Generals Spit In Yalu River Frontfront News
Four American generals on the Korean Manchurian border spatted into the Yalu River as the 17th regiment of the Seventh division seized Hyesanjin amid bitter cold. Ambassador Muccio reported UN resolve to rebuild Korea with international help.
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Floods Ravage Reno and California as Nevada Cities Flooded
Torrents from mountain-fed rains and melting snow caused widespread damage across northern and central California and western Nevada. Reno suffered severe flooding on the Truckee River center, with hotels and casinos submerged. one death reported. California Gov Warren declared a state of emergency. 3,500 evacuated near Marysville as American River swelled. Eight bridges in Reno underwater and extensive property losses noted.
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Copper Cities Mining Starts $13 Million Globe Miami Project
Preparatory work begins on a $13,000,000 copper mining development near Globe and Miami. The Copper Cities Mining Co plans an open pit operation producing about 45 million pounds of copper annually, with 500 workers and relocation of Castle Dome equipment. The project uses Castle Dome concentrator and involves eight miles of infrastructure work after securing a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corp.
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Reconstruction Finance Corp
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Short End Of Five Dollar Wager On Fisticuffs
Phoenix police report a delivery driver Robert Whitehead 18 suffered ace and body bruises after a fight with a 22 year old freckled face youth at a ballpark after an argument at a downtown bus terminal. The $5 wager on the outcome is noted by authorities.
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John Slaughter
Wounded Australians and Britons Evacuated From Korea
Tokyo report says the first Australian and British wounded have been evacuated by air from Korea. Australians head for Darwin aboard a Royal Australian Air Force plane while British personnel are moved to Singapore.
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Second Jaywalker Caught in Tucson Police Campaign
Sunshine Climate club secretary Russell Soden halted from a hour long jaywalking stroll in Tucson's business district. B W Cruse Jr won $5 for stopping him near Congress and Scott streets and the Southern Arizona bank. Cruse began two weeks ago in Tucson as he spotted Soden jaywalking again.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
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Miss Jaywalker Parade Promises Five-Dollar Prize
A playful town notice describes a Thursday event where a suspect dubbed Miss Jaywalker will cross streets against traffic. Police urge residents to question any likely suspect with the prompt Are you Miss Jaywalker and collect a five dollar prize for identifying the jaywalker.
Freight Rates On Cars Cut by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a 12 percent reduction in railroad weight rates on new automobiles, effective February 20. Officials estimate a savings of $10 or more per car, with price tags reflecting lower transportation costs from factory to buyer regardless of delivery method.
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Interstate Commerce Commison
Purhaser
State Pupils Urged to Raise Pennies for U.N. Fountain
Phoenix report on November 21 says Arizona school children were asked to contribute 1,000 pennies to fund a fountain at the United Nations headquarters in New York. The drive, sponsored by the wives of governors from 48 states, aims to raise 575,000 dollars in total.
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Dust concerns threaten Tucson winter visitor industry
Secretary Russell Soden of the Sunshine Climate club says Tucson dust is a national joke hindering the winter tourism and $53,000 annual advertising. A survey found 34 percent of last winter visitors complained of dust, pushing locals to urge action or lose visitors to Phoenix or Wickenburg.
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Climate Club
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Phoenix
Wickenburg
Elusive Car Takes To Open Road in Riverdale
Sam Hilliard's truck rolled away yesterday in Riverdale New Jersey and traveled 200 feet down the street, dodged a dead end, slid down a 20 foot embankment, and settled in the Pequannock river without a scratch.
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Sam Hilliard
Pequannock River
Catholics Join France's Fight In Tonkin Delta
Report from Indo China states Catholics in the Red River delta, numbering over a million, form a native defense to oppose Communist forces. Catholic bishops, a Catholic general, and local police lead security for a buffer region under Vietnamese government influence, with arms supplied by France. The area is described as the only truly pacified part of the delta, though tensions with Viet Minh rebels persist.
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China
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Late Season Warmth Fades In Tucson Forecast 1950
Weather notes show Tucson temperatures easing as frosts approach. Official readings report 77 at the airport and 80 at the University of Arizona station, with a 44 degree low today and 57 in Yuma at 5 30 a.m. Highs included 82 in Phoenix and 61 at Grand Canyon and Flagstaff. Bisbee airport recorded 78/29.
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277th Traffic Victim Dead
Chandler reports Mrs Ed Savage killed in a two car crash five miles east and three miles south of town. She becomes the 277th highway death this year, with James Smith and Riggs injured. Antonio Baca of Phoenix dies later from Sunday crash injuries.
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James Smith
Riggs
Phoenix
Antonio Baca
St. Monica's Hospital
Capitol City
Chinese Cardinal Tien Heads to Netherlands After Rome
Cardinal Thomas Tien archbishop of Pe king left Rome by train for the Netherlands after visiting the Convent of the Divine Word. It is unclear whether he will return to Rome or proceed to China from the Netherlands following his 1948 cardinalate.
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Index Winter Takes a Wide In Through the United States
A navigational index lists page references across sections including Santa Claustro phobia on page 21 and Taft coverage on page 28. It notes sections for Comics Gabfest Crossword Radio Editorials Society Films Sports Financial State news and more.
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