Rumors of Peace Heard in China
A chaotic front page describes heavy air losses from the north and reports that Communist forces are within 14 miles and controlling the railway toward Inner Mongolia. Fu and the National government race to escape Peiping and Suchow amid dual traps as Communists tighten the river ring and press northward toward NanKing.
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Pege 1
Inner Mon
Peiping
China
Nankng
East China
Suchow
Tittle Inc
Hyal River
Forces move forces south of Nanking reshaping rail line
In a distant maneuver miles northwest of Nanking, troops redirected action far south and placed the railway about 50 miles from the capital, altering strategic positions and supply routes.
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Nanking
British Royal Name for New Baby Amid Christmas Rush
London dispatch reports Princess Elizabeth names the newborn son Charles Philip Arthur George. The christening will be private at Buckingham Palace with photos under pool rules. King George VI's health improves but birthday celebrations remain subdued.
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London
Elizabeth
Charles
England
Ghettes Philip Arthur George
Canterbury
Prince Charles of
Edinburgh
Charles I
Charles 1
Cromwell
Scotland
Ireland
Channel Islands
Britain
Princesslizabeth
Philip
Ibalee
Iaakon of
Nay‘Way
Edinburg
Arthur
George VI
Hutie
Duke
Cannaugh
Victoria
Groige
King George
Buckingham V Palace
Boots Are Clue in Guam Slaying
AGANA Guam December reports that patrol boots and a torn slipper found in the jungle near the race shop are tied to the beating murder of 22 year old Ruth Farnsworth. FBI will test the footwear for clues while rewards total 2000 for the capture of her assailant. Farnsworth, a civil employee and part time shop worker, was seized Saturday near the shop she staffed.
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Agana
Guam
Ruth Farnsworth
Miss Farnsworth
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FHI
Carl Wall
Guan News
WAC
T the Navy
Wall
Sterling McGhinis
San Francisto
Hospital Notes Affected Admissions and Dismissals List
A hospital notes list records admitted patients including Albert Gronso James Mooney Dillon and James Mahead with addresses such as 430 South Arizona and 315% North Emmett. It also lists dismissed patients like Helen Combo Marx Johnson Patricia Hollow and Baby Becky Rae along with numerous other names and locations.
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Murray
Albert Gronso
Tooust
James Mooney
Dillon
von Smith
Ergc
James Mahead
South
Arizona
Chariie Clayton
Dilton
Helen Combo
North
Emmett
Doris Mataln
Montana
Mat Mayfield
Harrisort
Valera Gratmer
Warm Springs
Eddies Bingham
Boulder
ST. James
Josephine McDonald
Whitehall
Hilly Cantrell
Maryland
Harding House
Becky Rae
Anderson
Yale
Anne Bauto
Willis I. Ballard
South Main
Stana Milodragovich
West Diamond
Martin Seteer
Homestake
Marx Johnson
North Main
Patricia Hollow
West Broadway
Ray Bowen
East Second
Henning Bilhem
North Montana
George Dowzicky
Spain grows smokeless tobacco for domestic use
Madrid reports that Granada province is establishing government facilities to dry and process tobacco as Spain expands its own production. About 22,000 farmers are growing the crop but critics say the government forces them to plant cheaper grades rather than higher quality varieties.
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Spain
Granada
Madrid
GOP Chief Seeks Renewal as National Committee Plans
Scott, 6th Pennsylvania representative, promotes a reform approach and asks the public for policy direction, courting new faces for the national committee. He faces limited support from party leaders and faces already existing Republican currents and a Scots movement within the party. Rice is noted as a staple for millions, grown in waterlogged roots or on ordinary land.
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Scott
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Thomas E. Dewey
Recording Ban Ends With Signing of a Year Contract
New York December 14 union musicians ended a eleven month recording ban with a five year contract signed between the American Federation of Musicians and phonograph record companies. Government approval of a welfare fund financed by royalties under Taft Hartley act was granted. Trustee Samuel R. Rosenbaum will oversee a $25,000 yearly fund expected to yield $2,000,000 annually for jobless musicians and welfare concerts.
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New York
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Ton G. Clark
Willan
Tyson
Gabor Department
Anewers
Taft-Martley
Samuel R. Rosenbaum
Family Burned to Death in Outpost Town Tragedy
Churchill Manitoba reports a United States Army private, his wife Betty and two young sons were killed in a house fire early Sunday. Pvt. Christopher Baughman and family lived in a northern outpost town. the victims include Christopher Jr., 4, and Robert, 2. The article notes the family’s U.S. address is not available.
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Man
United States Army
Uhis
Christopher
William Baughman
Betty
Christopher Wilt, Jr
Robert Richard
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