A Thousand Korean Children Are Flown to Safety
A dispatch by RAL BOYLE reports Korean orphans aged six to eleven rescued from Seoul after war damage. Chaplain Lt. Col. R L Blaisdell and Fifth Air Force personnel oversaw their transfer to a Child Welfare Center in Hayfield Minnesota. The group faced disease and malnutrition yet were flown to safety with limited rations aboard the transports.
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R L. Blaisdell Hayfield
Minn
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Chaplain Blais
Jane Murree
Murphy
Ley
Patton's Ware property listed in early report
At 1:10 am the report notes G. G. Baker, Sergeant, connected with Patton's Ware property. The brief item records an incident or property reference in the night’s notes.
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G. G. Baker
Patton’s Ware
The Other Anna Rosenberg Is Found
In Washington the FBI located an Anna Rosenberg linked to early 1930s John Reed Club meetings. The Armed Services Committee reported no evidence connecting Mrs Rosenberg to communism and the Senate prepared to confirm her as assistant secretary of defense despite lingering charges. Senator Byrd noted a vote around 5 p.m. today.
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Washington
FBI
Anna Rosenberg
Senate
Anna M. Rosenberg
Byrd
D-Va
Rosenberg
New York City
Armed Services Committee
Ralph de Sola
Re Reed Club
New York
de Sola
John Reed Club
How's Your IQ Answers From Page 4
A collage of quiz answers lists names such as Conrad Hilton Jr and Henry Ford, along with places, years, and phrases. The snippet ends with a subscription pitch for the Winchester Evening Star noting a Christmas gift option and a phone number.
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Conrad Hilton, Jr
South Carolina
The
Barrymores
Near East
Henry Ford
Robert E. McEnroe
Winchester Evening Star
Acheson Faces Pressure as Congress Debates Ouster
Secretary of State Acheson returns from Brussels amid Democratic backing and Republican calls for his removal over policy. President Truman defends him, noting his role against Communism while Taft and Wherry urge leadership change and no unity on foreign policy.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Acheson
Brussels
Europe
Truman
Taft
Ohio
GOP
Wherry
Nebraska
Congress
Publishers Face Tight Newsprint Supplies and Rising Costs
New York reports tighter newsprint stocks and rising prices. Production growth lags 2.8 percent while consumption rises 6.5 percent, forcing papers to limit ads and push subscription rates. Prices have climbed to 106 per ton in New York, the highest in 30 years, with a typical $6 per ton increase adding about 35.4 million dollars to annual publishing costs.
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New York
Great Northern Paper Company
Reds in Europe Plan Protests Against German Rearmament
Western Communist groups across Europe prepare mass protests against the Atlantic pact nations approving West German rearmament. Izvestia accuses U.S. pressure. France's Communist Party urges strikes and petitions to Pleven and parliament. A January 28 protest day is proclaimed by West German Reds.
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Western Europe
Western
Germany
France
Communist Party
West Germany
Frankfurt
Moscow
Izvestia
Atlantic Council
U. S
Dean Acheson
L’humanite
Acheson
Atlantic Pact
Rene Pleven
Iran Premier orders garrisons on alert amid world crisis
Premier Ali Razmara told the senate Iran is in a state of alert as world tensions rise and warned a World War may be near. He said Iran will defend itself if attacked and stressed neutrality unless forced to act.
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Tehran
Iran
Ali Razmara
Senate
Razmara
Ettalaat
Saroya Esfandiari
Saroya
First German Ship Arrives in Baltimore Since World War I
The Hermod entered Baltimore on March 22, 1950, as the first German vessel to reach the United States since 1941. The ship, of 3,220 net tons, came from Emden in ballast.
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United States
RSA
Hermod
Baltimore
Emden
Grand Jury Indicts GOP Member
Federal grand jury indicted Rep. Walter E. Brehm of Ohio on seven charges of illegally taking political contributions from two former employees. The case concerns kickback allegations and total contributions of 1380 dollars from Clara Soliday and Emma Craven. Brehm says he is innocent and has never committed a crime. He was reelected to a fifth term representing the 11th District. Soliday seeks 17340 dollars in damages from Brehm in a civil suit filed October 24 with counterclaims seeking dismissal and 5000 dollars for damages.
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Washington
Walter E. Brehm
Ohio
Brehm
Clara Soliday
Emma
Craven
Logan
House
Ohio State University
J. Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
Congress
Solid
Christmas Bank Cashier Beaten for Bills and a Suit
A well dressed Pasadena woman swapped four ten dollar bills for a sixty, then a ten for a hundred, netting the bank five ten dollar bills. In Los Angeles a gunman robbed a drug store of about 500 after forcing a shopper to the floor, but the victim later identified him in a lineup.
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Pasadena
California
Pasadena First Trust and Savings Bank
Los Angeles
Betty Jean Bandell
Soviet Embassy Prepares Fire Hose Defense Amid Bombing Fear
Washington reports the Soviet embassy installs fire hoses as a precaution against bombing. CIO leader James B. Carey says non union plumbers were hired, calling it anti labor. Plumber J Shapiro says he works on competitive bids and has no sympathy with the Soviets while noting equipment is standard in many buildings.
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Washington
James B. Carey
CIO Electrical Workers
Carey
Russia
J. Shapiro
Labor Leaders Confer With Truman on Auto Industry
Walter P. Reuther of the CIO United Auto Workers joined President Truman in White House talks on the auto industry's problems. The discussion shifted to government management labor talks at the Economic Stabilization Agency with a view toward possible clues or progress.
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Walter P. Reuther
Cio-United Auto Workers
Truman
White House
Economic Stabilization Agency
Group of London writers coined by John Lockhart
The label coined by John Lockhart applies to a circle including Shelley, Keats, Hazlitt, and Leigh Hunt. Each author was a London resident or associated with London literary life.
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A. John Lockhart
Shelley
Keats
Hazlitt
Leigh Hunt
London
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