Allies retreat along Korean front as Chongchon actions unfold
Allied units hold a shrinking line with key routes at Kunu and Anju River under threat. U S 24th Division blocks escape paths north of Chongchon while air forces attack despite weather hindrances. The Eighth Army reports no contact with enemy on Wednesday amid an "extremely fluid" and "very obscure" front.
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U. 8
25Th
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Anid
Storm Catches Four Hunters While Stranded in Cold
Four hunters faced a brutal cold snap after a storm. Lances group camped in a tent then retreated to a car to stay warm as temperatures fell to eight below. They returned to Hagerstown after a 13 hour trip. Baumgardner shot a 135 pound doe. Trumpower left the trip early. Lance and Bohn later reached a lodge near North Bend Pennsylvania where Lance bagged a deer and plans to stay to help Bohn.
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Trumpower
Desperate fighting as smoke hinders action on eastern front
In the afternoon clash, ground troops pressed a shrinking front while a heavy smoke haze slowed air activity. A spokesman said Chinese forces may have used fires to conceal movements. Roads southward were clogged with refugees as Allied convoys crawled along with trucks jeeps and heavy weapons in bumper to bumper traffic.
Death Toll Near 300 Mark as Storm Paralyzes Cities
Snowbound Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania towns struggled with 29 inches of snow as midtown stores and mills reopened slowly. Storm deaths across 22 states reached 64 with 39 in Pennsylvania, including 16 in Pittsburgh. power outages persisted in Altoona. New England was declared a disaster area to aid fishing industry recovery and vessel repairs.
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Weather Bureau
Reds Enjoy Privacy Amid UN Delegates Stay
New York confirms Communist China's United Nations delegation keeps distance from Americans since arrival Friday. They shun the Waldorf dining rooms, have meals sent to rooms, and use a private elevator to avoid encounters with Koreans' relatives. A pair of rooms at opposite ends of their suite are kept to foil eavesdropping.
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Man Says $13 000 Stolen From North Of City
The trial heard by a jury heard testimony from Mrs. Smith who claimed $13,000 was missing from a farm near Leitersburg Pike. She seeks half the value of the jointly accumulated property while her husband, unable to read or write, argued the farm’s good land masks decaying buildings. The case included discussion of a 209 acre farm and assertions the sheriff gathered the son for questioning.
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Martin L. Ingram
Baker
Chenaville
No Breaking Up Of Hurricanes No Breaking Up Of Hurricanes
The Miami Weather Bureau says there is no known way to break up or divert hurricanes. Forecaster Cecil Centry notes practical methods do not exist and science has not found a workable solution to re route storms. Governor Warren urges research to detect and dis integrate or divert hurricanes.
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Fla
Miami Weather Bureau
Cecil Centry
Gentry
Fuller Warren
Florida
Fall Winter Fashion Book Promotes Easy to Sew Patterns
A vintage ad outlines sewing patterns with sleeve lengths and fabric guidance. It promotes the Fall Winter Fashion Book featuring over 12 practical, easy to sew designs for all ages and occasions, suitable as Christmas gifts. Orders are handled by mail through Liz dress Pattern Burron in New York.
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Hal Fown
Chelsea
New Fort 11
N.Y
Baltimore Water Break Causes Citywide Disruption
A 40 inch high pressure water main burst downtown on November 29 flooding streets and cutting water to thousands. Hospitals briefly affected and the Baltimore Sun delayed printing as crews worked to restore pressure. The break location was near Charles and Lombard Streets. cause not yet known. A separate report notes twelve year old Sonya Las Dailey fatally struck by a truck near Paw Paw W Va during the same day.
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South Baltimore General Hospital
University Hospital
Charles and Lombard Sts
Baltimore Sun
Sunpapers
Paw Paw
W. Va
Sonya Las Dailey
Here
Cumberland
Planning a Long Term Aggression by Trained Troops
The speaker notes that such an operation cannot emerge in days or weeks, insisting the troops were trained and equipped as a disciplined fighting force over a long period and that the attack was carefully prepared.
Crochet patterns and needlework catalog offer
Compliments and knitting patterns advertise hats bags and crochet items for holidays. Readers are invited to send twenty cents for pattern 7145 and a catalogue by mailing name address zone and pattern number to Ingerstown Maryland and New York.
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Colna
Ingerstown
Daily Mail
Household Arta
Old_ Chelsea
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Acrid Smog Becomes Serious Threat in Southern California
Los Angeles reports rising smog danger with experts Krick Mills and Goldblatt warning of health risks. Krick calls pollution control urgent as industry grows, while Mills cites 312 excess deaths 1947 49 linked to smog. Goldblatt notes daily inhalation dangers that could fuel lung cancer. A nautical mile length note ends the piece.
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Los Angeles
California
Tor
Irving Krick
State Assembly
Air and Water Pollution Committee
Clarence A. Mills
University of Cincinnati
Harry Goldblatt
Institute For Medical Research
Hollywood
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miracle Drugs Declared Safe by UC Scientist
Dr Herbert M Evans told Urologists' convention that Act and Cortisone do not pose harmful after effects for rheumatoid arthritis patients when used by experts with correct dosages. He said earlier fears of danger were unfounded and now the risk is nearly negligible.
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Los Angeles
Herbert M. Evans
University of California
Institute of Experimental Biology
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