Attlee Arrives In Washington For Talks With Truman
British Prime Minister Attlee arrived in Washington for high level talks with President Truman aimed at forging a common policy amid a world crisis and preventing a global war. Attlee spoke of aligning policies to uphold rights and combat communist pressure while meeting key U.S. officials at the outset of the negotiations.
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Attlee
Truman
Cathay
Oral el
State Acheson
Defense
Marshall
Mition
Wnantinee Atflen
Teader
Acheson, Marshall
W. Averell Harriman
Sir Oliver Franks
Senate
Lucas
Ilinois
Acheson
Party of Advisers
Great Britain
United States
Santa Guest Spots Grandpa's Sleigh in Kansas City
In a Kansas City department store Santa Claus sat in a large sleigh to greet children. Three year old Jeffrey Miller told him you have grandpa's sleigh prompting a playful exchange. His grandfather Everett Miller had rented the sleigh to Santa.
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Santa
Grandpa
Kansas City
Santa Claus
Jeffery Miller
Jeffery
Everett Miller
Envoy To Russia Returns From Moscow Vacation
U S Ambassador Alan G Kirk left Moscow by air for a vacation in the United States. Accompanied by his wife he stopped in Germany en route.
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Moscow
U. S
Alan G. Kirk
United States
Kirk
Germany
Navy to call 15000 reserves to active duty next spring
The navy announced today that 15,000 naval enlisted reserves will be called to active duty during next April, May and June. Gov. Dan E. Garvey returned to his office after a two week vacation in Mexico City.
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Washington
Navy
Ehubaia
Dan E. Garvey
Mexico City
Air Force Seeks Major Boost to 69 Groups by 1952
President Truman requests 18 billion dollars for emergency defense to expand the air arm to 69 groups by July 1 next, with 4 more groups by July 1, 1952. Specifications vary by group type, including day fighter, all weather, B 29 bomber, and B 36 jet era plans.
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Washington
Air Force
Truman
Congress
Moses Lake Air Base
Washington State
Andrews Air Base
Vandals Cause Havoc at Geronimo Hotel
Police seek two vandals who caused damage at the Geronimo Hotel on Euclid Avenue. They unspooled and tied the third floor fire hose, ripped out a telephone, scattered sand, and stole a Mexican rug valued at 15 dollars, observed by a resident.
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Geronimo
Euclidave
Mgr
Neal
A. Pennington
Road Back From Korea Through Ruined Pyongyang Perimeter
On the road toward Pyongyang tanks lie wrecked in rice fields as UN forces retreat. A veteran recalls the gray memory of combat near a nameless village north of the 38th parallel and Australians facing a tough return, a bitter march through towns and shell-damaged streets.
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Pyongyang
Sertwenheee
United Nations Army
Pestielegate
Pyong
Ang
Seoul
Fist Capital
Korea
Jing
Ohio
38Th Parallel
Talks Rise on Excess Profits Tax Bill in Congress
Congress debates a $3.4 billion excess profits tax as part of a broader tax overhaul aimed at funding postwar defense. The measure would tax profits over 5 percent above a three year average, with a 75 percent top rate on excess profits and options for payment bases. Republicans favor a milder version, while Senate hearings begin as House debates continue.
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Washington
Congress
Korea
House
Sus
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Six Nations petition to UN on China Korea issue
Six nations Cuba Ecuador France United Kingdom and the United States urged UN Secretary General Lie to add the Chinese Communist intervention in Korea to the general assembly agenda. They prepared a memorandum and planned a resolution similar to the vetoed security council measure, noting possible assembly action without a veto.
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N. Y
U.P
United States
United Nations
China
General Assembly
Trygve Lie
Lake Success
Peking
Security Council
Russia
Cuba
Ecuador
France
United Kingdom
Truman
Clement Attlee
Washington
Britain
Whit House
Assembly
Korea
Dust Fight in Tucson Spurs graveling and signs
Local readers responded to dust concerns in Tucson with actions from the Daily Citizen tips. Graveling road surfaces progresses as residents report reduced dust and slower traffic. Service stations note continued demand for waste oil to aid dust control amid trials of rationing.
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Tucson
Daily Citizen
Elmer Bingham
A. H. Holaway
Tycamore
Bingham
Clarence Halbohn
Oracle
Prince Roads
Snyder Sees Price Controls Likely to Curb Inflation
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder said general price controls will be needed to avoid damaging inflation though he did not forecast timing. Alan Valentine of economic stabilization urged balance in prices and wages and dodged a firm stance on universal controls. Senate debate also touched rent control extension and Valentines nomination.
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Washington
Dec
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Nsiitikin
R-Cole
Senate
Alan Valentine
Valentine
Vallentine
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
Senate Banking Committee
Few U S Units Fight Way Out Of Red Circle
Battlefront map report from Tokyo recounts U N forces abandoning Pyongyang and fighting a dramatic breakout toward Hamhung as a vast Chinese invasion threatens the peninsula. Marine units claim heavy Chinese losses while Gen MacArthur details a 1,000,000 man force massed near Korea.
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U.S
Red Circle
Tokyo
United Nations
Pyongyang
Northeast
U. S. First Marine Division
Hamhung
Chosin Reservoir
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
Congress
U.S. Merchant Fleet Stripped For War
Government officials and shipowners met in Washington to draft a plan for a wartime U S merchant fleet authority. The aim is to have blueprints ready in 30 days to seize and arm ships at moment’s notice. Some arrangements already exist to arm freighters and passenger liners at their first home ports after an emergency. A company spokesman said passenger liners could be stripped and converted within four days.
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Washington
U. S
Cepanios Aone
Cloudy Skies Bring Cooler Temperatures Across State
The weather report notes overcast skies and cooler temperatures with yesterday’s high near 71 and a low around 45. Statewide readings include Douglas 69 37, Phoenix 71 49, Yuma 76 55, and Grand Canyon 45 37 as clouds and general showers are forecast tomorrow.
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Douglas
Phoenix
Yuma
Grand Canyon
Dawson and Lambie win Tucson Invitational Four Ball title
Johnny Dawson of Hollywood and Tom Lambie of Phoenix captured the second annual Four Ball at Tucson Country Club by defeating Gene Littler and Frank Morey Jr. 2 up. Consolation went to Johnny Rudolph and Charlie Brown over Neil McGinnis and George Bennett.
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Johnny Dawson
Hollywood
Calif
Tom Lambie
Phoenix
Tucson Country Club
Gene Littler
Frank Morey Jr
San Diego
Johnny Rudolph
Charlie Brown
Randolph Rolf Course
Tucson
Neil McGinnis
George Bennett
Phoenix Country Club
Dawson
Lambie
Littler
Living costs rise as index shows continued swing
The newspaper notes ongoing increases in living costs with the index continuing its upward trend. It mentions a Sunday sermon on page unknown and marks that Sen. Smith was interviewed on page 4. Tucson drivers receive a warning.
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Sen. Smith
Tucson
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