Production the Key in the Russian Military Puzzle
The author argues Russia cannot match U.S. wartime production five years after World War II. Russia relied on American materiel and trucks, tanks, ships, and planes to fight. He warns Russia could provoke a war due to overconfidence but would face a fate worse than trench battles.
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Heavy Responsibility in Truman Policy on Korea and Communism
The piece argues President Truman has broad support for limiting communist expansion by conquest. It warns that if Russia takes Korea, it will seek more territory, risking a wider war. A firm stand is urged to deter armed conquest, and the author supports the leaders’ decisive move despite the grave consequences.
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Former Audubonite ordained priest in Rome
Audubon native Philip Henry Foley, a former Audubon resident, is to be ordained Sunday as a priest in the Order of Saint Augustine in Rome Italy. He will return to the United States to serve at Saint Augustine monastery in Chicago for missionary work. Foley is a first cousin of City Councilman Pat Foley and Mrs. T J Kerwin of Carroll. He was born in Audubon in 1921 and studied at Villanova and in Rome for three years.
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No Russian pilots flying North Korean planes claims
Lt. Gen. George E. Stratemeyer commander of the Far East air force said today no North Korean planes were being flown by Russians. The statement aimed to reassure observers amid regional tensions and reports of Russian involvement.
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Atlantic News provides subscription prices by carrier and mail across regions. Rates shown include local, Cass county, Iowa, U S outside Iowa, and Canada options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms for print delivery. Editor contact details and association memberships are noted.
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Korea Crisis Reveals Diplomatic Struggles and Rhee Tether
In a Washington report the U S diplomatic corps appears more capable than the military as Korea faces a surprise attack. MacArthur’s focus on Japan and Formosa, slow warnings from commanders, and Muccio’s push for reform shaped events. Rhee’s stubborn governance and graft issues further complicated U S policy as a new inter Korea crisis unfolds.
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Bride Seeks Divorce In Des Moines Case
Des Moines reports a divorce suit filed by Mrs Betty Kaupp Reese alleging cruelty against Richard Reese. The cultural note section contrasts odd culinary imagery with the legal notice context.
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Playgrounds Schedule Changes at Grant School
Due to the Fourth of July holiday, Grant School playgrounds will operate Monday Wednesday and Thursday afternoons next week. The list of students with perfect attendance includes Dennis Turnure Muriel Boggs Marilyn Boggs Betty Ann Boggs Laurence Boggs Lela Bogga Violet Anderson Joan Baker Larry Baker Danny Gipple Sharon Flathers Carolyn Flathers and Karen Swelley. Do not drive if you drink.
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Korea and Asia policies shape a Russian-led empire move
The author argues that Korea is a strategic inevitability in a Russian led push across Asia. The piece traces origins to Manchuria, 1945 Yalta and Moscow agreements, Korean division at the 38th parallel, and interoffice U.S. policy tensions, warning that a Moscow backed Korea endangers Japan and Alaska.
Iowan Electrocuted While Helping Move School House
Winterset in Iowa Donald Hope 30 Winterset was electrocuted yesterday after contacting a high voltage power line during school house relocation work for Rogers Construction Co. William James 22 Patterson was on the roof and was knocked off, treated for shock and bruises.
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