War in Korea dwarfs World War I troop scale in air power
The Korea conflict sees air power far above WW I levels with U S casualties by Dec 22 at 6 432 dead 27 012 wounded and 5 571 missing figures up to six months. United Nations forces hold a 150 mile front in Korea while some 200 000 American troops have been on duty there alongside 300 000 South Korean and up to 100 000 UN troops.
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Austin Faces Pinch from Slowdown in Payroll and War Need
Austin's economy, still driven by state and University payrolls and skilled construction, faces a combined pinch as government spending falters and war demand boosts only limited growth. The Austin Area Development Foundation urges small plants to pool resources for war production, while Heart Month campaigns push health programs amid national emergency concerns.
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Labor wage surge blocked by price freeze strategy
Victor Riesel reports wartime labor tensions as wage boards prepare a new round after a temporary freeze. CIO leaders push in plant committees and health programs to curb sabotage and unrest while mine owners push back against price controls.
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Iran Oil Grip Prompts Soviet Iran Strategy Shift
Moscow aims to secure Iran’s oil to fuel war and access the Indian Ocean. Iran faces pressure to nationalize its fields while Washington lags on a $25 million loan. U S positions weaken as Iran leans toward Moscow amid TV and trade shifts.
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Walter Winchell on Broadway and stage notes
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