Coalition May Stymie A Rent Curb Extension
A coalition of House Republicans and Southern Democrats threatened to block a 90 day extension of federal rent controls unless general wage and price curbs are imposed. The Rules Committee 6 to 5 vote delayed action while Dixie and GOP members sought broader controls and mobilization of the economy.
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Charlie Ross Death Ends Truman Press Secretary Era
Washington reports Charles G. Ross the longtime press secretary to President Truman died of a heart attack at 5 50 p m at age 65. Ross collapsed at his desk while holding a press conference, a testament to his fidelity to duty and truth.
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Small Craft Warnings Lifted for Florida Storm Path
Small craft warnings were issued around the Florida peninsula and up to Wilmington North Carolina at 9 30 a m for winds to 35 mph The forecast calls for increasing east and southeast winds tonight and Thursday from Jacksonville northward through Wilmington as a low system over Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana drives the wind flow Leonard G Pardue public pool Meteorologist said the winds will strengthen to 25 35 mph tonight and Thursday.
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Price Line in Auto Industry Has Caved In
Detroit reports major price increases in the auto sector as GM and Ford raise prices by about five percent due to higher costs and material shortages. Chrysler delays action while layoffs loom amid defense cutbacks. CIOUAW condemns the move as unjustified and calls for government action to curb inflation.
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Americans Debate Korea Crisis Amid Growing Anxiety
The Associated Press reports Americans weighed responses to the Korea crisis as threats of world war loomed. Editorials urged firm UN action against Chinese aggression while urging cautions on withdrawal and negotiations. Leaders like James P. Warburg urged ceasefire and troop withdrawals.
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Line Runs From Point South Of Pyongyang
General MacArthur's staff kept the new front line secret as Eighth Army units moved south and east from a point south of Pyongyang. Allied air forces surged with 250 sorties striking 13 enemy towns while Marines and ground forces faced heavy tension near Changjin and Hungnam. The UN sought a peaceful path with crisis talks under Truman Attlee and Stassen proposing ceasefire terms and UN mediation.
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Winter Storm Dumps Snow Across Nation
A two ply winter front swept the nation from the Dakotas to the Texas coast. Readings hit 20 below zero in the Dakotas with subzero temps in Nebraska Iowa and Kansas. Snow covered more than 1200 miles from Lake Superior to Arkansas and 400 miles from Iowa to Northwestern Ohio. Duluth reports 12 inches and Minneapolis 11 inches with fresh six inch falls elsewhere.
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Allies retreat deepening in Korea near Pyongyang
Allied forces pull back south of Korea as Chinese troops threaten Pyongyang and Koksan, with red advances toward Wonsan. U.S. Marines and army troops work to break free from a trap south of the Changjin reservoir while other Allied movements in the northeast remain restricted for security. Superforts bombed a red concentration center near Kanggye.
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Truman Attlee discuss Korea impact on United Nations stance
The leaders reportedly reaffirmed support for a U N resolution demanding Chinese Communist troops withdraw from Korea while debating broader actions. American officials weighed blockades and sanctions, while Britain favored avoiding wider entanglements and boosting European defense. Attlee may urge a supreme Allied commander to lift European morale amid Korean reverses.
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Grave Situation for UN Forces in Korea Narrows View
Washington reports a high Pentagon official calls UN ground forces in Korea in a very grave situation with little hope diplomatic talks will stop a Chinese push. General Omar Bradley clarified that evacuation talk referred only to extreme northeast troops moving to a beachhead, not a broad withdrawal.
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Global appeal urged to halt Korean war at 38th parallel
Asian and Middle East nations urged Communist China to halt its troops at the 38th parallel in Korea to avert a wider war. The move, backed by India Philippines Pakistan and others, sought a six power demand to the U N General Assembly through China and North Korea. Canadian External Affairs Minister Lester Pearson echoed calls for negotiations. U N Secretary General Trygve Lie pressed for peaceful means and renewed talks on broader issues.
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Thrasher Says Sales Tax Is No Cure-All
Georgia officials heard that a sales tax will not fix the state's finances. State Auditor B E Thrasher outlined a gap between requested funds and likely revenue, warning even with new taxes the Minimum Foundation Program for Education will be underfunded. He proposed a 145 million dollar budget next year with taxes expiring and noted delays before full impact from tax increases.
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Heaters and Stoves Wanted and For Sale Ad Tips
In the Want Ad columns readers are urged to contact Miss Adtaker for help placing or finding used fuel oil or coal heaters. Ads must be placed before 11 o clock in the morning for insertion.
Senate Debates Major Changes to Excess Profits Tax Bill
Washington December 6 The Senate and House clash over an excess profits tax plan with a 75 percent rate on corporate earnings above 85 percent of a four year base. Senator George of Georgia predicts changes in the Senate while aiming to send the measure to the President before year end. House passage was lopsided with GOP support for substitutions, GOP critics argue the tax may affect earnings above base period and Treasury worries linger about revenue shortfalls.
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Weather Forecast for Georgia Inland and Coast
Cloudy conditions expected with minor temperature changes this afternoon. Occasional light rain in the west and coastal areas tonight. Strong winds, showers, and a coastal cold front later. Temperatures fall tonight with an isolated northwest cold wave.
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Kilgore Seeks Eisenhower for Pacific Command
Sen. Kilgore proposes President Truman appoint Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as overall Pacific commander and send more troops to Korea to hasten a potential peace with Chinese Communists. He notes Eisenhower could lead Pacific quieting and could head a European defense force if successful.
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