U N Reports Korean Action in Korea Crisis
United Nations officials in Korea said about 400000 Chinese and other Communist troops, largely from eight armies, are engaging UN forces under General Douglas MacArthur. The UN commission noted many prisoners misled about their roles, with no prior warning and the presence of mass refugees on the West Coast of Korea.
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N. Y
United Nations
Korea
Douglas’ ManaArthur
UN Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation of
Peking
Moscow
Yalu River
North Korea
U. S.-Britain See Hope For Peace In Korea
News notes a possible path to peace in Korea through U S and British channels. The article also covers seasonal shopping plans downtown with extended store hours and Friday evening crowds.
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U. S.-Britain
Korea
Truman Attlee Reach Common Stand on Korea and Peace
In Washington the United States and Britain produced a 12 000 word communique after week long talks. Truman and Attlee pledged to uphold UN charter principles and seek a peaceful Korea settlement while warning the Chinese Communists to share the UN approach or face action. They urged rapid buildup of Allied military power and expansion of production capacity and favored an integrated western European defense force with a supreme commander.
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Washington
Dec
Truman
Attlee
United Nations
Pacific
Britain
China
America
Jormosai
Korea
Far East
U. S
Europe
Russia
Music critic Hume faces threat over Truman recital review
Washington Post critic Feal Hume received an abusive note from an anonymous sender calling him "lousy" and warning of a punch to his nose after his negative review of Margaret Truman's Tuesday recital. Hume confirmed receipt but said the published text was not entirely accurate and he was unsure about printing a corrected version.
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Washington
Washington Daily News
Hume
Washington Post
Margaret Truman
White House
Hs.t
Jikes
Tathe
Truman
Welfare Board Seeks 9.87 Million for 1951 53 Budget
The Arizona welfare department requests 9,867,492 for the 1951 53 fiscal year, a rise from 14 470 180 in the 22 month period. The request includes a 1 063 850 deficit carried from the past year to avoid cutting welfare payments. The plan covers old age assistance, dependent children, aid to the blind, general relief, foster care, child welfare, crippled children services and administration, with salary increases expected for staff. Governor Howard Pyle attended the meeting, and federal aid is projected at 8,408,620, making total outlays from state and federal funds 27,558,295.
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Phoenix
Arizona Welfare Department
Arizona Legislature
State Welfare Department
Egeinn
Welfare Board
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Arizona Guard Faces Possible Active Duty Call
PHOENIX Dec 5 Arizona national guard leaders said there is a pretty good chance parts of the state’s military units may be under consideration for active duty though Maj. Gen. A M Tuthill stated no official word had been received from Washington. Col. Frank E Fraser noted the guard’s wartime history and that plans depend on decisions yet unclear about whether the 258th regional combat team and other ground units or the 197th fighter squadron would be mobilized.
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Phoenix
Dec
Frank E. Fraser
Arizona National Guard
Arizona Guard
A. M. Tuthill
Col. Fraser
Arizona
Guard
Fraser
Washington
Immmerice
258Th
197Th
Builders Panic in Phoenix Over Imminent Federal Controls
Contractors in Phoenix rushed to lay foundations after rumors of federal construction controls. M. M. Sundt Construction says changes may come in about ten days, but building must still be proved. L. M. White Contracting and Edward Moore & Sons report no such rush and have heard nothing about new controls. Government already restricts construction for recreational use.
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Phoenix
Tucson
M._M. Sundt Construction Co
Edward Moore & Sons
Power Bond Issue Authorized in Arizona
Phoenix December report shows the Arizona Corporation Commission approving a six million dollar power bond issue by Central Arizona Light & Power Co. to fund its current expansion program, authorizing 36,000 bonds of 100 each.
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Phoenix
Dec
U.A
Arime Corporation Commission
Central
Arizona Wight & Power Co
U S Slaps Ban On Red Trade
The commerce department banned American ships and planes from carrying strategic materials anywhere to Communist China or Soviet Europe. The immediate order blocks shipments of weapons and fissionable materials to these areas, including Hong Kong and Macao, to prevent diversion into China. The policy excludes non strategic goods to the Soviet bloc and follows Sen. Maybank’s push for embargo measures amid Korean War tensions.
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Washington
Commierce Department
China
Soviet Europe
United States
Hong Kong
Macao
Europe
Sen. Maybank
DSC
Maybank
Bil Maybank
Sawyer
Oriit
Jefo
Marshal Tite
Congress
Korea
Army Cancels Holiday Leave for Continental Troops
Washington December 8 The army canceled its plan to grant a Christmas holiday from December 28 through January 2 to all troops training in the continental United States. Training will be suspended only for Christmas Day and New Year’s Day, with commanders allowed to grant leave to personnel who can be spared. Military travel must be by 72 hour pass or furlough for enlisted and leave time for officers.
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Washington
Continental United States
Army
Short Is Picked For Press Job
President Truman named Joseph H. Short Jr. as presidential press secretary succeeding the late Charles G. Ross. Short, born February 11, 1904 in Vicksburg Mississippi, has served with the Baltimore Sun Washington bureau since 1943 and was formerly with AP bureaus in Richmond, Washington, and Wa.
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Washington
Dee
Truman
Joseph H. Short, Jr
Baltimore Sun
Short
Stephen T. Earry
Charles'g.’ Ross
Associated Press
Richmond
Baltimore, Sun
Vicksburg
Migs
Blind Newsstand Robbery Report in Oakland
In Oakland California on December 8, a single man bought cigarettes at a court house stand run by Roland Anderson and Mario Ward, repeatedly asking for change for a $5 bill and receiving only one dollar each time. Both operators are blind.
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Oakland
Calif
Court Chonge
Roland Anderson
Mario
Ward
Government releases guide on atomic attack effects
The government published an official guidebook The Effects of Atomic Weapons to aid civilian defense planning. William Laurence, Pulitzer prize winning science reporter, to write a non technical analysis of the guidebook for broad readers, with reprint by Daily Citizen starting next Monday.
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New York Times
William \. Laurence
Times
Daily Citizen
Plans Shelved For Present Wage Price Controls
Washington officials said no immediate wage price freeze is planned. Price Controller Michael V. Di Salle noted wage price ceilings are being studied and borders prepared if needed, but voluntary measures may hold inflation for 60 to 90 days while setting up nationwide enforcement machinery. Di Salle and Alan Kibyt hinted at possible action against GM and Ford after auto price increases, with a meeting planned next Wednesday to review the situation.
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Washington
Michael V. di Salle
di Salle
Toledo
Ohio
Salle
Alan Kient
Liege
Ford
Valentizio
Valentine
Rent Control Extension Voted Through by Congress
Washington reports that the rent control extension, set to expire December 31 in some areas, gained at least five months. Senate and House conferees agreed to a compromise likely extending current controls to July while allowing cities to decontrol by simple council action. The measure, urged by President Truman, aims to buy time for a permanent rent policy review.
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Washington
Mets
Senate
House
Faber Hoe Otic
Senate House
Control Law Provissat Sim
Aks
Truman
Congress
Phone Plea Saves Woman from heart attack at home
A blast of urgency from a telephone rescued Miss Cerna Wider at 1636 N Fremont Ave as she suffered a coronary occlusion. Mountain States operators Lillian Williams and Sarah Comitlin alerted police and sheriff units. Deputy Grande forced entry at 1638 N Fremont where a moaning woman was found and medical aid arranged. Wider was transported to Tucson Medical Center in stable condition.
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Cerna Wider
Fremont Ave
Miss Hitler
Tucson Medical Center
Ailis Hitler
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Wils
Sarah Comitlin
Vapproxi Yaenine Sa
Nately
General Motors
N. Fremont
Alilana
Sheriff's Office
L. C. Almond
Donald McCauley
Arthur Grandé
Grande
Hilder
Pyle Plans to Retain Small Carvey Staff
Phoenix dispatch reports Gov Elect Howard Pyle will keep a limited Carvey era staff. Mabel Stallcup assistant secretary would stay. highway patrolman Hirsch, who has been acting as the governor's aide since 1944, would be retained for six months.
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Phoenix
Howard
Pyle
E. Garvey
Mabel Stallcup
Sidzay PY “Onbotn
Freezing Cold Hits in Tucson Area Weather Report
Weather in Tucson shows pockets of freezing conditions along the Santa Cruz river bottom with nights at 24 26 and 27 degrees. The Weather Bureau expects temperatures to stay similar with light high thin clouds overhead and no immediate danger to other parts of Tucson. Local highs reached 70 in a dry day while Bismarck NC recorded sub zero and a few cities saw rain or snow.
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J Yadiztor
Weather Bureau
Santa Cruz
Uie Santa Cruz
Turson
Tucson
Bismarck
N. C
Rescue Columns Press Toward Safety in Korea
Tokyo dispatch reports two U.S. columns of Marines and Army troops struggling through the snowbound mountains near Hamhung to reach safety. A third column of 3,000 men pressed west of Su and along the escape highway as Chinese forces pressed and air cover limited by a snowbound front.
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Tokyo
Ries
Korea
Taird
Atv Air
Navy
Pri Y
Marine
Corsairs
Korea Oval
Vnno
sHamshung
E. Eighth Army
Coritani
Baltats
Dambing
Aidéricata
First Marine’ Vision
Hambung
Eighth
Pyongyang
San
Eighth ‘Army
Douglas
MacArthur
Gobbler's Kiss Wins It In Riverside Football Scene
Riverside report details a turkey contest moment as Ralph Moran struggles to control a bird that pecked him on the neck, leaving him temporarily unable to regain balance. The incident occurred as the Gobbler’s Kiss team attempted to claim victory in a chaotic, humorous scene.
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Riverside
Calif
Ralph.Moran
Chris
Moran
Che
Arizona bar lunch page twenty three keeps constant
An unclear clipping references an air borne incident or aviation matter with numbers and a mention of TWA. The readable part suggests a connection to planes and a page note, but concrete details, dates, or names are missing.
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General Melos
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Moscow Radio
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Valentino
Hamhung
Jong
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