Allies Face Expendable Chinese Reds in Korea
Article argues Chinese soldiers are treated as expendable by leadership, pressed into mass attacks with threats against families and possible drugging. It cites MacArthur estimates of Red troops in Korea and Manchuria, noting UN forces face overwhelming odds and must hold a line to stop a wider Chinese war.
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China
United Nations
Korea
MacArthur
North Korea
Manchuria
Peiping
Pianist Counts 52003 Notes In Messiah Performance
Mrs. Lawrence M. Dewey plans to perform The Messiah Sunday afternoon counting 52 003 notes across 1854 measures. She rehearses hands and arms and follows soloists to stay on beam during the 3 ½ hour oratorio shortened to under half that time by director C Vittorio Sperati.
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Messiah
Guilbert Jarvis
Lawrence M. Dewey
Dewey
St. Olaf Church
C. Vittorio Sperati
Tyler Rod and Gun club funds for artificial lake drive
The Tyler Rod and Gun club reports a favorable response to its drive for funds to buy land near Russell for an artificial lake. Dr H T Melgaard, fund treasurer, said today contributions are pouring in to support the project.
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Tyler Minn
Tyler Rod and Gun Club
Russell
H. T. Melgaard
Tibet Population Estimate by National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society states an approximate Tibet population around 8,000,000. This figure reflects a best estimate for the region, highlighting demographic size amid uncertain census data.
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National Geographic Society
Tibet
Nations offer and deploy troops to Korea clash
A roundup lists allied forces dispatched to Korea from multiple countries. United States advances a 350 ship landing party with 1000 more to sail. Philippines 1200 troops. Australia 1000. Thailand 1200 with no casualties. France 1200 en route. New Zealand 1100. Colombia 1080 and almirante Padilla. South Africa 203. Sweden 44. Belgium 1000. Netherlands 600. Luxembourg 60. Puerto Rico adds a brigade. Nationalist China 33000 offered. India accepts a field ambulance unit.
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France
Korea
New Zealand
Inchon
Wonsan
Colombia
Almirante Padilla
South Africa
Sweden
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Puerto Rico
United States
China
India
ACTH Saves Man With 70 Percent Skin Burned Away
A 70 percent skin burn case, T. C. Gains of near Parker Arizona, was treated with ACTH and grafting from others. He survived severe burns after gasoline ignition, endured pain and shock, and showed limited scarring. His recovery fueled AMA talks and clinical sessions.
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Acth
Alton L. Blakeslee Cleveland
American Medical Association
M. James Whitelaw
Phoenix
Ariz
T. C. Gains
Parker
Gains
Colorado River Indian Hospital
Five Day Forecast For Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa
The period shows temperatures averaging 15 to 20 degrees below normal with normals ranging from 22 to 39 for highs and 5 to 21 for lows. A very cold start moderates slowly with up to 2.10 inches of snow in flurries.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Civic Voters Association Prize Event At Swift Current
The Civic Voters Association donated $35 in prizes to pupils who best estimated civic votes cast. A contestant had to prove his parents voted and the tally showed nearly 1000 more votes than usual at the Swift Current event.
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Civic Voters Association
Chiang Warns Against Another Munich in Korea Stand
Chiang Kai shek warned against another Munich and pledged full Nationalist China's support to avert it. He said war could break out if Munich repeats, and he would send troops to Korea if UN commander is authorized. He tied major UN decisions to U N action and American responsibility.
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Taipei
Chiang Kaishek
Munich
China
Chiang
Korea
United Nations
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Work to Help Make Parents Enjoy Kiddies
Dr Benjamin Spock warns many parents cannot enjoy their children and urges public health study and broad solutions. He cites education methods from nursery school to college to sustain delight in children and to guide youths toward rewarding parenthood. Canada opens its first steam railway in 1836 from LaPrairie to St Johns.
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Washington
Benjamin Spock
Rochester (Minn
Child Health Institute
White House
Spock
Canada
LaPrairie
St. Johns
Que
Mid-Continent Faces Severe Cold and Wet Winter Strain
A sweeping cold wave grips the central plains pushing temperatures to record lows while snow and floods threaten the east and midwest. Minnesota reports six inches of snow with icy roads in several cities as northern areas endure subzero winds.
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Midwest
California
Plains
Rockies
Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa
North Central
Ohio River
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Cutbank
Mont
Min
Dakotas
Minneapolis Weather Bureau
Minnesota State Highway Department
Minnesota
Rochester
Owatonna
Mankato
St. James
Twin Cities
Flood Wanes in California as Delta Threat Lessens
California flood danger eased with receding river crests though levee breaks remained a concern in the delta where the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers meet. About 15,000 Californians were displaced, two deaths occurred, and Reno’s downtown suffered heavy damage amid ongoing storms.
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Calif
California
San Joaquin
San Francisco Bay
Hammonton - Linda
Yuba
Marysville
Nevada
Reno
Truckee
Weather Bureau
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Minneapolis
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