Leaders Urge Peace but Not at Any Price
The piece notes British Prime Minister Attlee and President Truman in Washington rejecting appeasement of Communist China while open to a Korean settlement not involving concessions to the Reds. It recalls Chamberlain’s appeasement stance and warns that defending peace requires resolve, the author linking past failures to present policy.
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Attlee
Washington
Truman
China
John Hightower
Hightower
Chamberlain
Hitler
Fuehrer
Berchtesgaden
Godesberg
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Reich
Balkans
England
London
Britain
Germany
Poland
Weather Damps Civil Air Defense Parley
Civil air defense planning was halted by bad weather. Civil air patrol officers could not reach Austin for a planned meeting with the Austin Flyers. they will instead attend Monday meeting at the VFW hall in Austin at 7 p.m.
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Civil Air Defense
Civil Air Patrol
Austin
Austin Flyers Association
VFW
Pp. m
Bank honors rememberance of servicemen in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque a bank assistant cashier Miss Emma Knox fostered letters and care packages for World War II servicemen. After aiding Pfc. Peter Jareso with magazines and reading material, the local chamber of commerce received a donation from Jareso to fund potted flowers in a public space.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Korea
T. S. Knox
Emma
Pfc
Peter E. Jureso
San Francisco
Jareso
Jurcso
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Pyongyang Chief Sees 6 Weeks of Work Lost
Col. Charles R. Munske, Brooklyn, military governor of Pyongyang, recounts six weeks building a civic government and restoring services. Demolition crews destroyed bridges and power plants as evacuation left the city largely empty and 800 prisoners behind.
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Pyongyang
Seoul
Red Pyongyang
Charles R. Munske
Brooklyn
Munske
Heavier Tax Seen for Little Fellow
St Paul report from the ninth annual Accountants Tax conference at St Thomas college notes heavier tax loads for individuals and large corporations with fewer personal exemptions. speaker Robert Ash at the event, sponsored by the Minnesota Society of Public Accountants, addressed about 300 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Robert Ash
Washington
Ash
Accountants Tax
St. Thomas College
Minnesota of Public Accountants
Aldermen End Testimony In Minneapolis Bribery Probe
The last of Minneapolis' 25 aldermen are to finish testimony before the Hennepin county grand jury amid a bribery probe involving six to eight aldermen. In district court Judge Frank Reed weighs a six week case requiring a stock broker to reveal customer share ownership in Twin City Rapid Transit.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin County Grand Jury
Hennepin
Charles Green
TCRT
Fred A. Ossanna
Green
Ossanna
Transit Company
Yellow Cab Co
Man Who Passed Counterfeit Bills Loses His Appeal
Otis Spencer of Logan Iowa, linked to a Midwest counterfeiting ring broken up in Austin in 1931, had his appeal denied by Federal Judge Robert C Bell. Convicted in Winona in 1932 he has served 18 years and will likely complete 12 more in a Springfield Missouri medical center.
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Iowa
Austin
Otis Spencer
Logan
Winona
Leavenworth
Robert C. Bell
Spencer
Midwest
Ray
Locher
Ollman
Moe Bros
Peck, Crandall
Fischer
Ira Lyck
Crandall
S. River
Federal Medical Center
Springfield
Indo-Chinese Port May Be Final Beachhead for French
Haiphong is prepared as a potential evacuation port if Hanoi falls to the Chinese Communist offensive. Defenses are strengthened and part of the north Indochina airbase shifted there. Reinforcements sail in as French families evacuate from Hanoi and the region.
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Haiphong
Hanoi
Indo-China
French Indochina
Indochina
Ard
Mechanic Saves Sgt in Michigan Jet Engine Scoop
S. Sgt. Robert A. Lewis was nearly drawn into a jet fighter’s intake at Wayne County Airport. Fellow mechanic T. Sgt. Joe Cosenza grabbed the frayed jacket, bracing to free Lewis as the engine began, while Capt. John W. Wood noted Lewis escaped serious injury and pocket contents were sucked into the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Robert A. Lewis
Michigan Air National Guard
Wayne County
Joe Cosenza
Cusenza
Lewis
St Paul Man Given 10 Day Jail Term
Robert J. Wall of St Paul, 30, received a ten day jail sentence in municipal court after a fracas in front of a tavern left an Albert Lea woman with a broken leg. He faced a drunkenness charge and was arraigned Thursday. case continued to confirm if the woman would file further charges.
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Robert J. Wall
St. Paul
Albert Lea
Wall
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