U N Diplomacy Moves to Reassure Red China Over Korea
The United Nations launched a threefold push to calm Communist China while steering Korea toward a peaceful settlement. Plans included a border talk with Peiping, postwar Korea relief schemes, and private Security Council talks as Chou En Lai sent a delegation to Lake Success amid Formosa charges.
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Stanley Johnson
United Nations
China
Heiping
Security Council
U. N
Korea
Gen. MacArthur
Tokyo
Yalu River
Ny Trans
Australia
James Plimsoll
Run Commission
Commission
Peiping
General Assembly
Chou
Formosa
America
Manchuria
Three Navy crew parachute to safety after engine fire
A twin engine Navy attack bomber diverted and crashed flames twelve miles south of the Patuxent River Air Test Station. Pilot Lt Cmdr William C Patterson Aviation Technician First Class William R Diester and Aviation Mechanic First Class Robert H Jones parachuted to safety. Patterson suffered facial burns not serious according to Anne Arundel County Patrolman Elmer Hagner.
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Annapolis
Navy
Ere
Patuxent River Air Test Station
Patuxent
William C. Patterson
William R. Diester
Robert H. Jones
Anne Ardandel County
Elmer Hagner
Patterson
Temperature Drops to 20 Degrees Amid Cold Spell
The article notes a cold snap with a 20 degree low last night, down from a 17 degree reading on March 19. It reports a week of sub warming with highs in the 40s, a 42 degree maximum Saturday, 24 by Sunday, and a 41 degree total. Today's 46 degree high offers slight warming, while freezing temps are forecast tonight and a gradual rise expected tomorrow. Also includes a barber shop notice and a sale advertisement.
Prominent Santa Fe Doctor Held in Ransom Kidnapping
Dr. Nancy Campbell a Yale trained Santa Fe physician, 43, is charged with kidnapping nine year old Linda Stamm for a $20,000 ransom. Bond set at $25,000 with arraignment pending. Campbell confessed planning the crime and said she needed money. Linda was held in a shack after being lured from home and kept without heat or door.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Nancy Campbell
Yale
Santa FE
N. M
Little Linda Stamm
Linda
Allen Stamm
Asst. Dist
Robert Fox
David Carmody
A. L. Zinn
State Supreme Court
Dr. Campbell
Campbell
Stamm
Zinn
Albuquerque
Richmond Husband Held In Killing
A 23 year old Richmonder Frank Santamaria was held on a murder charge after a shooting at his in laws home in Chesterfield County. Floyd Leonard Coalson was killed, and wife Agnes Coalson Santamaria and mother in law Edna McCauley Coalson were wounded. The incident followed a failed reconciliation attempt after a week long separation.
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Richmond
Frank Santamaria
Chesterfield County
Floyd Leonard Coalson
Agnes Coalson Santamaria
Ednad McCauley Coalson
Santamaria
I. E. Bowman
Coulson
Middletown Variety Show Aims to Benefit Volunteers
A capacity crowd of 350 is expected at the Lee Theatre Middletown tomorrow at 8 PM for a Variety Show directed by Miss Doris Wright. Proceeds go to the Middletown Volunteer Ambulance or community group referenced in the notice.
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Middletown
Lee Theatre
Doris Wright
Eight Lives Lost In Week End Toll
Virginia reports eight deaths in weekend highway crashes raising the 1950 toll to 756. Victims include Mari Bautista 26 of Norfolk Olie Bolt 19 of Route 3 Willis Algie Hoffman 47 of Gardensville Victor Stanley 38 of Route 3 Marion Rev. I N A Beahm 91 of Nokesville Emmett O Neal 33 of Route 1 Chatham Fred Lightfoot 35 of Richmond and Alex Williams 26 of Camptown.
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Virginia
Mari Madeline Bautista
Norfolk
Olie Bolt
Willis
Algie Scott Hoffman
Gardensville
Victor Stanley
Marion
Richmond
Alex Williams
Camptown
Bautista
Bowling Green
Caroline County
Bolt
Christiansburg
Floyd County
Hoffman
Louisa County
Stanley
Coeburn
Wise County
Beahm
Martinsville
Henryounty
O'Neal
Danville
Chatham
Pittslvania County
Lightfoot
Henricoounty
Williams
Franklin
Southampton County
American Pilot Details Jet Kill In First MiG Encounter
Lt. Russell Brown of Pasadena California recounts shooting down a Russian made MiG-15 over Sinuiju amid early jet age combat. He describes the enemy’s maneuvers and speed advantages, noting the opposing plane exploded after a sustained burst as he followed from about a thousand yards.
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Tokyo
Russell Brown
S. Hudson St
Pasadena
Calif
Sinuiju
Brown
Yalu
Manchuria
Vast Funds Sought For Economic Aid To Western Europe
President Truman released a Gray report outlining a sweeping program for aid to Western Europe beyond the Marshall Plan. The plan envisions billions in assistance over several years to counter communism, with Congress likely to challenge funding and conditions in the coming session.
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Western
Europe
John M. Hightower
Washington
Truman
Congress
Gordon Gray
United States
Taft
Ohio
McCarthy
Wis
Marine Sargeant Killed in Action in Korea
Telegram confirms Staff Sergeant Joseph Anthony Jagiello USMC aged 26 was killed in action November 4 in Korea. Born August 26, 1924 in Quantico, he attended Post High School and VPI, enlisted 1943, served with the Second Marine Division, saw Saipan Tinian Okinawa. Survived by parents two sisters a brother and two nieces.
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Anthony Jagiello
USMC
Jagiello
Euclid Ave
Joseph Anthony Jagiello
Quantico
Post High
Marine Base
VPI
Second Marine
Saipan
Tinian
Okinawa
Walter A. Jagiello
USA
Fort Jackson
D. C
Helen
Mary
Anna Jagiello
John C. Witt, Jr
Margaret Stephanie Jagiello
Myrtha Joanna Witt
Opinions Split Over Isolationism in GOP Ranks
Washington reports show Governor Thomas E. Dewey and Senator Taft clashing on isolationism within the Republican Party. Dewey warns of a trend, while Taft dismisses the label as mere name-calling. Other figures like Duff Myers Nixon Millikin weigh in on foreign policy and midterm gains.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Taft
Rohio
U. S. News and World Report
Dewey
GOP
Isola
Senate
Truman
James HM. Duff
Pennsylvania
Duff
Francis J. Myers
Myers
Richard M. Nixon
Rcalif
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Dcalif
China
Nixon
Motorist Who Hit Pedestrian Sought by Police
Police seek the driver who struck Clarence Oates on November 4 at the corner of Boscawen and Braddock Streets. After hitting Oates in rain at 4 10 p m the motorist helped him to the curb then drove away without reporting. Oates hospitalized three days. driver urged to identify self at police headquarters.
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George Dalton
Coalson
Dalton
Santa Maria
Boscawen and
Braddock Sts
J. Thomas Boyd
Hmself
Clarence Oates
Opequon Ave
Boyd
Mr. Oates
Royal Portables See 1951 Models
Notice listings advertise Royal Portables models for 1951 from Kenneth E. Henry Co. with a no hunting or trespassing warning on property. It mentions Rouss Party each Wednesday night at Rouss Fire Co with regular weekly events and patronage appreciated.
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ROYAL
Kenneth E. Henry CO
W. M. Stickley
Marines Open Cold War Front Through Icy Hills
U N forces hold a defense line across Korea as Marines push toward Changjin with light support. Chinese units contest near Yongbyon while patrols probe Sinuiju and Yongbyon area. Intelligence notes ambiguity on Chinese reinforcements and unit concentrations between Changjin reservoir and the Yalu.
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Korea
Ciahad
Changjin
United Nations
Ulju
Machead
Yalu
Yalu River
Kanggye
New York Telephone Operators Strike Lockout Report
New York City long distance operators reported being locked out after a CIO strike action. Pickets surrounded a Bell truck blocking traffic as AT&T said conditions at the main center returned to shifts with many workers leaving. Union claims cite refusal to sign contracts crossing picket lines. company says workers were welcomed back if they choose to help resume service.
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New York
New York City
Equipa
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Pres. Ft
Bell
CIO
Bell System
CIO Communications Workers of America
Long Lines
Taft Credits Truman Confidence Gap in GOP Wins
Senator Taft of Ohio said low public confidence in President Truman's foreign policy aided Republicans in last Tuesday's congressional elections.
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GOP
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Government slashes aluminum use 35 percent in new order
Washington announces a January start on a 35 percent cut in civilian aluminum use. Companies must keep non defense orders to 65 percent of their average quarterly use during the first six months of the year, with exemptions for small firms and pre existing contracts. Inventories capped at a 60 day supply. Effects on prices uncertain but aimed at stabilizing aluminum.
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Washington
Tio A
Senate panel to probe basic causes of crime
Senate investigators led by Kefauver will follow a delinquency survey with hearings on underlying crime causes. They report organized crime influences public officials and operates with interlocking ownership across major cities, notably Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles. A 250 page juvenile delinquency study cites crime comics but finds no direct link to delinquency.
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Senate
Washington
Kefauver
Capone Boys
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Miami
San Francisco
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Council to Discuss Franchise for Winchester Gas
The council meets in regular session to consider approving a natural gas franchise for Winchester at 7 30 p m Tomorrow. Several bidders have expressed interest and a council committee held special sessions last week to finalize the proposal.
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Winchester
Venezuelan military leader Delgado Chalbaud slain in Caracas
Venezuelan Lt. Col. Carlos Delgado Chalbaud, head of the military Junta, was killed today in Caracas. A government statement gave no details of the shooting, and he had helped topple Romulo Gallegos in 1948 and later served as minister of war.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Delgado Chalbaud
Delgado Chalbaud
Romulo Gallegos
Gallegos
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Victory
N. Loudoun’St
Miller A. Keckley
Hodgson & Brown
Bulletin
The
Associated Press
U. S
Marine Sargeant
Colorado
Eugene D. Millikin
Rcolo
Millikin
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
R-Wise
U.S
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