Communists Press South as UN Withdraws Across Korea
Beijing aligned forces move toward South Korea as UN troops retreat from the north. Mongolian cavalry and caravans aid Red China’s 1,000,000-man force while the Eighth Army pulls back beyond the 38th parallel. Civilians flood south as North–South tensions rise and President Rhee questions UN patience.
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South Korea
United Nations
Genghis Khan
Red China
North
Eighth Army
10Th Corps
Hamhung
Red Korea
Hungnam
7Th Mystery Regiment
Pyongyang
38Th Parallel
C. H. P. King
Seoul
Rhee
U S Driven Out Of Eye Market
The agriculture department reports it has bought minimal eggs in two weeks and only dried eggs this year. Prices near 25 cents a dozen in the Midwest caused limited purchases, with about six percent of annual production bought to date. Surpluses from late winter and spring drive prices, while high production later in the year tightens supplies. The department will not support egg prices after year end.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Armed Services
U S and Britain Back Plan for Asian Korean Cease Fire
United States and Britain supported a plan by Asian and Middle East states to seek a cease fire basis in Korea. Warren Austin signaled support for a Korea cease fire with U.N. force safety guaranteed. Rau urged direct Chinese Red input after Korea accord, with debate halted for consultations. The vote 48 to 5 approved immediate discussion of the new proposals.
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Britain
U. S
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
General Assembly
Far East
Austin
Warren R. Austin
U.N
Korea
Jacob A. Malik
Roberto Urddneta Arbelaez
Peking
Middle East
Rau
Wu Hsiu-Chuan
Eed
Turkey
Nationalis Chipa
Tucsonan Wife Reaches Home After Tokyo Arrest Scare
Jay W. Huff arrives in Tucson with two children after a hurried departure from Japan. Her husband Freelin Huff and his brother were briefly jailed in Tokyo and released pending further inquiry. The American Chamber of Commerce in Tokyo seeks consular investigation.
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Japan
Jay W. Huff
Tucson
Tokyo
Cynthia Huff
Helen Carmichael
Kleindale Rd
Freelin Huff
Jay Huff
Arizona
Huff
Freelin
United Press
American Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Army
Jay
Cautions Tubercular Vets Against Yale Visits
The veterans administration cautioned tubercular veterans today that leaving hospitals for unauthorized Christmas visits at home may endanger their families. VA noted tubercular veterans absent without leave at Christmas are a serious problem. Last year about 342 left hospitals. about 9,500 tubercular patients are in veterans hospitals. About one third were granted Christmas leave. physicians say none of these posed a disease menace to contacts.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Veterans Hospitals
Heat Yet Again Promises Record December High
Phoenix weather forecaster Louis R. Jurwitz predicted a high of 80 degrees to tie the all-time December record here as a winter heat wave continued. The city hit 81 the day before, falling short of Jurwitz’s 88 degree forecast.
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Phoenix
Louis R. Jurwitz
Mercury
Jurwitz
Seventh Policeman Resigns From City Force
Police Chief Don Hays announced that Patrolman Thomas R. Stamper has resigned for personal reasons, leaving 54 patrolmen of 65 authorized, with 11 vacancies. The city remains unable to hire more officers due to budget limits, though 19 names exist on the civil service eligible list.
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Don J. Hays
Thomas R. Stamper
E. Miles Jr
Stamper
Hays
Mgr
Phil J. Martin Jr
Martin
Civil Service Office
Tucson Weather Snapshot Shows Warm Winter Day
Tucson enjoys near perfect weather with a high of 80 and a 42 degree low. Yuma tops national highs at 85 while Fraser, Colorado sours to minus two. Nearby readings include Douglas 77 and 33, Phoenix 81 and 47, Flagstaff 68 and 38, Grand Canyon 63 and 40.
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Arizona
Yuma
Fraser
Colo
Tucson
Douglas
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Pyle to be sworn Arizona’s 14th governor in brief ceremony
Phoenix dispatch says Howard Pyle will take the oath at 9 15 a m in the statehouse eastern entrance with Levi S Udall administering. The 15 minute program includes a short inaugural address before Pyle attends the Salad Bowl parade. He becomes Arizona’s first Republican governor in 20 years.
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Phoenix
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Statehouse
Levi S. Udall
Arizona Supreme Court
Pyle
Statehood
Marines Revise Casualty Total In Korea Action
Marines revise casualty totals for the First Marine Division in the Changjin reservoir area. Headquarters now cites 3000 to 3300 as the total including sickness and winter exposure. Actual battle losses in killed wounded and missing are estimated at about half the total.
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Washington
Marine Headquarters
Changjin Reservoir
Korea
North Korea
Workers Get Spanking Ford Gifts Again in Springfield
Springfield, Ohio, December 12. One hundred fifty employees of the Mast-Foos Manufacturing Co. will receive new Ford sedans as Christmas presents again this year because they kept the cars they received last year in fine condition. Dallas E. Winslow said the policy keeps employees in a pleasant mood. Winslow will receive last year’s cars back to trade in.
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Springfield
Ohio
Mast-Foos Manufacturing Co
Ford
Dallas E. Winslow
Winslow
Tragerin
Truman weighs national emergency and wage controls
Washington reports President Truman plans a radio address Friday or Saturday to explain a national emergency and wage price controls. He will meet with congressional leaders and wage stabilization figures to discuss ways to implement controls as the administration faces rising costs in autos, eggs, and flour.
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Truman
White House
Wage Stabilization Board
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
Dean Acheson
Defense
George C. Marshall
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Cyrus S. Ching
Stephen T. Early
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Chrysler Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Agriculture Department
Assessors Debate Trailer Tax Standards in Arizona
Arizona county assessors and the state tax commission, in Phoenix, delayed solving how trailers are taxed and the standard method for assessing improvements. C L Lane urged changes to residency rules to enable in lieu tax collection on trailers. Leo Finch proposed registering visitors by vehicle title from other states. Only 25 percent of in lieu taxes fund education, while the rest go to counties. The afternoon session aimed to set minimum values for property types and elect association officers.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Tax Commission
C. L. Lane
State Highway Department
Leo Finch
Pima
Injured Coed Quits Hospital After Hit and Run
Janice Evan Vannett a University of Arizona coed who was hit Sunday night by a hit and run driver was released from the infirmary after injuries were found not serious. She, found unconscious after being struck near East Fourth Street, regained consciousness en route to the hospital and said the act may have been deliberate or drunken. She could not identify the car but thought it was a maroon convertible with a black top. Sgt Tom Rickel questioned students at the university.
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Janice Evan Vannett
University l of Arizona Coed
University Infirmary
University
East Fourth ‘Street
Hospital l
Tom Rickel
City Police
Baker Denied Writ of Habeas Corpus
Charles Ross Baker, 33, was denied a writ of habeas corpus in Tucson yesterday by Superior Judge J Mercer Johnson. He is wanted in Gainesville Florida on an armed charge. He was arrested on a federal charge, then turned over to Pima county authorities. The writ claimed no formal complaint had been filed and Baker was being held illegally.
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Charles Ross Baker
Tucson
J. Mercer Johnson
Gainesville
Fla
Pima County
Martin S. Rogers
Baker
Arizona Guard Shows No Hint of Immediate Call Up
Maj. Gen. A. M. Tuthill said in Tucson that Washington has given no indication the Arizona National Guard will be called to active duty soon. He met with draft board officials and inspected Tucson units during his visit to the Old Pueblo.
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Arizona National Guard
Washington
A. M. Tuthill
Tucson
Tuthill
Old Pueblo
Car Tag Tabs Not On Sale In Arizona County Offices
Deputy assessors at Leo Finch’s office report 1951 auto license tabs are not yet for sale. Chief assessor Edward Gibbs notes a statewide plan to release tabs on a single day within the next week. About 225 out‑of‑state cars in Pima County have 1950 registrations, with all 1951 out‑of‑state applications urged to finish promptly to avoid crowds.
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Leo Finch
A. Edward Gibbs
Gibbs
Arizona
Pima County
Interim Group Can Continue
PHOENIX Dec 12 The 20th Arizona legislature will be asked to extend the special legislative committee on state operations chaired by Sen. Fred J. Fritz. It may be kept as is or become a legislative council. The panel will disband Jan 8 but likely not issue its final report until later. It has worked on two reorganization plans creating state departments of government and revenue.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Fred J. Fritz
Greenlee County
Index of 12 Series and Contents by Section
The index lists sections across the issue including Financial Comics Gabfest Crossword Radio Editorials Society and related page numbers 12 19 18 2 18 17 10. It serves as a contents guide for readers navigating topics from finance to puzzles and culture.
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