Heredity in Sport Sparks Debate by Partridge and Mayo
Veteran trainer Partridge and Dr. Mayo discuss heredity in sport noting athletic prowess often skips generations. They cite horse breeding trends and golf’s aging pros, lament high costs and dwindling youth participation, urging more study and support for young talent.
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Rochester
Minn
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Rice
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Dempseys
Hagens
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Partridge
John
Reds Advance In Korea Amid War Uncertainty
As the fifth week of the Korean conflict opens, Communist forces push toward Yongdong and Mokpo while Yongdok is retaken by the Reds. U. S. experts note reinforcements, air force blows, and Bazooka improvements but warn victory may not come quickly. Prices rise steadily, sparking talk of possible controls and rationing.
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Korea
Yongdong
Fallen Taejon
Mokpo
Yongdok
South Korea
Pusan
U. S
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Pentagon
America
Dallas
Texas
Truman asks Congress for 10 billion mobilization plan
President Truman urged Congress to authorize 10 billion dollars for a broad mobilization to win the Korean War and deter further Red aggression. He called for expanded armed forces, anti inflation controls, rapid war production, loans to spur defense, and seizure powers while directing law enforcement to funnel espionage tips to the FBI.
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Congress
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Defense
Johnson
Eisenhower Says Korea War Not World War III
Gen Dwight Eisenhower, president of Columbia University and national defense adviser, tells reporters he does not view Korea as the start of World War II. He warns that if U S forces in Korea are defeated the world could face a new great war and that victory is essential.
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Bobby Jones
Francis Quimet
Chick Evans
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Johnny Goodman
Bob Gardner
P.G.A
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Burke
Columbus
Sarazen
Hagen
Jerry Travers
Francis Oaiment
Dwight Eisenhower
Columbia University
National Defense
Truman
Korea
Food Supply Seen Plentiful Despite Rising Prices
The government and President Truman argued there is more than enough food in the United States and that hoarding is selfish. The Agriculture Department said ample stocks and high production mean civilian supplies will stay at current high levels, though price increases prompted calls for price controls and rationing.
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Department of Agriculture
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Auto production forecast lowered amid war orders shift
A spokesman warned of a sharp drop in automobile output over the next five months as war demand diverts steel and other critical materials away from civilian cars. Dealers report rising new orders and waiting lists, and experts now revise 1950 output projections from 7,000,000 to unclear totals, noting 4,255,373 already built this year.
First Cavalry Division Lands at Pohang Beachhead
The U S Army First Cavalry Division opened a beachhead near Pohang on Korea's east coast with no casualties or opposition reported.
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First Cavalry
U. S
Pohang
Korea
Taft urges immediate taxes to fund Korea war
Sen Robert Taft of Ohio proposes universal taxes to cover the Korean war cost. He warns the Russian threat creates a semi military, permanent extra expense of 10 to 20 billion dollars yearly and could last 10 to 15 years. Observers foresee pressure for quick tax boosts to share defense costs.
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Robert Taft
Ohio
U.S
Taft
Congress
Classified department offers welding shop for sale
Business and investments section promotes a well established welding shop for sale by owner in a progressive town. Description notes full equipment for shop or field work and return on investment within a year. Health forces sale. Mail Box 1871 Aransas Pass Texas. Also lists English Bulldog puppies and DIY boat kits with contact details.
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