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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
3
United Nations troops launch an amphibious attack at Inchon catching Communist defenders off guard. Allied ministers meet to map European defenses as the conflict widens.
The Korean War shifted from defense to offense as Gen. Douglas MacArthur led a rapid Inchon invasion and southern push aimed at Seoul. UN forces broke through at Wolmi Island and Inchon while Communist defenses showed strain. meanwhile espionage case tied to Alfred Slack surfaced in Greeneville. Treaty talks shift as US signals readiness for peace talks with Japan.
General MacArthur inspects six smoking Red tanks knocked out near Seoul, recalling a grim sight. Bernard Baruch warns that only all-out U.S. war can win in Korea. Pfc. John J. McCormick writes from the front to his daughters about his faith and fate. A telegram informs Mrs. McCormick of her husband's death. Soviet Marshal Bogdanov urges morale with a stark warning against war’s cost.
Diplomatic talks among Acheson Bevin and Schuman showed a break over immediate German rearmament with the United States backing inclusion in a western European army while France urged caution. Observers noted potential in principle agreement but no public announcement yet. The ministers stressed strengthening defenses of the free world in Europe and Asia and agreed on urgent steps.
A second offensive against communism began after the North Korea invasion as Voice of America broadcasts described the exploits in the Far East. Factual reports of the daring maneuvers topped broadcasts to the Far East and Near East and shared attention with the foreign ministers meeting in Europe broadcasts.
Walter A. Shead reports that U S diplomacy under Hull and later secretaries has deepened inter American friendship through non aggression and economic pacts. Edward G Miller Jr heads the inter American affairs bureau shaping a mutual benefit policy within the United Nations framework.
INEZ GERARD ONALD and Benita Colman launch the series last January and it earns swift popularity with listeners describing it as adult entertainment. The theme song gains fame with a remake by the NBC program’s singing group. College leaders praise the show while students joke about Colman’s ideal president. Joe Wilman signs to star in King of the Pins for Columbia’s World of Sports. Universal City expands to 256 acres before buying a 140-acre tract adjoining the studio in the San Fernando Valley, creating the world’s largest self contained film plant.
Glen Owens discovers wreckage on White Crest slopes after a transcontinental airliner crash. He rescues the injured, earns national fame, and is courted by movie producers offering up to thirty thousand dollars to star in films. He buys a ranch with Leah Conroy and contemplates life beyond trapping. The tale ends with him explaining legerdemain as he fumbles the term.
A compact set of crossword clues lists across and down entries with numbers. The puzzle includes definitions for a range of words such as plant or herd, insect, paint ed scenes, and various mythological, geographic, and linguistic terms. The exact grid layout and numbered positions are provided for solvers.
A review of Ralph McGill’s Israel Revisited argues the book offers a careful, fact filled portrait of Israel in 1949. The author praises McGill’s open minded, journalism driven approach and finds the work a meticulous, meaningful answer to what Israel is really like.
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