Cold War Flare Spurs Korea Invasion and U N Condemnation
North Korea invaded South Korea with Soviet backed forces, advancing up to 12 miles and threatening Seoul. U N powers condemned the attack as the United States began evacuating Americans. Separate moves passed in Congress to bolster farm price support with a $2 billion CCC loan extension amid tariff guard provisions. Joe McCarthy resigned as Boston Red Sox manager due to health, while Frank Erickson was jailed and fined for major bookmaking offenses.
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United Nations Declares North Korea Aggressor in Korea Crisis
The United Nations emergency session condemns North Korea as the aggressor and calls for an immediate cease-fire across Korea. The United States cuts short a Missouri visit, convenes defense talks, and authorizes rapid arms aid and equipment stockpiles from Japan as observers call for a strong, united response to defend international peace.
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Plane Crash Over Lake Michigan Claims Nation’s Worst Air Loss
Northwest Airlines vanished in a severe thunderstorm over Lake Michigan near St Joseph Michigan with 55 passengers and three crew aboard. Two days later searchers recovered wreckage body parts and a plane section from the icy waters as the vessel bound from New York to Seattle via Minneapolis disappeared.
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Editors United in Call for Action on Korea Crisis
The press nationwide issued editorials urging U S and United Nations action after North Korea's invasion. Analysts argue for decisive policy in Asia and insist on substantial force to defend South Korea and deter Communist aggression.
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Shortage of Teachers Expected as Student Populations Rise
Willard E. Givens of the National Education Association warns a drastic response is needed as national school enrollment is projected to grow from 26,635,000 to 34,090,000 in the next decade, requiring about 750,000 more teachers.
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How to Make a Chest Using Simple Tools Pattern 282
Instructional pattern from WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE offering a chest project. Emphasizes hammer saw and screwdriver use, sturdy block front drawers, large working diagrams and illustrated steps. Includes pattern number 282 and contact at Bedford Hills New York.
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Actress Refutes Bishop Marriage Claim on Film Set
A film actress denies a bishop’s claim that he wed her in the past. She reacts with disbelief saying she never married a bishop as a crowd waits nearby.
Couple Proposes at Church Service in Holy Matrimony Moment
After Sunday service a young couple requested marriage and the minister invited all who wished to unite in matrimony to come forward. A crowd surged to the altar with 13 women and one man stepping up.
Sideline Wisdom from the sidewalk superintendents
A successful contractor credits crowd observers nicknamed sidewalk superintendents for solving major project problems. He hires one man to collect crowd comments and uses these notes to guide building decisions.
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