Marines Plan Evacuation From Tsingtao China
Reliable reports from Tsingtao indicate U S Marines may quit their barracks at Shantung University with a Jan 25 campus lease termination. Navy officials deny evacuation plans. some Marines reportedly to remain afloat while others transfer to Guam. Authorities note no panic in town despite upheaval amid shifting U S policy.
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Lin ‘Tsingtao
Navy
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Israel Admits Raid Thirty Miles Into Egypt
An Israeli spokesman disclosed that Jewish troops struck thirty miles into Egypt and withdrew after three days of fighting. A private source said Israel planned to accept the UN Security Council ceasefire, while Britain considered asking for an arms embargo lift if border activity continued.
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Aqaba
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Tripolitania
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Israeli Foreign Office
Israel
China Reds Spurns Peace Bid amid Warfront Actions
Chinese Communists rejected Chiang Kai-shek peace terms and opened shelling around Nanking and Tlentein as Beijing vowed to fight to the finish. Radio broadcasts from North China warned of crossing the Yangtze into South China with plans for a political conference to form a central government, excluding reactionaries.
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Chiang Kaiehel
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North China
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New Ching
Sin Wan Pao
Chiang
US recalls peace mediator to Indonesia
The United States recalled its UN peace mediator H. Merie Cochran to Washington citing the Netherlands actions in Indonesia. The Security Council had ordered a halt to fighting 12 days earlier, but the Dutch failed to uphold the cease fire.
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United. States
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Yexterior
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State Department
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Business Untroubled By Truman Program Signals
Business leaders viewed President Truman's address as not altering plans for the coming year. Markets rose slightly as stocks advanced after the speech, with relief focused on omitted proposals like an excess profits tax and broader wage controls. Steel and rail sectors expected gains tied to production growth and potential government priorities.
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Wall
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Foikbided
Avif
Middie Steel
Radl
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Fordham President to Leave Post February Second
New York UP Rev. Robert L. Gannon will depart as Fordham University president after 13 years to head a Jesuit retreat on Staten Island. Rev. Lawrence J Messiney, a 41 year old Jesuit educator and editor, will become both president and rector of Fordham University.
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Robert L. Gannon
Planeload Of Hungarians Flee From Soviet Terror
Munich report details a Hungarian flight by plane to escape alleged Communist terror. Captain Janes Wajoros and passengers recount fear and a staged hijack from Pece, Hungary, via a lawfully booked flight to Budapest. Thirteen men, women and three children were aboard, with Majores claiming the escape was planned after his wife faced danger from activists.
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Milos Kohn
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Takeoamp
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Majeven
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Hajores
Message Backs Farm Parity Plan
President Truman urged an improved farm program to feed consumers and keep farmers prosperous. He called for government price supports, measures to boost food purchasing by low income groups, and restoration of storage authority to stabilize crops. He sidestepped controversy by endorsing flexible supports but left plural paths for parity policy.
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Administration Moves To Repeal Taft Hartley Law
Washington administration leaders moved quickly after President Truman's state of the union to repeal the Taft Hartley Act. Senator Myers introduced a bill to raise the minimum wage from 40 to 70 cents an hour and Senator Thomas planned a broad repeal measure. Truman urged replacing Taft Hartley with the Wagner Act while signaling a path of constructive amendments with Congress.
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Stolen Car Recovered With Police Assistance in Lexington
A neighbor notes a note about the stolen vehicle, while police report the car was found with Neo help. No further details about suspects or exact location but authorities emphasize ongoing investigation and recent update from Lexington police.
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Dewey Calls For Funds Labeled White Flag By Democrats
Governor Dewey urged accelerated pay as you go spending in his annual message to the 172nd Legislature, aiming to push New York's 1949-50 budget toward a $900 million total and covering highways, public buildings, mental hygiene, and education. Democrats called it a plea of guilt for past short-sightedness, while Republicans praised the plan as a solid program.
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Win Steingut
Elmer F. Quinn
Arthur Schutzer
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Thomas C. Desmond
Newburg
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Benjamin F. Feinberg
West Digs Out Biggest U S After Big Dev Blizzard
North Platte Nebraska reports describe a massive blizzard causing three day isolation across western counties. Food and fuel drops by air reached nearby towns as search parties and authorities hunted a missing Alliance businessman. Isolated residents faced deep snow drifts and farm losses, with officials unsure of full livestock damage and salaries until road clearing resumes.
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Budget News and Weather Relief Amid Blizzard
Amid a three day blizzard travelers faced relief efforts by aerial and ground Mercy missions across Colorado and Wyoming. The Rockport area reported the greatest rescue, while Senator Maybank relinquished chairmanship of the Senate Banking Committee to Burnet R. Maybank. President Truman outlined a near 788 billion dollar budget with 4 trillion in new taxes and heavy military and Marshall Plan spending, as lawmakers prepare for a July 1 start.
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Civil Service Group Chief Still Hopeful
The New York State Civil Service Association chief Frank L Tolmen remains hopeful for a pay raise for late workers despite Governor Dewey omitting the topic in his address to the Legislature. Tolmen says the group supports a 12 percent wage increase and presses for action.
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Albany
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Ema Ployers
Dewey
Frank L. Tolmen
New Teeth At 84 Bother a Meat Eater in Texas
Thomas Hayes a Grange cafe worker at 84 is getting his third teething. With five grinders in and 77 to go he leads a quest to replace teeth and savor meals he once devoured. His natural teeth now hinder his appetite and force adjustments to his diet.
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Thomas
Hayes
Grange Cafe
Fruit Prices Soar As Frost Blights California Crop
Frost hits California citrus, raising prices across Los Angeles and Imperial counties. Officials estimate multi million losses in Kern and Bernard counties while growers report heavy costs and reduced yields. Prices climb as deliveries slow and markets hesitate.
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Albert Salter
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Excdhante
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Truman Asks Swift Action On Broad Economic Controls
President Truman urged Congress to pass a sweeping program modeled on the New Deal, proposing a $4 billion tax increase mainly on corporations to fund expansive social and economic measures. The plan includes social security expansion, prepaid medical and health insurance, 3 million new public housing units, universal schooling, and powers to impose wage and price controls, build plants, and repeal Taft Hartley.
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Housing Relief Bills Introduced In Senate
President Truman urged Congress for a broad housing program. Senate and House Democrats push a forty-year, 18 billion dollar plan covering public housing, slum clearance, farm home construction, and housing research to ease the housing shortage and aid private industry.
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D-Ky
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