Reds Attack Drive Wedge Toward Hoengsong in Korea War
U N line in central Korea faces a major Red push as three Chinese Communist Army Corps and two North Korean corps attack Hoengsong and threaten to sever the Wonju supply road. The battle tightens as Allied forces fall back amid zero temperature and rugged terrain.
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Yangyang
Hed Korea
Seoul
North Korea
Central Korea
Hoengsong
Wonju
U. S
Korea
Eighth Army
Hoeungsong
Hoenesong
A. S
William J. Waugh
Floengsong
Ned
Chipyour
Hloengsong
Waugh
South
Court Hearing Zone Arguments and City Zoning
The article discusses court hearing arguments over whether a body may contract with a special group and retain city protection by contract. It notes zoning for the rest of the city awaits court outcome and that the Zoning and Planning Commission has completed recommendations but keeps them in abeyance pending the injunction decision.
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Zoning and Planning Commission
Prices Of Grain Climb In State Markets This Week
Grain prices rose notably this week according to the State Department of Markets weekly summary. Wheat advanced five cents to 32 dollars, barley sources rose to 4.02, kar oirm up five cents, shelled corn up one cent, and feedstuffs showed modest gains with cracked corn at 84.09, bran 69.99, middlings 72.40, gluten feed 74.00.
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State Department of Markets
Banrtey
Gio
Shepherd To Air Program Tuesday at Shepherd College
The Voice of Shepherd will broadcast Tuesday at 7 p.m. from the speech and radio studio presenting Who Am I. Panelists include Jean Simith Shiilis Stuckey Funnve Sehneider Ronald Clark and Robert Forkner with Jim Carey as announcer.
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Voice of Shepherd
Shepherd College
P.m
Jean Simith
Shiilis Stuckey
Funnve Sehneider
Ronald Clark
Robert Forkner
Jim Carey
WEDPM
MarrHnshy Re
Bi Partisan Push For Draft Plan With Education Exceptions
Senate considers a proposal to draft 18 year olds with screening for aliens over five years. The bill would raise age thresholds, extend service to 30 months with leave, and shift training to colleges to save costs. Senator Smathers urges public hearings to present evidence. He also seeks a limit on combat role ceilings and reallocating capable men.
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Senate
Huyope
Aviied Services Committee
Smathers
O-Fini
Dranne Ds Sear Olds
Corleges
S. Smathers
Seouh
Russell
Armed Services Committee
Lendon Janson
Forveas
Janes
Arpower Issile
Spring Coat Fashion Rock Offers New Trends
A clipping from the Daily Mall in Tow, Md promotes the Spring Coat Fashion Rock journal. It touts the newest trends for 10 and advertises patterns for all ages with orders via first class mail and a Chelrea Station address in New York.
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Eserkie
Shane
Terry
Narne Andress
Stele Nimber
Hamerstown
Daily
Chelrea
New York
Arbey
Steve Tipene Gust
Union and Fairchild Clash Over Merit Pay System
Union Local 832 and Fairchild Aircraft lock horns over a merit based pay plan. The company touts merit raises as incentive and a driver of reliability while the union accuses the system of patronage and favoritism. Disputes hinge on foreman discretion, union consultation, and overall impact on wages.
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Fairchild
Wei
Sam Apeotui
Fairchild Industrial Relations
E. T. Michael
Wat Management
Apgoth
Angotti
Digalle Sees Prices Rising Further Amid Stabilization Debates
Digalle predicted a six percent price rise tied to the war costs and warned of possible rollbacks in some sectors especially basic materials. He noted no rationing authority yet and said meat could face early trouble while the Wage Stabilization Board splits 3 ways with labor industry and public representatives.
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Digalle
Greg
Wage Stabilization Board
Hoans
AFL
Defense Mobilization
Charles J. Wilson
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Hagerstown
Reuther
George M. Harrison
Eric Johnson
Lakers
Harrison
Raihway
Wieson
Johnston
Truman
Jmious
Latour Tobin
Wilson
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Tobin
Withon
Win
General Electric Corporation
Feads
Columbia Faces Water Shortage After Flooding
Columbia endures a severe water famine after a freak flood last Friday raised river levels by 17 feet. The Columbia water works failed, industries closed, and 60 families evacuated while cargo trains halted. aid streams in from Lancaste r via shuttle track service as water is hauled in tank trucks and distributed to residents.
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Columbia
Sva
Columbia Water Works
Lancaster
Varios
Te Ig
Marietta
Chiques Hill
Heling
Call On Drifts Wins $4 for Snow Blockage Tips
Daily Mail announces four tipsters win $1 each for reports on county roads blocked by snow. Winners include a Locust Street housewife, a Fairplay resident, a Sharpburg housewife, and a Pope Avenue housewife who called in tips about a fallen limb, a blossoming limb, heavy rain flooding downtown, and a death at a plant. Prizes paid on weekdays 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the newspaper office.
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Locust Street
Fairplay
Christman
Sharpsbucg
Battlefield
Pope Avenur
Victor Products
Daily Mail
Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism
Excelsior Springs Missouri February 12 The Hall Clinic offers a free book explaining why drugs fail to cure rheumatism and arthritis and how the clinic has helped thousands over 31 years. Readers may request the booklet by writing to The Ball Clinic Dept 1393 Excelsior Springs Missouri without obligation.
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Excelsior Springs
Fev
Trowhie
Hall Clinic
Ball Clinic
Dept
Missouri
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Rae
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Potomac St
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