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!:ated- Federal fined the Trainmen he union!pleading!;es arising tie nearbye surprise in all his countered bor unionhe added j is plea of the partations andndered to?cedent—astbility for uld affect d whether ildcat tac-e’the progreat rail h of herea 10-da\ lary. Theyne time asithcr cities vard menipkTruman Hears Report from Boy ScoutsA delegation of Boy Scouts of America presents their honorary president, Harry S. Truman. a report of their accomplishments in 1950 and their pledge for 1951.The 12 outstanding Eagle Scouts, representing 2,750.000 at the opening of Boy Scout week, made the report at the White House.In the group lt;1. to r. seated* Pres. Truman, and Scoutmaster Charles A. Kelso, St. Louis, Mo., who has served continuously for 41 years.Grand Island, Nebr.; John H. Dykes, Jr., 16,Enid, Okla.; Jerold J Haserot, 17, Arcadia, Calif.; Jack Paley, 16, Goldsboro. N C.; David Derbes, 13, Pottsville, Pa.; Thomas Burton, 16, Bismarck, N. Dak.; Charles W. Ring, 14, Brunswick, Maine; Lee Saxandall, 16, Oshkosh, Wis.; Arthur W. Matthews, 17. Monroe, La.; William E. Houston, 14, Central City, Kentucky and Matthew E. Brislawn. 16, Pullman, Washington. (International Soundphoto.)Standing (1. to r.) Kenneth W. Philbrick, 17,1TrnnnNpPfl Judae Orders Tmman Rnu/cMac Tellsto Take InitiativWon't 'Arbitrarily'Order Recrossing(Continued from Page 1).. \ ' ■ • . ' • :r» r--the border might cause the w; I spread.! It appeared that one of thesons for MacArthur’s trip to K* today—if not the main reas j was for the purpose of making statement in the front lines, w the drama of the situation uIemphasize the point he wante j get across.MacArthur’s visit, the secor a week and his 11th of the [emphasized the importance oi I Communist setback in central 1 rea, where Allied forces r ahead 7 miles Monday and stopped a series of counter-at today.The Allied advance — nortthe highway hub of Chechon-in the face of Red buildups oicentral front.But in west-central Korea, u Eighth army troops seized £ mile stretch of the Han river east of Seoul, mauled Ch troops continued their re northward.40,000 in BuildupA U. S. Eighth army bri officer said 30.000 Reds
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Madison Wisconsin State Journal
Madison, Wisconsin, US
Tue, Feb 20, 1951
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