Chiang Extends Martial Law as Civil War Surges
Chiang Kai-shek extends martial law to more areas except western provinces and Formosa amid escalating civil conflict. Nanking Shanghai and Peiping already under martial law as Red forces threaten government lines near the Yangtze. Leatherneck units will be moved to Shanghai to shield American interests and civilians.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Eying
North China
Chiang
Shanghai
Peiping
Crooksville Man Cleared in Manslaughter Jury Verdict
A Crooksville man, Robert Hale, 35, was acquitted by a common pleas court jury of two counts of manslaughter from an August 29 crash that killed Mrs. Zeima Dickson, 39, in Zanesville area. Prosecutors argued Hale was intoxicated. defense contended intoxication did not prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Crooksville
Zeimane Dickson
Clarke Barbour
Tomer
Tom Joseph
Clarence J. Crosslan
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Yaie
Jackson
Mars- We Pike
Zanesville
Hale
Joseph
Dickson
Sleepwalking Man Breaks Window to Injury
Robert Heagen, 23, of Sonora, slept through a large kitchen window and fell to the ground injuring both arms. A tourniquet was applied, he drove to his father’s home, and was taken to Good Samaritan hospital where eleven stitches closed his wounds. Heagen, an employee of a Mosaic company, was later released.
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Sonora
Pute
Heagen
Good Samaritan
Mosaicle Company
Hungarian Police Expel NYT Correspondent Bigart
New York Herald Tribune veteran correspondent Homer Bigart was ordered out of Hungary with no reason given. He said he was notified only at midnight and expected a government explanation tomorrow after arriving in Budapest two weeks ago following a stay in Yugoslavia.
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Yugoslavia
Herald
Jurors Probe Ambush Slaying in Lyons Georgia
A special Toombs County grand jury convened to decide charges in the ambush killing of a successful Negro basket salesman on a country road near his home. The widow Amy Mallard testified that five or six robed but unmasked men shot her husband. The case drew editor Ralph McGill’s critique of local officials for reluctance to prosecute. The widow was charged with murder, and details include a visit from Cleveland store owner Goldwasser and Governor Talmadge forwarding the case to Judge Murphy for investigation.
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Robert Mallard
Amy Jar Malard
Ralph McGill
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Atlanta Constitution
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McGill
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Drew Joseph Goldwasser
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Ohio
Goldwasser
Savannah
Herman Talmadge
School Man Faces Assault Charge in Twinsburg
Principal Glen L Powell of Pumsburg School appeared before a justice of the peace on assault charges. John Hegedieh, a highway department mechanic, filed a warrant alleging Powell struck his son Ronald 16, slamming him against a wall during a week’s dispute. Powell offered no comment as students protested his methods.
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Powel
Snow Flurries Forecast for Ontario Northeast Tonight
Weather note predicts clouds and snow in the northeast tonight with colder conditions. Saturday remains cloudy and cold with snow expected in the afternoon and at night. Key figures include Haigh at 33 and 26.
Transcribed Program Carries Rare Story in Idaho
Twin Falls Idaho announcer George Fliatis of KLM radio described a transcribed program cut with a New York news bulletin about Princess Elizabeth giving birth. The interruption caused a flood of phone calls as listeners heard the royal birth announced during a melodrama.
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Idaho
George Fliatis
KLM
Pints
Gur News Room
New York City
Elizabeth
News Room
Pinatis
U S Expands Airlift Force Across Europe and Panama
The air force accelerates its expansion to six groups with nine troop carrier units. A transport squadron moves from Japan to Germany and a fighter wing joins the Panama Canal defense system. The Berlin airlift adds a fifth transport wing, with 1,050 more men before arrival, signaling permanent assignments rather than temporary duties.
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Japan
Germany
Europe
Far East
Wang
Tucker to Launch New Finance Drive
A Tucker finance drive is planned with factory representatives stating confidence in raising capital. Forty dealers from Ohio and southern Michigan heard details as James D. Mooney of Willis Overland may head a Tucker reorganization.
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Columbus
Tu Ct
W. J. Agane
Ohto
Southern
Michigan
Johnson
James D. Mooney
Willis Overland Company
Guests Routed By Hotel Fire At Hubbard Hotel
A five story Hubbard hotel at 417 North Clark Street in Chicago suffered a fast moving blaze that drove dozens of residents into the street. One man was hospitalized after smoke inhalation as fire crews fought the fire for over four hours with an extra alarm and 42 pieces of equipment. About 50 residents sought temporary housing after fleeing the fire in near freezing weather.
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Negotiations on US Western Europe alliance to resume today
Washington reports negotiations on a proposed military alliance between the United States and Western Europe will resume here late today. Ohio Bell refund noted to state. Penn State students protest. workers plan short strike in Trafford over wage tax.
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United States
Europe
Columbus
Ohio Bell iTelephone Co. Tod
Trafford
Thorsand
Ouse Electric Corp
Westmoreland County
Hummel Certifies Oleo Petitions Amid Ballot Action
Secretary of State Hummel certified petitions to assure consideration of the oleo bill. The filing reportedly contained 351,359 signatures with 69,000 needed. Former Governor Dawson dies suddenly near Dawson, Minnesota after a heart attack while visiting.
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Dawson
Ming
Theodore Msor
Mescta
Daron
Minn
Snowy stretch snarls roads as police log accidents
Light snowfall and icy streets slow traffic across the region. Police report several weather related incidents while temperatures dip to 25 degrees at the municipal airport before rising slightly by noon.
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Municipal Arport
Churchill Urges Britain to End Israel Boycott
In a House of Commons debate Churchill urges Britain to recognize Israel and send representatives to Tel Aviv. He praises Anglo American unity, lauds Eisenhower, condemns east west war talk, and recalls a 1925 letter to Stalin warning against a split world.
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Israel
House of Commons
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Tel Aviv
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Churchill
Dwight Dbsenhower
Stalin
Race Segregation Blasted in Capital
A national committee from all regions denounces segregation in Washington as a blot on America's freedom. The illustrated report claims discrimination is more widespread in the capital than in the past, citing cases against Negroes in theaters restaurants parks and playgrounds and invoking Horatio Alger to highlight bias by skin color.
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Bowdoin Coach Adam Walsh Fined in DWI Case
Portland Maine coach Adam Walsh 47 Bowdoin College football figure and former Notre Dame star was fined 100 dollars and court costs in municipal court for driving while under the influence of alcohol.
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Notre Dame
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Blast Rips Kansas Plant Near Topeka
Nine men were killed and 16 injured in a series of blasts at the Kansas Power and Light plant near Topeka. The explosions cut power to the city for hours as rescue crews searched debris and hospitals operated on emergency power. Cause undetermined with reports of gas smell from workers.
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Workman Kills Four And Ends Own Life
In St. Paul Minnesota a steam boiler dispute led to a fatal shooting. John J. Hui, 54, killed four Northern Pacific shop workers and then fatally shot himself. Victims were T. R. Williams, 65. W. L. Butler, 44. Arthur Buhrman, 48. and Joseph T. Biurtray, 63, all from St. Paul. A company official said Hui had orders to replace cover plates after a check by state inspectors, an instruction he refused, sparking the confrontation.
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Northern Pacific Railway
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T. R. Wiliams
Wlol. Butler
Arthur Buhrman
Joseph T. Biurtray
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Hil
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Mme Chiang Calls On Trumans Today
Washington reports Mme. Chiang Kai-shek met with President Truman to seek new and far reaching U.S. aid for China. The arrival was Dec 1 and Truman promised a cordial reception and to consider the Chinese situation, though no final decision was stated.
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China
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Chima
Tettle
Refugee Detained On Way to Hospital
A 25 year old Romanian refugee and Auschwitz survivor, Mrs Margaret Hersch, arrived in New York en route to Cleveland for emergency leukemia treatment but was detained by immigration authorities. Dr Ralph Herz arranged care at Western Reserve Hospital. a Public Health Service doctor said the detention came from immigration authorities, with unclear reasoning.
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Cleveland
Margaret Hersch
Auschwitzs Concentration Camp
Transworld
Ralph Herz
Ciland
Western Reserve Hospital
Immigration Service
Ellis Island
U S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Ferguson Halts Pay For Research Work
A Chicago search firm plan is halted as Ferguson stops checks for the non Ser the Cho. The message mentions proposed centralization of the government, abolition of offices and certain departments.
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Columbus
Chicago
Non Serthe Cho
Fire Evacuates 300 Students From College Building
Fire trapped 300 students in a college building last night before all escaped. Damage was limited to one room with losses estimated at 100 dollars to the room and 500 to BUENOS AIRES.
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Louis H. Fitch
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