Russia Rejects Cease Fire Amid Evacuation From Korea
Thousands of United Nations troops struggle to evacuate from Hungnam as Chinese forces press a line around the port. Reports describe battered transports, cold, and mounting casualties while majors contemplate a final withdrawal from the northeast front. Allied units, including the U.S. Army and Marines, edge toward Hungnam harbor to evacuate before a broader Chinese advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Murgadm
Saa
Mortivast
Doi MacArthur
Tn Wester
Netthess Keren
Chinere Iy Platnen
Elrengh
Ameriam Tine Avith Hart
Tom Loth Fou
Agid
Alberichet
Tront
G Marki
Sra
Tth
Kor
Hungnam
Raim
Ite
Wnila
Saute Korein
Perth
Chongsin
U. S. Ith
Uyesanjing
Ge Yan River
Marine
Chosin Reservoir
Hungama Harbor
Marine and Navy
Allett
Emmy
Bungusta
Fragmented OCR headline about Korea and armies
Fragmented text fragment discusses Korea and militaries with multiple garbled names and phrases. It references various individuals and places in an unclear, noisy OCR pass, lacking coherent events or dates to confirm a concrete news item.
City to Study Cost of Living Bonus Proposal
City officials discussed introducing a cost of living bonus for staff at a council meeting. The plan, to be referred to the fact-finding committee, would apply to municipal workers and would require statutory allowance linking the bonus to living cost changes. Several aldermen noted illegalities in raising pay while in office and identified affected posts such as clerk and treasurer.
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Tradt
Ing
Persson
Ingidiga
O'Connell
Terus O'Connell
Richard Hippenmeven
Bardi Vipreameyer
Eenemen
Oconnell
Ilegal
Connell
Barker
Ald- Frank
Wildcat Walkout Disrupts Chicago Rail Traffic
A wildcat walkout by railroad workers disrupts Chicago rail service, halting passenger and freight trains, with about 2,500 workers affected. Officials report government steps may follow, while union leaders threaten actions against militants and warn of broader industry impact.
Rail strikes disrupt freight and passenger service in Wisconsin
The Soo Line and North Western rail unions threaten widespread walkouts in Waukesha, causing freight cars to halt and passenger service to suffer as railway workers fear a national wage freeze by President Truman. The Elgin Joliet and Eastern routes test trains, and Carnegie Illinois Steel at South Chicago faces plant shutdowns due to rail service cuts.
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Batt
Soo
North Western
Wikesha
Chicago
Waukesha
Nelihes
Elgin, Jolie
Eastern
Carnegie. Linois Steel Company
U.S. Ricecorp
Carnegie-linois
Truman
Egg Prices Fall in Some City Stores Amid Spotty Reactions
Reported declines in retail egg prices in several stores contrast with increases in others, notably in Waukesha where prices edged higher. Midwest chains show mixed moves while independents hold or inch up, with grocers blaming market shifts and baking demand for post holiday changes.
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Waukesha
Milwaukee
The
Freeman
Truman Seeks Rapid Mobilization After Leaders Meeting
President Truman urged a sharp step up in national mobilization to strengthen the armed forces amid the global crisis. A White House statement noted broad support for declaring a national emergency, with plans for defense buildup, price controls, and military extensions. Speaker Vinson signaled draft tightening and a possible 20 month term plus wide conscription as Truman aims for about 4 million troops by mid-1946, roughly double now but still below World War II levels.
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Washington
Truman
Howes Wilk Denmocratic
Duan Aciesoy
Defense
George C. Marshall
White House
Mi ‘Tromén
Emergenc
D Vinson
Vinson
Freeman Newsprint Shift From Canada to Gary Paper
The Freeman notes a change to darker de inked newsprint from Gary Paper Mills Inc replacing Canadian sheets. Canadian print uses direct wheat pulp while Gary process retires old newspapers into pulp. Gary newsprint costs 108 per ton plus freight, lighter Canadian stock 135 with shipping, back market Canadian stock around 100 to 150 per ton.
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The
Freeman
Gary
Waukevin
Preeman
Gey Paper Mills, Inc
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Gary Post-Tribune
Benapr
Canada
Council Passes Record Budget for Waukewi'e City
City council approves a record budget totaling 1,944,785 dollars to raise by taxation for city functions and county share. The plan shows Education and recreation at 12,280 dollars with many departments funded, including health, public safety, and public works. The county budget timing and school funding implications are noted, with totals and anticipated receipts listed.
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Ford
Bey
IRS
Daily Freeman
Ty Eity Residenta
Avenir County Coats
Hurler Muxhes
Coanty
Waikysha
Ane Cily
Ealy
Weny Capital
Woukesha Bull Sells at Two Year High Auction
A Waukesha market report records a bull selling for 605 dollars at a small livestock sale today the top price in two years. The buyer paid 27.40 per hundredweight for the animal reflecting strong demand in the regional market.
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Woukesha
Aighteay
AR System
Orchestra and Soloist Make Evening Eventful
A noisy concert program features a symphony initiative and notable performers. The evening includes multiple orchestral pieces and soloist performances that captivate attendees, with commentary on the selection style and a sense of lively engagement throughout.
Speedrail Organization Holds Meeting Tomorrow
An OCR noisy summary notes a meeting by the Speedrail group. The text mentions a Grendel foray and references to various officials, events, and scattered phrases. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are discernible.
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Speedrail Organization
Completion of Youth Center Certain, Mayor Tells Council
Mayor states the completion of the youth center is certain and outlines funding, costs, and anticipated occupancy. He cites plans, budget figures, and timelines while addressing council questions about permits and the project’s impact on community programs.
Hadid and Segal in a cryptic regional note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names like Hadid Segal and locations such as Lake something and Dalit. Readable bits resist full meaning but indicate a regional note or notice with several proper nouns.
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Korea
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Vienna
Malik
Lake
Stat Act Agate
Ptogierea
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Greagkibod
Nurgles
Asia
Aires
Ae Kerrey
Riornn
Davaitealyie
Nava
Oegga
Wildcat
Agsletung Army
Kart
Bemletsen
Mobl Steyps
Eep al Dines
Pres- Troma
Ave Tay
Caeneybe-Tllineis
Steel Iwerks
Brotherhood of Railrod Tra
Rhicegoy
Penneyvada
Uniohy
Accord
Lilly
United Press
Council
Gune Bernhardt Freeman
Waites
Batic
Ian
Cam
Paki
Uae
Jay Bas
Cathy Jae
Bpaneltiers
Wbbwadhees
Uwe Wailer
Campiennler Starins
Meyer
Maras
Dent
Msi Yuri Ff
Yong Savery
Hera Tai Vite
Segal
AL Alama
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