Koreans Launch Successful Drive In Eastern Sector
North Korean forces pressed toward the Samgyu sector and crossed the south bank near the Chochiwon Taejon highway. The US 19th Regiment withdrew in good order after a two day stand at the bridge, inflicting heavy casualties on the Reds. Mustangs blocked tanks with air support as part of a stubborn retreat.
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Rain cancels Soviet air show at Moscow’s Tushino
Weather stops the 32nd anniversary Soviet air force celebration at Tushino airport in Moscow with no date set for rescheduling. Vassili Stalin chief pilot and deputy commander discussed heavy-jet demonstrations and multi engine bomber flights. Pravda asserted Soviet air power will defend borders and deter warmongers, contrasting US plans. Premier Stalin ordered aviators to fly farther higher and faster as preparations continue in public statements.
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Party's Rank File Hold Wallace Fate
In SOUTH SALEM New York Henry A Wallace warned he will quit as Progressive party leader if rank and file reject his Korea policy. He backed U S and U N in the Korean war and split with the party's leadership who said foreign intervention worsens the conflict. Wallace urged the rank and file to consider the facts and said the outcome would reveal their stance.
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Progressive Party
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Korea
United States
United Nations
Wallace
Warm Texas Weather Bureau forecast for Central Texas
Weather bulletin notes warm windy conditions Monday and Tuesday with low nineties and scattered afternoon thundershowers. Forecasters mention cloudy to partly cloudy skies across East and West Texas, with minimal temperature changes in West Texas and notable events like a first quarter moon on July 22 and rainfall totals since January around 0.12 inches. Lake levels and local observations are listed for several Texas locations.
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Paso Waco
MacArthur Praises Paper Restraint in War Coverage
General Douglas MacArthur praised the Chicago Sun-Times for voluntary self censorship during war. He sent a cable endorsing the paper as upholding responsible coverage in crisis. Sun-Times officials called his message a statement of censorship philosophy and noted their pledge to withhold troop movements and vessel details.
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Douglas MacArthur
Chicago Sun-Times
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MacArthur
United States
Four Thugs Beat Rob Gas Station Operator in Austin
Ira Mason Sr. operator of a service station at 7205 North Lamar reported to police that four men beat him and robbed him late Saturday night. They forced him from his truck, drove to an area on the old Manor road, and stole $80 in cash plus about $320 in checks.
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Ira Mason Sr
North Lamar
Old Manor Road
Dallas Guard Heads for Two Weeks of Annual Training
Combat Command B of the 49th Armored Division Texas National Guard moved from its Dallas headquarters for two weeks of annual training at North Fort Hood. About 700 soldiers from Dallas and nearby cities are in the command.
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Combat Command B
49Th Armored Division
Texas National Guard
North Fort Hood
Experience Counts Bob Long for District Attorney
Political advertisement urging voters to support Bob Long for the district attorney post highlighting experience as the key credential.
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Bob Long
PD. Pol
Five workers trapped by lead mine fire in Utah
Five workers were trapped Sunday by a fire in a lead mine at the Lark operations of US Smelting Refining and Mining Company in Lark Utah. The blaze origin and time began were undetermined as dense smoke hindered rescuers. Names tentatively identified include Horace Martin Seal Leland Nielson Gordon Meyerhofer Byron Thomas and Clyde Augustine.
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Utah
US Smelting, Refining and Mining Company
C. Page
Manger
Horace Martin Seal
Leland Nielson
Gordon Meyerhoffer
Byron Thomas
Clyde Augustine
One Killed In Dallas Automobile Collision
Gordon B. Leard aged 34 of Dallas died in a Sunday automobile collision in Dallas.
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Gordon B. Leard
Deaths and Funerals In Texas Honor Jewel Lightfoot
Funeral services for Jewel P. Lightfoot a former Texas attorney general were held in Fort Worth with Masonic officials in Austin leading the rites. Lightfoot 77 long served in several high Masonic offices and died Friday after a long illness at his Fort Worth home. Pallbearers included Pat Neff and others from Waco Dallas Galveston and Houston.
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Texas
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State Cemetery
Austin
Weed-Coviey Funeral Home
Lightfoot
Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas
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Waco
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Warren Merritt
Galveston
A. A. Ross
Lockhart
Horace Jackson
Gatesville
C. S. Woodward
Arlington
K. E. Gougler
Houston
Gen Booth Condition Remains Unchanged
Gen Evan Geline Booth lies near death at her Hartsdale home with no change in condition Sunday as reports describe her health as critical and stable in the same period.
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Gen. Booth
Hartsdale
N. Y
Evangeline Booth
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