JANUARY
Reds Open Heavy Attack Above Seoul And Force Some Allied Units Back; U.S. For Individual Pacts With Japan
Allies Fall Back To Fixed Line; Foe’s Loss Heavy In Seoul Drive; Nations Push Talks To End War
Chinese Red Troops Closing On Seoul After Smashing Through U.N. Lines; Allies Retiring On 140-Mile Front
Seoul Abandoned To Red Armies; City Afire; U.N. Retreat Orderly; Dewey Asks State War Footing
Allies Pursued South Of Seoul; Navy Saves Thousands At Inchon; Truman Expects Full Controls
Taft Opposes Troops For Europe; Calls Aid To Korea A Usurpation; Red Forces Pour South Of Seoul
Reds Close On Wonju Road Hub; U.S. Warns That U.N. May Crumble Unless It Calls China Aggressor
Fighting Raging Around Wonju; Allies Continue To Fall Back; Eisenhower In Paris, Asks Unit
Truman Asks Swift Steps Toward War Basis; Tells Soviet ‘We Will Fight To Keep Freedom’; Allies Lose Wonju In Retreat, But Punish Foe
Fighting Is Heavy In 2 Korean Sectors As Communists Mass For New Blows; Empire For Peiping Role In Japan Pact
Marshall For Draft Of Youths 18, With Extended 27-Month Term; Bitter Fight Rages Near Wonju
U.S. Backs U.N. Plan For Far East Talks After A Cease-Fire, But Russians Balk; Truman Insists He Controls Troops
Commonwealth Heads Urge Talks With Stalin And Mao; U.S. Troops Attack In Korea
Asia Peace Plan Voted In U.N., 50 To 7; Mao Receptive, But Bars Prior Truce; Red Attacks Beaten Back Near Wonju
U.N. Army To Stay In Korea And Fight, Collins Asserts; Top Generals See M’Arthur
Truman Submits A 71 1/2 Billion Crisis Budget; Asks 16 Billion Tax Rise, 61 Billion For Arms; Allies Drive In West Korea, Quit Wonju Area
Allies Push Within 20 Miles Of Seoul; Capture Suwon But Withdraw Later; Connally Rebukes State Department
Peiping Rejects Cease-Fire Plan; U.S. Bars Terms, Asks U.N. Censure; Truman Sets Policy On Manpower
U.S. Urges New Action By U.N. To Brand Peiping Aggressor; Offers Loophole For Talks
U.S. Moves To Stop ‘Panic’ Enlistments By College Youths
U.S. Formally Bids U.N. Curb China; Warns ‘Time To Draw Line Is Now’; Eisenhower Offers Bonn Equality
Progress of Air Rearming Keyed to Capital’s Planning
India Reveals Peiping Offer Of Truce At Start Of Talks; U.S. Assails It; U.N. Recesses
Senate Calls On U.N. To Bar Red China And Denounce It As Korea Aggressor; Attlee Rules Out Use Of Sanctions
U.S. Bids U.N. Stand Against Aggression To Safeguard Members’ Own Security; Nehru Assails Move To Brand Peiping
150,000 4-F’s Facing Draft Under Cutting of Standards
Prices And Wages Frozen To Curb Inflation; Goods Held To Peaks Of Dec. 19-Jan. 25 Period And Pay At Levels In Effect Last Thursday
Freeze Edict Being Revised To Eliminate ‘Inequities’; Cut Of Third In Tin Use Due
2d Atomic Blast In 24 Hours Jolts Wide Nevada Area
390,000 Draft Pool Seen In Bid To Call 4-Fs And Childless
U.N. Unit Condemns Peiping, 44-7; Study Of Sanctions Also Voted; Allies Gain Three Miles In Korea
FEBRUARY
Truman To Seek 10 Billions In New Taxes Immediately; Freeze In Wages Relaxed
Eisenhower Asks Senate Not To Limit Dispatching Of U.S. Troops To Europe; U.N. Assembly Votes Red China Guilty
White House Denounces Rails Strike; Central Cancels Commuter Trains; More Factories Closed, 150,000 Idle
Rail Talks Stall; Resume Today; Postal Curbs Made Nation-Wide; Train Service Cut Further Here
Rail Talks Continue Deadlocked; Commuting At Grand Central Out; Buses And Planes Take New Loads
Wilson Calls On Rail Men To Return, Says They Cripple Defense Program; Commuter Autos Jam Suburban Roads
74 Killed, 330 Hurt In Jersey Train Wreck; Crowded Commuter Cars Plunge Off Rails At Temporary Road Overpass In Woodbridge
Jersey Rail Wreck Laid To High Speed And Lack Of Warning Signal At Span; 83 Dead, With 100 Still In Hospitals
Army Orders Rail Strikers To Return Or Forfeit Jobs; Walkout Broken In Nation
Ching To Resign Wage Post; Living-Cost Rises Urged; Meat Slaughtering Curbed
Engineer In Wreck Denies Exceeding Authorized Speed
Enrollment Drop to Compel Colleges to Cut Staffs 15%
Enemy Drive Races 18 Miles In Korea; Attack In Strength Menaces Wonju; U.N. Air Force Strikes Heavy Blow
Reds Lunch New Attacks In Korea, Shifting To West; Foes’ Convoys Are Blasted
Korea Foe Blocked In Effort To Split U.N. Central Front
U.S. To Send 100,000 Troops To Europe; Marshall Opposes Curby By Congress; Allies Again Smash Attacks In Korea
Stalin Holds U.N. ‘Dooms Itself’ But War Is Not Now Inevitable; Acheson Cites Europe’s Arms Rise
Moscow Accused By Britain Of Acts To Ruin Ex-Allies
3 City College Aces And Gambler Held In Basketball ‘Fix’
Hogan Questions Three L.I.U. Stars In Basketball ‘Fix’
3 Players At L.I.U. Admit Collecting $18,500 Bribe Cash
Uranium Is Produced In Fertilizer Process
Churchill Resents Selection Of U.S. Chief for Allied Fleet
Wilson Ties Safety Of The Free World To Vast U.S. Output
Sollazzo’s Betting Put At $8,000 A Day By Aides Of Hogan
London Is Stunned By Soviet Charges On Arms And Pacts
2-Term Amendment In Force As The 36th State Ratifies; Truman Exempt From Limit
City College Bans Games As 4th Star Confesses 3 ‘Fixes’
MARCH
Labor Quits All Mobilization Posts; Denounces Wage And Price Formulas As ‘Great Wrongs’ In Blast At Wilson
Escalator Pay Rises Stand If Allowed Before Freeze; 12 1/2C Granted 15 Rail Unions
‘Key Figure’ Held On Bribery Charge In Basketball ‘Fix’
Acheson Tells Bitter Marine To Have Faith in U.S. Ideals
Bush Says A-Bomb Can Wreck Soviet
21 Indicted in a Wide Plot To Smuggle Opium to U.S.
Stockpiling of Tin Is Halted To Force Reduction in Price
M’Arthur Sees A Stalemate In Korea Unless Present Handicaps Are Lifted; Senate Votes To Limit Armed Forces
Former College Classmate Accuses 2 on Trial as Spies
Senate Votes To Draft At 18, Sets Service At 24 Months; Fight To Delete U.M.T. Fails
Truman Is Party’s 1st Choice, Senator Douglas 2d in Poll
Eisenhower Inspires Allies; For Atom Bomb Use in War
Hiss Loses Appeal To Supreme Court, Faces Jail Soon
U.N. Dropping Idea Of Unifying Korea By Military Force
Columbia Teacher Arrested, Linked to 2 on Trial as Spies
Costello Defies Senators, Walks Out Of Hearing Here; Faces Arrest On Contempt
Senators Try To Tie Dewey To Gaming; Costello Balks Crime Inquiry Again; O’Dwyer Friend Challenged On Story
College Emphasis on Sports Found to Victimize Students
Soviet Merging Collectives In a Vast Social Revolution
O’Dwyer Says He Saw Costello But Only On Air Force Frauds; Gambler Admits Tammany Link
O’Dwyer Draws Inquiry’s Fire On Anastasia; Admits He Placed Gangsters’ Friends In City Jobs
Crane Swears He Gave $10,000 To O’Dwyer, $55,000 To Moran; Both Repeat Denials Of Gifts
Moran Quits, O’Dwyer Won’t Resign; Both Facing Tax And Perjury Actions On Testimony Of Crane As To ‘Gifts’
U.S. Plane Crashes With 53; Flares in Atlantic Spur Hope
Million a Year Flee Mexico Only to Find Peonage Here
Truman Set To Ask 9 To 10 Billion More To Expedite Arming
Police Graft Set At $20,000,000 A Year; Can’t Deport Costello, M’Grath Says; Moran And Weber Indicted In Perjury
3 More Athletes From City College Seized For ‘Fixes’
Spy Jury Locked Up After Deciding On 2 In Atom Conspiracy
3 In Atom Spy Case Are Found Guilty; Maximum Is Death
Dewey Signs Sales Tax Rise, Asks 2 1/2% Limit On Impost; Doubts Extension After ’52
APRIL
O’Dwyer Returns to Mexico On Aleman’s Private Plane
Wilson Reports U.S. Output Makes Nation Much Safer; Inflation Held Main Threat
Senate Asks Curbs On Troops To Europe; Bids Truman, 49-43, Consult Congress Before Exceeding Four-Division Limit
U.S. Troops in Force Cross Parallel on Ten-Mile Front
Rayburn Intimates Russians Mass Troops in Manchuria
Atom Spy Couple Sentenced To Die; Aide Gets 30 Years
Truman Assassin Sentenced To Die
22 On Plane Killed In Crash On Coast on 20-Minute Trip
Crew Bails Out, a B-25 Rams House, Kills Man, 2 Children
U.S. Rebukes Israel For Bombing Syria In Border Incident
Truman Relieves M’Arthur Of All His Posts; Finds Him Unable To Back U.S.-U.N. Policies; Ridgway Named To Far Eastern Commands
Truman Says He Fired M’Arthur To Avoid Risk Of New World War; Offers 3-Point Peace Plan; General, Returning, Would Address Congress
M’Arthur Due Back In U.S. Next Week; Rival Parties Trade Blows On Issue; Truman Confident He Will Be Upheld
Congress To Hear M’Arthur As Administration Yields; City Schedules A Welcome
Truman Says G.O.P. Seeks Confusion On Foreign Policy To Capture Votes; City’s M’Arthur Fete To Be Huge One
M’Arthur Leaves Tokyo For Honolulu And Home After Triumphal Good-By; He Will Address Congress Thursday
U.S. to Send Yugoslav Army $29,000,000 Worth of Aid
M’Arthur Is Hailed By San Francisco; Great Crowds Roar Hero’s Greeting; Bradley Opposes Widening Korea War
M’Arthur Bars A Political Role; Reaches Capital For Major Talk; U.S. Maps A Pacific Defense Pact
M’Arthur Calls Asia Policy ‘Blind To Reality’; Says Joint Chiefs Shared Views On Strategy; Cheered By Congress; Here For Parade Today
Millions Give Record Welcome To M’Arthur; Tons Of Paper Showered On 19-Mile Parade; Files Show General Expected Quick Victory
Joint Chiefs Will Answer M’Arthur And Will Analyze ‘Basic Differences’; General Says Red China Surprised All
Reds Open Attack Along Korea Line; Push Allies Back
Chinese Reds Punch Hole In U.N. Line And Press On South Of 38th Parallel; Their Losses In New Offensive Heavy
U.N. Forces Stem Red Drive In Center, Plugging Gap And Saving Vital Road; Enemy Presses Flanks, Wins Reservoir
Chinese Reds Pour In Reinforcements As Allies Again Retire Toward Seoul; U.N. Forces Hit Back In Other Sectors
U.N. Troops Retreat Slowly In West, Fighting Stubborn Delaying Actions; Foe’s Spearhead 11 Miles From Seoul
Allies Yield Kapyong On Key Highway As Withdrawal In Korea Continues; Civilians Are Ordered To Quit Seoul
Price Ceilings Set On Beef; Retail Drop Of 9 To 10 Cents In Two Stages Due By Oct. 1
Tobey Forecasts Key New York Men Will Be Indicted
MAY
M’Arthur Hearings To Start In Secret
O’Dwyer Accused In Kefauver Report Of Contributing To Rise In Crime Here; Federal Laws To End Rackets Urged
Democrats Filibuster to Bar Open MacArthur Hearing
M’Arthur Asks Ultimatum To China On Korea, With U.S. Fighting Alone If Allies In U.N. Balk; General Barred Intelligence Aid, Truman Says
M’Arthur Testifies Marshall Overruled Joint Chiefs On Limiting China Peace Talks; Says ‘Main Enemy’ Is Communism, Not Russia
M’Arthur Says Reds Must Be Beaten In Korea Lest Their Success Start Soviet Lunge At U.S.; Rejects Hoover Advice To Keep Troops Home
City’s Apartments And Office Face Elevator Strike
Marshall Says M’Arthur Upset Peace Move; Holds General’s Plan Could Not End Strife; Truman Defends Policy As Bar To Atom War
Marshall Says M’Arthur Hurts Army Morale And Allied Cause By Stressing Casualties; He Sees ‘Very Real Possibility’ Of Major War
Truman Warned M’Arthur Jan. 13 To Use ‘Great Prudence’ In Korea; Feared Widening Of The Conflict
Marshall Says U.S. Must Never Yield On Entry Of Communist China To U.N.; Denies Any Soft Policy Towards Reds
Truman Message Warned M’Arthur Not To Offend Allies We Might Need; Cited Soviet Threat, Says Marshall
Marshall Warns Soviet It Would Pay ‘Terrible Price’ In Launching A War; Says U.S. Is Alert For Attack Any Day
Military Teaching On ‘Why’ Men Serve Termed A Failure
Marshall Says Top Military Leaders Support Truman’s Policy On Korea; U.N. Unit Backs Ban On Arms To China
Bradley Charges M’Arthur Picks Wrong War, Place Time And Foe; Balks At Quoting Truman Talks
Truman Upholds Bradley On Secrecy; Hearing Halted Pending Vote Today; Reds Dent U.N. Korea Line In New Blows
Senators Uphold Bradley, 18 To 8; M’Arthur Ousted For Truce Move; Reds Break U.N. Line Near Inje
Murtaugh Put Under Arrest; Chief Magistrate Accused Of Neglect On Police Graft
Chinese Red Drive Slowed Despite New Gains In East; Toll Put As High As 30,000
Strong U.N. Patrols Thrust Against Foe To Slow Attack; Enemy Pushes Drive In East
Korean Foe Withdraws, Drive Halted; Losses Enormous Under U.N. Blows; Bradley Says M’Arthur Imperiled U.S.
Reds Rip Gap In Easter Korean Line, But Allies Gain In Center And West; Bradley Says Inquiry Imperils Nation
Foe In General Withdrawal In Korea After Huge Losses; Allies Gain Anew; Bradley Cites Intelligence Failure
U.N. Armies Pursue Retreating Reds; Plunge Over the 38th Parallel Again; M’Arthur’s Battle Tactics Criticized
Allies Press Pursuit In North Korea; Collins Testifies M’Arthur Ignored Staff Chiefs’ Warning On Yalu Drive
Allies Thrust Deep In East, Advance Freely Elsewhere; Collins Sees Soviet Alarm
Advancing U.N. Troops Trap 50,000 Of The Foe In Korea; Tibet Merged In Red China
China Air War Would Leave Us ‘Naked,’ Vandeberg Says
Price War Set Off in Stores; Some Goods Reduced 30%
Admiral Sherman For U.N. Blockade Of Chinese Coast
JUNE
Sherman Discloses Fears Of A World War Last Dec. 6; Reds Advance In East Korea
Acheson Asserts M’Arthur Program Would ‘Gamble’ With U.S. Security; His Secrecy Plea On Formosa Fails
Acheson Says War Could Begin In Iran; Calls Hong Kong A Vital U.S. Interest; Korea ‘Pursuit’ Over, Van Fleet States
R.C.A. To Hand Over Tri-Color TV Tube For Study By C.B.S.
High Court Upholds Guilt Of 11 Top U.S. Communists; Other Prosecutions Are Set
Senators Open Fire On Acheson’s Story Of Policy On China
7 Nazis Executed For War Murders
Truman Declares ‘Inflation Torrent’ Must Be Checked
Truman Says Reds Will Win Cold War If Inflation Grows
M’Arthur Charges ‘Blunder’ In Marshall ’45 China Visit; Truman Aids Lobby Inquiry
U.S. College Students ‘Flunk’ In Knowledge of Geography
Wedemeyer Urges U.S. To Quit Korea, Break With Soviet
High School Users Of Narcotics Put at 1-In-200 Ratio
M’Arthur Charges Our Foreign Policy Is Ruled By Others
State Finds Addict Can Buy Narcotics Anywhere In City
6-Year U.S. Aid to Germans Now Tops $3,250,000,000
War Still On for 18 Japanese On Isle, Though One Gives Up
Entombed Six Years, Nazi Soldier Saved
Deadlock Tightens In Shipping Tie-Up; Mediator Shunned
Strike By Pilots Grounds All Craft Of United Air Lines
21 U.S. Red Leaders Indicted On Charges Of Conspiracy; 17 Arrested, 4 Still Sought
Hurley Testifies Roosevelt Tried to Modify Yalta Pact
Iran Wants Loan From U.S. To Keep Economy Solvent
Soviet Calls For Truce Parley, Both Sides To Quit Parallel; Omits Previous Korea Demands
Lie Proposes Immediate Truce Talks; U.N. To Relay His Korea Plea To World; U.S. Remains Wary; Allies Are Hopeful
Peiping Backs Korea Truce Plan; Says Foreign Troops Should Go; Truman Repeats U.S. Peace Aim
U.S. Will Request Moscow To Clarify Truce Proposal; Seeks Ban On A New Attack
Moscow For Limiting Talks On Truce To Military Chiefs Of U.N. And North Koreans
U.S. Hopes On Soviet’s Truce Bid Rise; Ridgway And U.N. Members Consulted; Lie Declares Progress Is ‘Promising’
U.S. Invites Red Command To Talk On Shipboard For Korean Truce; Will Put Political Issues To U.N.
JULY
50 On Airliner Die In Colorado Crash On Mountain Slope
Chinese And Korea Reds Agree To Truce Talk; Want It Near Kaesong In July 10-15 Period; U.S. Is Gratified; Sporadic Fighting Continues
Allies Accept Talk At Kaesong July 10 Or ‘Earlier Date’
U.S. Orders Ridgway To Bar Political Issues In Parley; Reds Silent On Early Talks
Ridgway Accepts Reds’ Proposal For Preliminary Talks Sunday; Truman Warns U.S. Not To Relax
Both Sides In Korea Pledge Safe-Conduct For Parley And Agree On Neutral Zone
Yams as Source of Cortisone Proved in Mexican Research
U.N. Delegates Meet Reds; Return Silent On Parleys; U.S. Expects Truce Delay
Truce Parleys Begin Tomorrow; 5 U.N. Leaders To Meet 4 Of Foe; Kaesong Contact ‘Harmonious’
Truce Meeting Opens In Kaesong; U.N. To Seek ‘Honorable’ Terms; Wilson Fears For Defense Plans
Reds Ask As A Korea Settlement Status Of 1950, Foreign Troop Ban; Urge Buffer Zone At Parallel
U.N. Stops Truce Talks Temporarily As Reds Bar Allied Press At Scene; Accord Thought Nearer Before Halt
Ridgway Demands Reds Remove Troops From Truce Parley Area; Pact Offers Japan Sovereignty
Reds Ask Talks Resume On Old Basis; Make No Reply To Ridgway Proposal; Acheson Insists On Full Reciprocity
Korean Truce Parleys Resumed; Reds Agree To Ridgway’s Terms For A Neutral Area, Admit Press
4th Truce Session Is Held In A Neutralized Kaesong; Agenda Discussion Renewed
Truce Sessions Make ‘Some Progress’; Both Sides Stress Own Agenda Aims; Negotiators Back After 5th Meeting
Flood Crest Nears Missouri Capital; Truman Sees Area
Truce Delegates Stalled On ‘Essential’ Agenda Item; Reach Accord On 2 Points
Four-Month Freeze At July 7 Ceilings Is Voted By House
Truce Talks In Korea Are Adjourned Until Wednesday At Request Of Reds; Troop Exodus Still Stumbling Block
14 Billions Spent in 7 Years To Educate 8,000,000 G.I.’s
Sherman Dies At 54 In Hotel In Naples At End Of Mission
No Transit Strikes And Faster Work Promised Until ’54
Reds Hint Willingness To Compromise On Key Issue Of Korea Troop Exodus; Acheson Warns Nation Not To Relax
Reds Make New, ‘Reasonable’ Proposal On Troop Exit; ‘Progress’ Is Reported; Washington Is Optimistic On Accord
Truce Conferees Agree On An Agenda, Start Discussion Of Specific Terms; Reds Defer Troop Withdrawal Issue
Truce Parleys Seek Accord On Fixing Of Military Lines; No Claim Of Progress Made
Truman Sees Soviet Expanding Power To Open New Aggression ‘At Any Time’; Truce Talks Stall On Armistice Line
Tank Arsenal Chief Ousted; Took Favors of War Firms
Poles to Try 9 High Officer Accused of Spying for West
AUGUST
Lattimore and Barnes Linked To Soviet Spies but Deny It
10% Rise In Prices Of Autos Forecast With New Formula
U.S. Rounding Up 39 To Void Their Bail, Posted By Red Fund
West Point Ousts 90 Cadets For Cheating In Classroom; Football Players Involved
Ridgway Suspends Parleys After Red Troop Violation In Demilitarized Truce Area
Reds Admit Violating Troop Accord, Say Forces Were In Kaesong In Error; Ridgway Defers Reply On Truce Talks
U.N. Ready To Renew Talks But Warns Of A Final Break On Further Troop Violation
West Point Says 80 Admit To Cheating; Coercion Is Denied
Johnston Predicts Cost-Of-Living Rise Of 5% To 8% In Year
Truce Conference Renewed As U.N. Accepts Red Pledge To Honor The Neutral Zone
Truce Talks Stay Stalled After Red ‘Boycott’ Tactics Over Armistice Line Issue
Truce Talk Break Averted; ‘Mutually Acceptable Area’ For Future Parleys Implied
23d Session ‘Unproductive’ On Buffer Zone In Korea; Another Meeting Is Slated
Soviet To Join In Japanese Peace Talk; Surprise Step Likely To Delay Treaty; Still No Compromise In Korea Parley
William Randolph Hearst Dies at 88 in California
Teachers Win Rises To $6,500 Top Pay, End Their ‘Strike’
Zwillman Sought To Buy Prosecutor, Witness Declares
Johnston Allows Wage Rises Of 2% Added To Basic 10%
Move On In Senate To Slash 2 Billion From Aid To Allies
Acheson Denies 12 Charges Of ‘Collusion’ With the Reds
Civil Defense Fund Cut 87%; House Ignores Atom Warning
Atomic Submarine Ordered By Navy After ‘Land’ Tests
Reds Call Off The Korean Truce Parleys; Accuse U.N. Planes Of Raid On Kaesong Area; Allies Brand Enemy’s Charge A ‘Frame-Up’
Reds Imply Readiness To Reopen Talks If U.N. Admits Neutrality Violation; View Break-Off As An ‘Adjournment’
Parley Up To Reds Ridgway Asserts, Rejecting Charges
Biggest Chute Drops Staged, 84 Hurt in Air War Games
V.F.W. Head Assails Our ‘Pussyfooting’
85 in Human Chain Free Pair in Cave
G.E. Offers Pay Rise of 2 1/2% Plus Tie-In With Living Cost
Russia’s Press in Broadside Says U.S. Aims to Attack Her
Ignoring Officials’ Dishonor Imperils U.S., Hoover Warns
SEPTEMBER
Senators Ask War on Crime By Private National Council
Storm Upsets Fishing Boat; 9 Dead, 28 Missing, 19 Saved In Rough Seas Off Montauk
Montauk Boat Toll Put at 38; 2 Investigations Are Started
Truman In San Francisco For Treaty Session Today; Dulles Bars Veto Of Pact
Truman At Parley Offers Japan A Limited ‘Partnership Of Peace’; Foe Masses Satellites In Korea
Parley Votes Down Soviet Bloc, Limits Debate On Japanese Pact; Ridgway Urges A New Truce Site
Four Asian Nations Support Draft Of Japanese Treaty, Challenge Soviet Charges
Japan Accepts Pact In Atoning Spirit; Gromyko, Balked, Walks Out, Returns; 49 Of 52 Nations To Sign Treaty Today
Peace Treaty With Japan Signed; Gromyko Warns Steps Risks War; U.S. And Tokyo In Security Pact
President Praises Acheson For Averting Parley’s Ruin
Smaller Atom Bomb Evolved That Carrier Planes Can Use
U.N. Command Admits Plane Attacked Kaesong In Error; Reds Bar Shift In Truce Site
General Marshall Retires; Truman Praises His Work; Lovett Named Successor
Western Big 3 Reach Accord On Germans In Europe Army, Independent Role For Bonn
Red Radio Accuses Japan Of Assisting U.N. In Korea War
U.N. Guns Rake Communists In Hard Eastern Korea Battle
Ridgway Bids Reds Revive Truce Talk; Stresses ‘Concern’
Army To Make Test Of Atom Weapons On Combat Troops
6 Billion Is Urged For Atom Program
Gross’ Defiance Ends Trial; 18 Police Freed Of Charges; Bribery Is Seen By M’Donald
Frick Elected Commissioner Of Baseball for Seven Years
30 Homes Wrecked, 3 Killed In Blasts
Gambler Defiant At Crime Inquiry; His Wealth Bared
U.S. Becoming Penny-Poor; Mint Lacks Metal and Funds
Herlands Named As Special Deputy In Crime Hearing
Grand Jury Demands Ouster Of Top Police In Vice Units; 2 Accuse Ruppell On Bribes
Ruppell Accused Of Threat To Harm Witness’ Parents; Gross Indicted On 10 Counts
Gross Gets 12-Year Term; Police Graft Story Bared; Ruppell Quits Borough Job
Gross Said Bookies Had O’Dwyer Fund; Listed $20,000 Gifts
Marines To Draft 19,900 In 2 Months
OCTOBER
Britain Will Ask U.N. Today To Enter Iranian Oil Crisis
47 Sanitation Men, ‘Loitering On Job,’ Suspended By City
15,000 In Carolina Speed Atom Plant
Soviet’s Second Atom Blast In 2 Years Revealed By U.S.; Details Are Kept A Secret
Moretti, Gambler, Slain By 4 Gunmen In New Jersey Cafe
Stalin Says Soviet Has Atomic Bombs Of Varied Calibers
Jersey Police Head Indicted In Gaming Is Found Shot Dead
Vandenberg Diary Says Top Advisers Fought China Aid
Cairo Acts To Oust British From Suez And Control Sudan
Hall, Fugitive Red, Seized In Mexico, Deported To U.S.
Auto Output Is Facing Cut Of 13.7%, Less Than Slated
‘Heartbreak Ridge’ Is Completely Won By Allied Assault
New U.N. Drive Gains Mile; ‘Heartbreak’ Hill Lost Again
Allies Push Ahead 3 Miles In Korea; Liaison Talk Held
Egyptian Rebuff To 4 Powers Seen On Suez Zone Base
Egypt Rejects 4-Power Bid; Ratifies Ouster Of British; Iran Keeps Door Open On Oil
Rioting Egyptians Battle British Army In Suez Area; 12 Die In Clashes In 2 Cities
U.S. Asks Soviet Cooperate On Korea; Moscow Is Sharp But Offers To Study All The Unsettled World Problems
U.S. Clings To Hope For Big 4 Parleys After Soviet Reply
Rothengast Succeeds Flath As Chief Police Inspector; Monaghan Overhauls Force
Gen. Clark Named First Ambassador Of U.S. To Vatican
Truman Pastor Tried to Bar Naming of Envoy to Vatican
Soviet Has 3d Atom Blast; Nevada Explosion Is Small
Pier Freeze Grows As Strikers Insist On Better Pay Pact
Mid-East Command Without Egyptians Is Pushed By U.S.
Conservative Victory Seen As Laborites Lose 12 Seats With Rural Count To Come
Churchill Is Returned To Power With A Margin Of 26 Over Labor; Washington Expects Visit Soon
Back-To-Job Drive On Docks Stalled; Police Are Blamed
Atom Battle Bomb Dims Sun In Nevada
Dock Rebels Agree To Man Army Piers; 123 Work On Liner
Churchill Slashes Salaries Of His Cabinet and Himself
NOVEMBER
McKinney, New Chairman, Warns Democrats on Gifts
Huge Blast Marks First Atom Games Involving Troops
59,650 To Be Called In January Draft; Most Since March
Reds Rebuff Plan To Place Kaesong In A No Man’s Land
City Urged to Reshuffle Jobs Of 86,000, Raise Pay of 85%
Gross’ Tale of Graft Quoted As 30 Policemen Go on Trial
Halley Wins By 163,492 Margin; Methfessel Beaten In Richmond; Voters Elsewhere Hit At Crime
Truman Offers Eisenhower Support For ’52 Nomination; General Implies Rejection
25-Day Pier Strike Is Ended; Insurgents Go Back Today Pending Findings By State
Sprague Says Eisenhower Will Run on G.O.P. Ticket
U.S., Upset by Crises Abroad, Leans to Granting More Aid
Churchill To Visit Truman In January To Align Policies
Korea Foe Charges Aerial Violation Of Truce Talk Zone
MacArthur Bids Voters Oust Leaders Imperiling Freedom
City Civil Defense Mobilized In Drill For ‘Atom Bombing’
Policeman Identified at Trial As Taker of $1,000 in Graft
Truman Removes Tax Chief Of the Justice Department
London Thunders Welcome As Princess and Duke Return
Italy Massing Boats to Save 20,000 Marooned by Flood
Sollazzo Is Jailed With Five Players In Basketball Fix
British Now Agree To U.S. Commander In North Atlantic
Soviet Accuses U.S. Of Violating Pact To Ban Subversion
Accord On Korea Truce Line Is Reached ‘In Principle’; Reds Accept U.N. Revision
8 Police On Trial Refuse To Testify Despite Warning
Soviet Downed U.S. Plane Outside Russia, U.N. Is Told
18 Feared Dead in Alabama As Trains Crash Head-On
Line For Korean Armistice Ratified At Plenary Session Of Negotiators; Proposals Offered On Guarantees
Snyder Dispels Allies’ Hopes Of More U.S. Help for Arms
Fighting Virtually Halted On Most Of Korean Front; Official Cease-Fire Denied
Trial of 29 Police Ended; Early Decision Is Promised
DECEMBER
Daily Prayer in All Schools Is Urged By State’s Regents
Allies Reject Bid By Enemy To Build Airfields In Truce
Soviet Says It Downed C-47 In Hungary as Spy Carrier
Score Killed in Suez Clash Of Britons With Egyptians
20 Reported Slain In Another Clash Near City Of Suez
French Say Safety Depends On U.S. Atomic Bomb Lead
5,000 Red-Led Youths Battle Iranian Forces for 5 Hours
U.N. Firm On Right To Sail Off Korea After Cease-Fire
Truman Cuts Trip, Calls Staff Chiefs To Deal With Crisis In Korea Parley; Talk Set For Washington Tomorrow
City Panel Favors Tapping Of Hudson For Water Supply
Truman Sees Aides; Korea Hopes Rise; Enemy Agrees To Talks On Prisoners; Bombs Fall In Foe’s Zone At Kaesong
Iran’s Deputies in Fist Fight; Foes Seek Premier’s Ouster
F.B.I. Head, M’Grath Meet With Truman On Frauds Inquiry
President Pledges A Drastic Program To End Corruption
Snow Snarls Traffic in City and Suburbs; Delayed Commuters Jam Bus Terminals
Eisenhower For Output Rise; U.S. to Prod Britain on Army
All 56 Aboard Die As Plane Dives In Flames Near Elizabeth Homes Just After Take-Off For Tampa
Reds List 3,100 Americans As War Prisoners In Korea; Dean Among Those Named
Reds’ Captive List Revealed; U.N. Studying It Closely; U.S. Notifying Next Of Kin
Perjury Charged To 4 In R.F.C. Case; Merl Young Named
Ridgway Asks Foe To Let Red Cross Visit U.N. Captives
4 Killed and 100 Trapped In Illinois Mine Explosion
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