United States Forces Enter Korea as World War Fears Rise
The crisis in Korea deepens as U S troops and aircraft deploy to support South Korea. MacArthur commands available divisions in Japan while Soviet aid to the North remains uncertain. A separate wartime scare follows the confession of a Ringling Brothers fire setter and a rail strike threat tied to wartime conditions.
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United States
Nto
Korea
North Korea
South Korea
Seoul
Suwon
Truman
United States Navy
U.S
Japan
MacArthur
Han River
Soviet Union
Circleville, O
Ringling Brothers Circus
Hartford
Portland
Cape Cottage
Segree
United States Army of Occupation
European mood shifts as Korea crisis unfolds across continent
As the Korean conflict erupts, Europeans confront fear and relief in differing degrees from Vienna to Berlin. Amid war jitters and anxiety, UN and U S confidence grows while Americans rally behind President Truman, though Taft calls for Acheson’s resignation amid political fault lines.
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Europe
Russia
Berlin
Vienna
United Nations
United States
Frankfurt
London
United Front
Truman
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Acheson
Senate
Far East
Vito Marcantonio
Missouri
Washington
South Korea
Defense
Johnson
Dean Acheson
Movement in Republican party forms after Philadelphia meeting
Henry V. Poor and other leaders from ten states draft a declaration of principles to revitalize the Republican party. Observers view the gathering as a bid to bring in independent voters and young adults, aiming to curb old guard thinking for the 1952 campaign.
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Republican Party
Philadelphia
Henry V. Poor
New York Young Republicans
House Votes Cut 1950 Tax Bill amid Korea War Uncertainty
The House approved a 375 to 14 vote on a tax bill cutting excise taxes by 1.01 billion dollars annually while offsetting with 433 million from higher corporate taxes and closing loopholes. Senate action remains uncertain as wartime spending pressures loom. The draft extends to July 9, 1951 with induction for ages 19 to 26.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Truman
National Guard
Congress
Many-Gifted Man Lesson for July 23 1950
A devotional on the concept of triple threat talent across history. It cites figures such as Samuel, Milton, Schweitzer, Morse, Leibniz, Lee and David to illustrate how opportunity and times shape achievement. The piece urges selfless use of gifts for God and country, warning against self-made greatness.
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Grey
Milton
John Milton
Albert Schweitzer
Harvard
Robert E. Lee
Leibnitz
S.B.F. Morse
King David
Samuel
Israel
Jack
God
England
WNU
Meditations on Wisdom and Virtue from Scripture
A compact sacred reflection cites Proverbs 16 16 praising wisdom over gold and declares all actions should honor God. It urges sobriety and vigilance against the devil described as a roaring lion seeking to devour, drawing on First Peter 5 8.
Crazy Water Crystals advertised by Texas couple
Mrs. Tom Gaddy of 910 Washington Ave says Crazy Water Crystals keep her family healthy and help stomach trouble, heartburn, and sluggish systems. The ad praises nature’s remedy for upset stomachs, gas pains, headaches, and fatigue, with prices and a satisfaction guarantee from Crazy Water Co. Inc.
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Tex
Tom
Gaddy
Washington Ave
Nature
Crazy Water Co., Inc
Mineral
Texas
Ady
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Ernest W. McFarland
Miami
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Willis Smith
Mrs. Smith
North Carolina
Smith
Sen
Frank Graham
President Truman
Bureau of the Census
Census Bureau
Casey Ye
Ckenneth J Foreman
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Ill
FBI
Henry J. Shelton
Indianapolis
Shelton
Tower Illinois
Alexander Platz
Coast
Northwest Airlines
Lake Michigan
Kellogg’s
Wm. Rogers Mfg.Co
Meriden
Conn
Kellogg's
Dept.ff
Wallingford
Connecticut
Keogg
U. S
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