Stand or Die: U S Forces in Korea Face Critical Battlefront
Weekly analysis notes Lt. Gen. Walker's stark order to stand or die as 120,000 Communist forces press a broad front from Yongdok to Hadong. Eisenhower warns defeat could unleash a world war. U S supplies race to the front amid uncertain reinforcements. Also Baruch urges sweeping economic controls and mobilization measures to win the peace.
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U. S
Baruch
Korea
Walton H. Walker
Dunkerque
G.I
Yongdok
Hadong
Eisenhower
Bernard Baruch
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Atomic Bomb Policy and Cold War Security Measures
The article reports President Truman’s stance that the atomic bomb will not be used in Korea, while noting officials avoid public discussion of atomic weapons amid rising tensions. It covers port search plans for ships from Russia and satellites, U.S. labor data amid mobilization, a large air force order for new planes, and a Sabotage section detailing spy arrests and enhanced federal anti-subversion efforts.
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Korea
Truman
United States
North Korea
Defense
San Francisco
New York
Russia
United States Air Force
Air Force
U. S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Abraham Brothman
Miriam Moscowitz
Harry Gold
Miss Moscowitz
Brothman
Klaus Fuchs
England
J. Edgar Hoover
McGrath
Justice Department
Washington
Candy's Share of Diet and Prices Highlight Food Trends
Candy emerges as a key national food item with per capita consumption near 17 pounds annually, outpacing butter and cheese. Edwin J. Brach cites Bureau figures on family budgets and store purchases, noting 25.2 cents weekly spent on candy versus other foods. Returns to the U N report, Moscow council chair, and U S Senate race updates accompany broader notes on aging population and industrial tool decline.
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America
Edwin J. Brach
Chicago
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
Brach
Battle Lines Near Taegu Mark North Korean Push
The North Korean Communists launched a major offensive aimed at Taegu, the American defense center in South Korea. They hurled nine divisions against the allied line as U S forces relinquished Hadong and retreated to Chinju. Hamyang faced heavy attack while the U S first cavalry and South Korean troops halted assaults in Yondong and Hamehang sectors.
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Taegu
South Korea
Red
U. S
Hadong
Chinju
Hamyang
Yondong
Hamehang
U. S. First Cavalry
Korea
House committee to reexamine non military appropriations
The appropriations committee plans a second look at non military funding amid large defense spending. Observers fear drastic cuts as a spokesman says there is no fixed goal but a aim to cancel all non essential appropriations that can be eliminated.
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House Appropriations Committee
Crazy Water Crystals Boosts Gaddy Family Health Claims
Mrs. Tom C. Gaddy of 910 Washington Ave says Crazy Water Crystals improve health and relieve stomach troubles. The ad cites benefits for heartburn, indigestion, gas, headaches, and sluggish systems, urging purchase of half pound at 85 cents or one pound at $1.25 with a satisfaction guarantee from Crazy Water Co. Inc. in Mineral Wells, Texas.
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Waco
Tex
Tom C. Gaddy
Washington Ave
Gaddy
Nature
Crazy Water Co. Inc. Mineral Wells
Texas
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