Government Moves Against Rail Strikers
Edward B. Henslee says individuals rather than the union halted work. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen cites unauthorized walkouts spreading from Chicago to Washington and St. Louis as possible settlement hinges on actions by President Truman or a designate. Railroad spokesmen call the strike too organized to be unplanned.
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Coungel
Henslee
Truman
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Alexandria
Brotherhood of
Hotel Exhibit Displays 1850 Temple of Miniatures
William G. Klassen's edition of the temple of miniatures is on display at Hotel Alexander lobby and draws favorable notices from guests and locals. The exhibit, featuring Prince Valiant days and a 16th Century French court, will stay through the holiday season. Four states New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Illinois consume as much beer as all others.
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Temple of Miniatures
Hotel Alexander
Prince Valiant
Maitre d
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Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Snow May Turn To Rain Tonight
Weather bulletin notes snowfall across the cold belt including the upper Olin Valley and Great Lakes region with sub zero temperatures forecast for the north central area. Canadian air spreads southward while Maryland and the mid-Atlantic face possible tough travel conditions as light rain and colder spells continue.
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Keedysville
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North Central
Northern Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
New England
Olin Valley
Great Lakes Region
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Reeder Refused Vote Recount in County Commissioner Race
The court declined a recount request for Reeder in the county commissioner race noting missing affidavits and irregularities in Tikhmanton and Williamsport. The judges warned that a recount is not a mere fishing expedition and urged caution before ordering a recount. Fockler led in votes but Reeder was seventh in the tally.
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Tikhmanton
Williamsport
Court Bay
Reeder
George
Fockler
Chivalry in the Middle Ages Linked to Courtly Trends
A medieval note explains that chivalry originally described fully armed mounted fighters, but the term came to signify courteous behavior and refined courtly conduct rather than just martial prowess. This shift highlights evolving social norms in historical Europe.
U S 10th Corps Defenders Under Heavy Attack
Chinese forces renewed heavy assault across the Chungho beachhead as U S Marines and Army divisions, with South Korean and British elements, retreated to fortified positions. Artillery and airstrikes pressed the Red forces while reinforcements, including quieter Chinese units, gathered in the valleys amid a broad, drumhead rally reported near Tongh.
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Dallas
Lambert
Berchhead
U.S. First Marine
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Heachead
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Korea
Manchuria
General MacArthur
Hte
MacArthur Declares Resolve Amid Korean War Struggle
General Douglas MacArthur vows to exhaust every means to defeat invading imperialist forces. He calls his troops to fight with normal army commander's language and notes the vast Chinese Communist manpower pouring into Korea from Manchuria.
President Urges Unity on Realms Project and Atomic Energy Plans
President calls for national unity as hearings on the sine bill reveal an Atomic Energy Commission request of 1 050 000 000 dollars for a two plant program. Oak Ridge Tennessee and a new South Carolina site are outlined with costs around 600 million, while Kentucky work hinges on congressional approval.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge, Tenn
South Carolina
AEC
Gordon Dean
Luse
Kentucky
Gregory
Ih Ky
Congress
Charles K. Wilson
General Electric Co
Water fund bill proposed to aid municipalities
A legislative council committee today advanced a bill to create a 24000.10 dollar water fund from which municipalities could borrow for waterworks and sewage systems. The bill would authorize the Board of Public Works to issue bonds to raise the money.
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Balthnore
Board of Public Works
Navy seeks 4.17 million for Maryland base projects
The Navy requests 4 170 525 in Maryland appropriations for wartime construction and extension. Funds cover Indian Head Charles County plant Patuxent River base Carderack Montgomery County and Cheltenham Walks for expansion of facilities and testing. The tally accompanies a larger 103 078 000 nationwide request.
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John D. Perr
Washington
Navy
Talz
Maryland
Indian Head
Charles County
Patuxent River
Vnsis Canty
Carderack
Montgomery County
Cheltenham
Mee
CG rorkes_ County
Dewey Urges Rapid Mobilization Of U S Military Might
Dewey calls for universal registration for national service and universal military training within two years. He urges a 25 percent defense production goal, a single economic mobilizer reporting to the President, and a pay as you go rearmament program to curb inflation.
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China
Inter-Agency
Dewey
House
Senate
New York
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