Security Council clash over Red China and Korea war
Western Newspaper Union column recalls Warren Austin clashing with Soviet delegate Malik as the Security Council debates admitting Red China to the UN and the Korean War. Russians push for first agenda item and threaten vetoes while the US refuses concessions. Deadlock looms as North Korea risks shift in UN troop status.
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United Nations
Warren Austin
U. N
Austin
Jakob A. Malik
Security Council
Malik
Red China
United Nation
Korea
Soviet Union
United States
Austin Rebukes Malik at U N Security Council
Warren Austin, the chief U S delegate, voices strong rebuke to Jac ob Malik after Malik's harsh attack on the United States in the United Nations Security Council. The closeup depicts Austin expressing anger toward the Russian delegate.
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Jacob Malik
United States
U. N. Security Council
U. S
Warren Austin
Austin
Malik
Truck Fleets Could Mobilize 171 Million Ton Miles
A 1940s industry survey by the American Trucking Association estimates for hire fleets of about 1 million trucks and privately owned fleets could mobilize up to 171 million inter-city ton miles in the next year for military transport. Additional private, farm, and public trucks could expand this capacity, surpassing prewar levels. The report links civilian trucking readiness to broader defense plans amid widening European and Asian tensions, with the U S shifting toward hydrogen bomb development and new Du Pont designed plants.
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America
American Trucking Association
The
Transportation Organization
Association
Pearl Harbor
Europe
Asia
Russia
United States
North Atlantic
Britain
U. S
France
du Pont Company
Korea War Offensive and Formosa Dilemma Highlight Cold War Tensions
The U N forces push a large southern offensive in Korea as B 29 bombers strike North Korea. In Taiwan Formosa policy splits Western powers amid MacArthur’s visit and jet arrivals, risking a broader clash with Red China. Observers warn of Soviet traps and a potential Asiatic war.
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Formosa
U. S. Seventh Fleet
MacArthur
Japan
U. S
United States
Red China
America
China
Soviet Union
Russia
Plane Crash Kills Nineteen Near Fairfield Suisun Base
A bomb laden B plane crashed near Fairfield-Suisun air base California killing nineteen and injuring sixty. The aircraft struck a trailer camp where about two hundred service families slept as ten to twelve 600 pound bombs exploded and shattered over half of fifty nearby automobiles and trailers.
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Fairfield-Suisun
California
Senate approves sweeping home front economy control bill
The senate banking committee approved a broad mobilization bill giving the President wide power to impose wage and price controls, allocate scarce materials, set factory priorities, seize private plants if needed, curb consumer and real estate credit, and authorize up to 2 billion dollars in loans to spur defense production. The measure allows general price and wage controls anytime deemed warranted, with a constraint tying wage curbs to existing price ceilings. The House was expected to pass a companion bill largely patterned after this Senate proposal.
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Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Mr. Truman
House
Senate Committee
Draft selective service mobilizes 100000 men in fall
Washington officials at national headquarters prepare the army call for 100000 men during September and October. Paul Robeson, the native-born Negro singer and leftist leader, refused to surrender his passport after state department order. Government voided the passport and ordered officials to stop him as he attempted to leave the country. State department warned any trip abroad would not be in the interest of the United States.
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Harry Bridges
George B. Harris
Bridges
Harris
United States
F. Joseph Donohue
U. S
Donohue
Selective Service
National Headquarters
Washington
Army
Daniel Q. Omer
General Council
Lewis B. Hershey
Paul Robeson
State Department
Robeson
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Naktong River
U.N
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Pyongyang
Pusan
Taegu
Naktong
Bedford Wis
New York
Calipatria
Calif
J. Biano
Celipatria Bank
Mike Maraciani
Leopold
Brussels
Germany
South Korea
Kelloggs
Rogers Mfg
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Richmond
Virginia
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