Combat Update From Korean War Fronts Amidoffensive
Report from United Press via Vermillion notes United States forces of the American Second Division pushed 2600 yards to reach a cut off second unit near Waegwan and Taegu Pohang line defenses. General MacArthur cites a well controlled situation as communiqués describe air strikes and counterattacks around Waegwan Taegu Kwe Po hang areas securing early objectives against a major Communist push.
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Saktong
United Press
Vermillion
Encod
Seite Boreans
Walton Ba Iker
Waegwan- Taecu-Kiewe- Pohang
Douglas MncArthur
Mason
Weil
State Guard Reserves Meeting Set After Reset Fee
Monday a meeting was urged for all interested in joining the Guard Reserve. The discussion noted the Guard Reserves are reset at 230 pm and that previous service is no longer required to join.
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State Guard
Chani
Truman Delivers Ultimatum To Reds
President Truman vowed the United States will keep Korea united and free, criticizing Soviet and Communist actions. He warned against Chinese complicity and accused Russia of imperialism and aggression while stressing the goal of a united, independent Korean state in the face of North Korean invasion.
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Republic of Latin
United Nations
Truman
China
America
Far East
Russia
North Korea radio claims coastal attack on Yasu port
New broadcast reports from Pyongyang and Tokyo say a Korean People's Army landing party attacked Yasu port southwest of the Allied beachhead on August 25, but was driven back with 50 dead and wounded. A Navy spokesman declined to confirm the report while Pongyang radio boasted of repelling American counter-attacks as offensive battles continue.
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Tokyo
Yasu
Avy
Pongyang Radio
People’s Army
Syngman Phee
Enem
Doctor Seale Harris On Living Long And Avoiding Worry
In Birmingham Alabama Dr Seale Harris aged 80 author of a work on long useful lives outlines his views on diet land economy and security He asserts there is no reason to fear aging and that the best way to die young is to worry over money He emphasizes practical lifestyle guidance.
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Birmingham
Ala
Seale Harris
206 Wells Completed in State During Week
AUSTIN UD reports 206 oil wells completed in Texas last week, lifting the year’s total to 714. Through time period last year, 509 wells had been completed, with 89 wildcat wells among the total. Of the wildcats, 60 were dry, seven produced oil and two produced gas.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Federal Communications Commission Proceedings Update
The Federal Communications Commission releases notes on policy actions and filings affecting broadcasting and telecommunications. Details include anticipated rulemaking, license reviews, and potential hearings impacting stations and service providers nationwide.
Registration For Sunior Senior High Next Week
Students were reminded of next weeks registration schedules at Lee College Robert E Lee High School and the area junior highs. Lee College students will register from 2 to 9 oclock Tuesday in the east wing of the high school building. Seniors at Robert E Lee will sign up at 8556 am Thursday juniors at 12435 pm Thursday and sophomores at 930 am day. Ti will be a full day for sophomores. Eighth and ninth graders will report for junior high at 1130 am Thursday they will be released at noon. Seventh graders will report at 2245 apm Thursday The dividing line between Horace Mann and Beytawr Junior High Districts is Gorse Creek Stream.
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Lee College
Robert E Lee Bish
Horace Mann
Beytawr
Gorse Creek Stream
Strikes May Idie 200000 Workers
Strikes in the automotive and farm equipment sectors involved 38 750 CIO United Auto Workers and 32 000 Independent farm equipment workers. They demanded wage increases while the switchmen settlement set a 0 hour week principle, a 23 cent hourly raise, and a three year wage moratorium, with effect deferred for a year.
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Reflroads
International Harvester Corporation
Must Be Certified Before 19th Says Shepperd
John Ben Shepperd stated yesterday that candidates must be certified by the 19th. He indicated one Anglo political independent deadline and emphasized state officials will furnish a sample certified nominee. County clerks were advised to act within three days to meet the deadline.
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John
Ben Shepperd
Ang
Polit
Shepperd
Furnis
Traffic Cops Warn of Rising City Road Crashes
Kansas City safety officials report 553012 in vehicle damage and 4943 accidents in first seven and a half months of 1950, with 3107 for the same period in 1948. Sgt John Caldwell notes drivers bulldoze through streets as if combat zones, warning the worst may be yet to come.
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Kansas
Air Force Denies Knowledge of Nests Controversy
Air Force leaders faced a furor over remarks attributed to General Anderson about preventive war and Russia’s A-bomb nests. General Vandenberg suspended Anderson pending investigation after he denied Air War College advocated such policy. The exchange echoed Truman's clash with MacArthur over Formosa.
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Douglas MacArthur
Formosa
Pacific
Mir
MacArthur
Anderson
Air War College
Russia
Hoyt
Vandenberg
Air Ree
Air Force
Hich
Saat Air
Biess “Falloon
Ana
Eighth Air Force
Europe
Mounted Police Hunt Missing Schoolhouses
Royal Canadian Mounted Police head toward Fabler district in northern Alberta to recover two missing frame schoolhouses that housed about 60 students. The buildings were found near a Roman Catholic Church after reportedly being moved due to a religious dispute.
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Edmonton
Alta
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Alberta
Hye
Sormelly
Unusual Jobs Chasing Stray Pigeons Like Married Men
Jay Breen profiles George Bailey who operates the nation’s only clearing bureau for runaway homing pigeons. He explains why many birds fail to return home, the radar fields that disturb birds, and how he tracks lost birds via leg bands. Bailey has a yard of 200 pigeons and sees few losses.
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Jay Breen
New York
George Bailey
Crater
Bailey
Wilmington
Delaware
South Carolina
Maryland
Long Island
Fender
George
Oklahoma Town Grapples with Phantom Panther Sighting
Davenport residents fear a rumored phantom panther has moved near Cushirge after an angler reported a chilling scream. Ranger Enel Moore began searches yesterday, following the fisherman’s warning that the sound was not a screech owl.
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Davenport
Okla
Enel Moore
Bull enters stand during Malaga corrida melee
In Malaga the bull Cechera forced chaos by leaping barriers and roaming the arena. Staff chased the animal through the crowd as fans panicked, many injured. The promoter group faced a fine of 19 600 pesetas for leaving a door unlocked, per civil authorities.
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Spain
Cechera
Sanders
Cecrera
Tallent
Cochera
Fens
Soma
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