Get Tough Wainwright Says To Retaliate In Korea
Gen Jonathan Mo Wainwright, veteran of Bataan and Corregidor, urges the United States to get tough in Korea. He argues retaliation is the only answer to atrocities, cites Japanese treatment of prisoners, and warns the American public to expect a long conflict. He praises Gen MacArthur and predicts victory with American resolve.
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William C. Barnard
San Antoni
Tex
Jonathan Mo Wainwright
United States
Korea
Wainwright
Battan and Corregidor
Orees
Japa
San Antonio
Cor] Regidor
Bataan
MacArthur
Doug
Soviet Union
Europe
Orient
Philippines
Australia
Corregidor
Hashem to Return to Egypt for Work
Mohammed Zeki Hashem, 27, ex UN employee, says he will leave Boston August 6 to resume work in Egypt. He refuses to comment on royal marriage rumors or personal life, aims to join Egypt's council of state, and has been in Boston for doctoral studies at Harvard.
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Boston
Mohammed Zeki Hashem
United Nations
Farouk
London Sun Pictorial
Narriman Sadek
Egyptian Council of State
Egypt
Hashem
Back Bay
Harvard University
America
Tam
Sooner State Co Drilling Test Yields Deep Sand Prospects
Sooner State Drilling Co reports two good shows at No 1 Stephens in SESW NE of 10-4n-5e East Bebce field with a 40 and 960 feet reading. Monday morning the well drifted at 1,250 feet while seeking the Calvin sand. If Calvin fails, plan to drill to 220 feet for a Viola lime test three locations east of Hunton Hime product inc.
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Sooner State Drilling Co
Stephens
Sesw
East Bebce
Hunton Hime Product Inc
Hayfever Delays Philadelphia Pigeon Trapping Program
A Philadelphia pigeon control effort is paused as hayfever problems take priority. Chief Herbert M. Packer notes pigeons spread disease risks and are often dangerous, prompting a temporary reallocation from the trap squad to a ragweed program. A truck driver was fired at the ragweed center and a replacement was moved from the pigeon team, leaving the squad driverless.
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Philadelphia
Hayfever
Herbert M. Packer
Bureau of Housing and Sanatotian
Frigeon
Packer
Phil
Revival Begins Today at Oakman in Free Will Baptist Meeting
A revival campaign opens tonight at Oakman with services at 9 o'clock each evening. Rev. Muriel Wilson and Rev. Scott W. Jones will deliver messages. crowds are expected at the Free Will Baptist gathering. In other items, Israel to publish over 300 papyrological documents funded by a $1,400 cultural ministry grant, and a Chicago report cites South Korea's Christian revival and U.S. view on North Korea.
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Free Will Baptist
Gaxman
Muriel Wilson
Scott W. Jones
Jerusalem
Egypt
Israel
Ministry of Educaon and Culture
Range Explodes and Three Children Die in Hugo Oklahoma
A kerosene range exploded in Hugo Oklahoma killing three Poindexter children aged 13 months twins William Earl and James Harold and four month old Thomas Anthony. Neighbors restrained their screaming mother as flames raged in the kitchen. The parents and other relatives are mentioned with limited details. The cause remains undetermined.
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Hugo
Okla
Paul Poindexter
William Earl
James Harold
Poindexter
Thomas Anthony
John Raymond
Myra
John
A. Middleton
Paul, Jr
Big San
State Paves 62 Miles During June
June shows state paving of 62 miles of road and bridge work totaling $2,482,582 in costs. The June progress continues under ongoing control efforts, with current projects moving forward despite delays.
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State
MA City
Coenutes
Aia
AP expands top newsroom staff for Korea war coverage
The Associated Press moves to intensify its Korea front line coverage with reinforcements led by Hal Boyle, Don Whitehead, and Pat Morin. Other veterans like Russ Brines and Tom Lambert join Tokyo and regional desks to report the war era’s biggest story with steady dispatches from Korea, Tokyo, and allied fronts.
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Korea
Associated Press
Western
Pacific
Korean
Tokyo
Hal Boyle
Don Whitehead
Pat Morin
Boyle
Whitehead
Morin
Kansas City
GI Joe
North Africa
Montgomery
Omaha Beach
Normandy
Europe
Paris
Ike Eisenhower
Indo- China
Mediterranean
United States
Washington
Tom Lambert
Lambert
Russel Brines
Brines
Philippines
MacArthur
Aapan
Milton
Marmor
William R. Moore
Donald E. Huth
William
Jorden
Leif Erickson
O. H. P.okey King
Cal Tinney Muses- WILDHORSE HILL- Advice on finding a husband
Cal Tinney offers old time dating tips for women seeking husbands with advice on advertising looks and cooking, reinforcing gender roles. He emphasizes confidence, flattery, and portraying a man as heroic, while warning against appearing smarter than him and urging clever manipulation of courtship. Copyright 1950. General Features Tarp.
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Wildhorse Hill
Cal
J. C
Cal Tinney
Jto
Taird
I. C
Atoka Man Cleared in Highway Collision Charge
A six member justice of the peace jury acquitted Glendale Reeves of failing to yield in a Stonewall highway crash. Reeves was arrested last June after a pickup driven by Zeb McCoy struck his car on Main Street. Both drivers escaped serious injury and Reeves’ car sustained minor damage.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Atoka
Glendale Reeves
Trafic
Reeves
Zeb McCoy
Stonewall
Farter Reeves
Trist Percy Armstrong
Justice of the Peace
Plier
Welcome to Denver Queen City by Bright on Brighton
Tourists entering Denver on Brighton Boulevard are greeted by signs proclaiming the Queen City of the Fisis and an advertisement from a livestock rendering company with the slogan We want your hide.
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Denver—I
Denver
Brighton Boulevard
Bilkoard
Fisis
Lvestock Rendering Company
Collins Leaders Stand Fast in Korea Reinforcement Push
Gen. J. Lawton Collins said U S ground forces will hold Korea until reinforcements arrive to drive back invaders. He dismissed talk of evacuation and praised morale and cooperation among army navy and air force units. Vandenberg noted pilots eager and confident with improved endurance and ground support. The leaders briefed President Truman and stressed that modern weapons are not yet in theater.
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Washington
U.S
Korea
J. Lawton Collins
Rep
van Zandt R-Pal
Harrisburg
U. S
Collins
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Nerea
Japan
Vandenberg
Colling
Eager Vandenberg
Fifth Air Force
Truman
Army
Navy
Seoul
Salary Changes Announced for County Officials
Citywide report states salaries for most county officials will be adjusted January 1, with 66 of 77 counties facing cuts. County superintendent titles are abolished under a 2nd legislature act, and all officials’ pay changes take effect immediately.
Ada Proposes Urban Highway Bond With $200000 Plan
Ada residents vote on July 25 on a run-off and an Urban Highway bond proposal to widen Twelfth street and Hope Avenue. The project includes four lanes, right-of-way purchases with PRA aid, rail crossing safety, water and sewer work, drainage upgrades, and a future north-south extension to bypass downtown Ada. Proponents cite safety and traffic relief, while opponents warn of higher taxes and downtown disruption.
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Ada
Main Street
Twelfth Street
Hope Avenue
Federal Public Roads Administration
PRA
U. H
First Avenue
O. Ca, & A. Tailroad
Fourteenth
Hope
Frisco
Fifth
Valley View Hospital
Santa Fe
Twelfth
Ety
PHA
Frisco Railroad
Lucas Hill
Ahloson
0. C. A. & A. Railroad
Work Starts Soon Toward Model of Atomic Submarine
Senator McMahon announced that construction will begin next month at Arco Idaho on a land based atomic submarine engine model. The Arco prototype is one of two experimental projects for atomic ship propulsion, with the other at West Milton New York. Prototypes will produce steam for turbines to drive propellers, or generators for power.
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Washington
McMahon
D-Conn
Arco
Idaho
Senate-House Atomic Committee
Atomic Ship Propulsion
Atomic Cherry Commission
AEC
Argonne National Laboratories
Chicago
Westinghouse Corp
Arca
West Milton
N. Y
Knolls
Quotes Stitch Newsroom Mood In War Time Viewpoints
The page compiles quotes from figures like Fibber McGee, Joseph W. Martin, John Jay McCloy, Arthur Mayer, and Brewster Jennings. The remarks touch on marriage, America’s spending, wartime foreign policy, German resolve, and oil investments tied to a Truman program, reflecting wartime editorial chatter and opinion.
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Brewster Jennings
Secony-Varuum Ou Company
Summer Squash Dishes at Low Price in Season
A compact guide to preparing summer squash, detailing methods from stuffed shells to sautéed strips. The article notes tender skins, minimal salted water, and finishes with butter or cream, plus suggested flavorings and variations using onion, cheese, and various sauces. It also mentions optional meat substitutions and a brief aside about weather events on the east coast.
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Edith M. Barber
Nour
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Youth For Christ
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Gil Dodds
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Range
Sdelphin
The
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New York
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Lake Success
Dewitt MacKenzie
John Hightower
Sahara Desert
Zay Piney
Ritle
Henry
Sis
Anprear
Feilér
Lee
Afokan
Williemson
Futura
Fibber McGee
Stalin
Lenin
Joseph W. Martin
KR. Mass
Germany
John Jay McCloy
Whdever
Arthur L. Mayer
Execnte
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