 160 000 U S ground troops and roughly 28 000 more naval and air personnel have served, with total U N allied casualties running high across arms and nations.
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U. S
U. N
United States
Pyongyang
North
Ko l
United Nations
Rean
Korea
Baltimore
ROK
Republic of Korea
Syng-man Rhee
U.N
Rent Controls May Extend If City Acts or Congress Extends
The text notes that federal law allows rent controls to expire December 31 unless the city adopts a resolution declaring a housing shortage, which would keep controls until June 30, 1951. It also mentions Congress might extend the controls.
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Congress
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Chevrolet Nales, Inc
Washington and Locust Streets
Washington County
Hoffman Chevro
Hill's Toy Novelty Store
S. Potomac Street
Lite
Howard R. Witt Co
Zenith
L. Colbert Branch
Hagerstown
Merry Christmas
Mathias-Miller
Milly’s
Potomac
Summit Avenue
Ady
Jack Rose
Smartwear
Hotel Hamilton Bldg
Bremen
Germany
Rome
Agce Brookes
Mel Daily Mail
Hemsebald Arts
FCO
Chelsea Station
Alice Broows
You
Tony
Milly’s Dress Shop
Asa Vaginaten Stual
NORGE
Wrens Furniture Company
N. Potomac
Antietam Metal Works
City
Sharpsburg Pike
P.O
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Florence
Lawson
W. Franklin Street
Post Office
Roneys
N. Potomac St
Bike’ Liquor Store
W. Church Street
Your Savings and Home Loan Headquarters
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