The Pattern of Aggression Across Time
In a stark warning the writer recalls a recurring pattern of aggression starting in 1932 with the Manchurian Incident and extending through Mussolini, Hitler, and Soviet expansion. He argues Western responses were too weak, predicting Korea as the next staged confrontation and warning that delay will lead to ruin as Russia tests resolve.
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China
Rgdge
Greece
Philip of Macedon
Alexander the Great
Philip
Sparta
Alexander
Korea
Mussolini
Hitler
Loecarno
Rhineland
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Neville Chamberlain
Albania
Russia
Finland
Germany
Poland
Japan
Government Flee Seoul Amid Mounting Korean War Crisis
Government of South Korea flees Seoul as armored spearheads strike suburbs and President Rhee and cabinet depart for Suwon. US aid deemed too little and too late as Americans evacuate. Mustangs defend Kimpo airfield and North Korean forces push toward the capital amid renewed counterattack plans.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Suwon
Tokyo
Rhee
C. H. P. King
John J. Muccio
Truman backs UN effort to end Korea war
President Truman announced vigorous U S support for the United Nations drive to end the sudden Korean conflict. Republicans urged supplying military aid but warned against a broad U S troop commitment. Senators questioned intelligence and defense lines while urging a firm stand against aggression.
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Washington
Truman
United States
United Nations
Korea
Louis Johnson
Wherry
Nebraska
Pearl Harbor
Missouri
Pacific
Council
Senate Interior Committee Delays River Water Bill Action
Washington news reports a bill authorizing an 85 million dollar Canadian River water use project was pushed back from today to Wednesday or later as it remains under review by the Senate Interior Committee. The delay extends the timeframe for potential approval and funding arrangements.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Policy Depends On Next 2 Days In Korea
J M Roberts analyzes that U S policy hinges on Korean developments in the next 48 hours. If South Korea can mobilize defenses, aid may arrive. if Communists sweep, the risk of unilateral action fades. He compares UN involvement to League of Nations limits and historic Western hesitations.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Korea
Japan
America
Pacific
United States
United Nations
Russia
Stock Market Takes Beating As Traders Get War Jitters
War jitters hit the New York stock market as four billion dollars were erased from total equity value. Trading volume reached 3,910,000 shares, the highest in a decade, while commodities surged with grains and raw materials rising and rubber and soybeans touching the daily limit. Cotton and cocoa closed lower on the day.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
London
British reactions to Korean conflict ignite debate in parliament
A Tory MP Peter Roberts suggested action on Pyongyang causing a shock at Westminster. A Conservative spokesman denied party backing. Labour members cried out as the speaker ruled the remark out of order. Stock markets in London and Paris fell sharply on Korea news. Prime Minister Attlee voiced deep concern and welcomed a UN cease fire demand and a Communist retreat, hoping for compliance.
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Pyongyang
North Korea
Peter Roberts
Hi Party
Roberts
London
Paris
Attlee
Britain
Korea
United Nations
Crisis at a Glance Seeks UN mediation as Korea crisis worsens
North Korean tanks threaten outskirts of Seoul as Gen Chai Ung Jun demands surrender and South Korea appeals for additional American aid. President Truman pledges strong UN support while Washington prepares to flood Korea with air cover and extra fighter planes. UN Korean commission hints at mediation and sanctions as stock markets react to the escalating conflict.
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Seoul
Chai Ung Jun
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Tokyo
Washington
Japan
Korea
Truman
United Nations
Lake Success
UN Korean Commission
Security Council
North
Council
Connally
Texas
Senate
London
North Korea
New York
Paris
Candidates Plan Stumping Tours For Plains Area
Political forecast notes upcoming stumping tours across Panhandle towns as candidates press campaigns. Mrs Altavene Clark and Pete LaMaster travel counties with loud speaker stops while J Blake Timmons hints at near start. Korea tensions prompt sharp candidate reactions, with Clark urging firm stance and LaMaster calling for a showdown, Rogers unavailable.
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Panhandle
Altavene Clark
Pete LaMaster
Perryton
J. Blake Timmons
Rain Events Reported Across Plains and Tri-State Area
Rain fell across Plainview with late afternoon showers and a thundershower in Clayton New Mexico. Numerous thunderstorms affected the Tri-State area yesterday afternoon, most with little or no rainfall. Visibility in Lubbock dropped to five miles at one point.
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Plainview
Clayton
US Weather Bureau
Amarillo Air Terminal
Tri-State
Lubbock
New Mexico
Get Acquainted Copies Available in Local Edition
Sunday’s 156 page Get Acquainted edition features cartoons and stories about local folks. Extra copies available at the News Globe office for 10 cents each, and 20 cents with mailed wrapper and postage prepaid. no phone orders. Fir 2x4 2x6 Shiplap 87.95 per cwt. Olver & Wiggins Lor Co 1200 W 6th.
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Amanda
Apple Center
Jake
Juke Box Junction
News-Globe
Olver & Wiggins Lor. Co
Senate approves two billion boost to price support funds
The Senate passed a bill raising government farm price support funds by two billion dollars by a 36 to 35 vote. Vice-President Barkley cast the deciding ballot. The measure moves to the White House for President Truman to sign.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
White House
Truman
Amarillo daily events and society notices
Amarillo today hosts a noon to all day schedule with the Amarillo Women’s Golf Association at Amarillo Country Club and a Homemaking class at Horace Mann School. Kiwanis, Real Estate Board, VFW Hall, and Panhandle Chapter meetings occur through the evening. the Gold Sox face the Pampa Oilers at 8.00 PM. A Memorial Park concert is listed. A federal agriculture program bill details a raised CCC support fund to 6.85 billion dollars, with party votes described and a note on Senate Vice President voting rules.
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Amarillo Women's Golf Association
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo
Horace Man
North
Kiwanis Club
Saratoga Cafe
Amarillo Res
VFW Hall
Business and Professional Women's Club
Herring
Oan
Saratoga
Panhandle
National Electrical Contractors’ Association
American Legion Hall
West Seventh
Spebsqsa
Barber Shop
Carters
GNC
Amsrillo Motorcycle Club
Ets
Gold Sox
Pampa Oilers
Amarillo Commuunity Band
Memorial Park
Tidelands Issue Up Before House Again
The tidelands issue returns to the House for a third time as a Rules Committee move clears a bill granting states like Texas clear title to offshore oil lands. The Supreme Court has held federal paramount rights. Texas plans renewed push, vowing a last ditch fight to keep control, arguing retained public lands since joining the union.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Texas
Supreme Court
Senate
Truman
Rayburn
California
Louisiana
Texas School Fund
Jail Term Is Begun By Bookie Erickson
Rich bookmaker Frank Erickson, longtime head of a coast to coast gambling network, began a two year jail term in New York. He received a $30,000 fine and could be released after 16 months with good behavior. He will serve at Walker's Island penitentiary after transfer. The district attorney urged five year confinement, calling him the master mechanic of a nationwide racket.
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New York
Frank Erickson
Erickson
Correction Department
Walker’s Island
East River
Manhattan
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
No Quotas Set On '51 Wheat
Washington June 26 AP Brannan announced no wheat quotas for next season though large current supplies do not justify rigid controls Acreage allotments will be set and may be smaller than last year Compliance only for price supports Possible future quotas require two thirds yes vote by growers Surplus triggers and penalties described Texas output for this year about 24,940 bushels versus 10 year average 102,848,000 bushels
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Washington
Secreary of Agriculture
Brannan
Texas
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White Horse
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LaMaster
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Commodity Credit Corporation
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