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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1952
Page
2
In Swansea Cardiff photographer uses 45 minute tape of wife’s nagging as evidence in divorce action. Judge A Davies calls it remarkable but not representative of married life and orders Robinson to pay 100 pounds in court costs.
Mrs. John D. Baker aged 96, long time Olmsted County educator for Rochester area, died Sunday at her son Ralph Baker's home after a short illness. She taught in county rural schools before marriage in 1884 and later became a farm wife. Survivors include her son and daughter. funeral set for 2 p.m. Tuesday in Chatfield.
Washington reports that Sen. Bridges and Sen. Taft left town without announcements after inconclusive talks on who will lead the Senate. Bridges suggested a decision before the new Congress begins Jan. 3, while Taft said he is available but not actively pursuing the post.
The Defense Department released Casualties List No 711 identifying 96 Korean War casualties. The report shows 19 dead, 70 wounded, 3 missing and 4 injured.
Eisenhower signals UN likely to mount an offensive in Korea after stressing deeds over words. Clark's forces face 700000 Communist troops. potential reinforcement from Nationalist China could enable a two coast amphibious strike at Inchon or other hotspots.
A note on the arrival of Brussels sprouts in the United States around 1800. The brief dates the crop's introduction and marks its early adoption in American agriculture.
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The plan notes doubt a landing in Korea unless ships can sustain beach assaults. After securing a beachhead, the tactic calls for a line across the peninsula to trap Communist forces on the front. Cutting supply lines would cause chaos and press for a decisive outcome as Communist soldiers engage.
The piece notes how Korea and postwar Europe show different outcomes as Eisenhower sealed the Ruhr Pocket in 1945, trapping a million Germans. It warns that Communists may attempt escape from Manchurian hills and that any stalemate break would occur through such maneuvers.
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