MacArthur Critics Press Truman Resign Call After Dismissal
U S senators in Washington criticized General MacArthur after his dismissal. They demanded President Truman's resignation and questioned the administration's Far East policy. Senator Magnuson, speaking from Tokyo, noted MacArthur preferred informal appearances before committees. Republican and Democrat lawmakers urged unity and stronger civilian control of war policy.
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Truman
Dean Acheson
U.S
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Far East
Warren Magnuson
Tokyo
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Herman Walker
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Denate
Howe
Athan Garktey
Wills Rabher
Virginia
Mr. Truman
General MacArthur Expected in San Francisco Visit Plans
A San Francisco report says General MacArthur and his party are planning a Monday arrival with a reception planned by civic leaders. Mayor Elmer Robinson notes a welcome ceremony tailored to the general and his suite is being arranged.
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Varia
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Truman Claims Secret Evidence Ready In MacArthur Case
New York Friday President Truman reportedly has secret evidence ready as a national dispute over General MacArthur's conduct escalates. James Reston of The New York Times quotes officials debating whether to pursue limited war or full confrontation while advocating authority in the American government.
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General MacArthur
New York Times
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War Proposals Dominate U S Cold War Era Debate
Fragmentary clipping reports a Republican push for hard line action against Communist China and mentions General MacArthur and a possible role at the Remington Rand Co. The piece references wartime sentiments and U S strategic posture amid World War II era context.
Protests Surround White House Over MacArthur Firing
Thousands of demonstrators gathered as press secretary Mr. Jones Short stated the administration learned of General MacArthur's resignation intent only after the decision to relieve him. The briefing noted no prior invitation or advance warning from the president.
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Truma
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Longshoremen Protest at New York Rally Over Policy
About two thousand men gathered in New York to protest a policy tied to President Truman's administration. The demonstration featured chants and symbolic acts as workers voiced strong opposition to federal labor and maritime decisions.
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New York
Nevers
Truman
Genyt
Isali Sprian Onah Far Coun Ane
A garbled snippet mentions people and places in a terse note. Names appear unclear but the fragment references a count and a place, with a brief exclamation.
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Isali
Sprian
Ead
Ayrin
Ron Poe
Lightning kills tree at Parliament House in Canberra
A lightning strike felled a mature tree inside Parliament Grounds near the House of Representatives. The blow damaged the trunk and jetting limbs, injuring an attendant and prompting plans to remove the tree and plant replacements before the new Parliament session.
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Repre
BFL
Meitebhaard
McCarthy Attacks Truman In York Speech Fallout
The Milwaukee paper quotes Senator Joseph McCarthy lashing at President Truman over General MacArthur’s dismissal. Fleming reports McCarthy’s remarks as a political confrontation with sharp language and implied accusations, amid wartime civil tensions and national press coverage. The episode stirs debate among anti-Truman factions and media outlets.
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Uman
York
Joseph McCarthy
Milwaukee
President Truman
General MacArthur
Hospital Contract Rumors Circulate Amid TB Coverage
Fragmentary report notes hospital contracts and compensation related to a TB case in Sydney. Mentions Mary, Julianne Banatorium, and a Hospital Board potential offer of £496 plus medical expenses while describing unclear events and names.
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Australie
Ithaca
Bethurst
Whita
Mina
Tsinbow
Chinese Woman Readmitted After Hong Kong Trip
Mrs Jit Jork Bun, wife of Mitr Shurlee Ju Jor Sun, a Kensington grocer, had twice been denied permission to return home. She went to Hong Kong for three months on doctors orders last December. An immigration official said Tanrvied in Bongkong, and that permission would be granted if the reason for leaving Hong Kong was documented. The department did not know the reasons for her departure at the time of the latest decision.
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Fen
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Osid Sho
Oie
Italia
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Mien
MacArthur Viewed Reluctant to Pull Out of Korea
Fragmentary report notes MacArthur preferred not to publicly pull out of Korea. The piece cites contemporaries and press commentary, including references to General Whitney and Washington officials, on tensions over China policy and a potential air blockade.
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Whitney
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Enna MacArthur
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Inghee
Red Convoys Blasted in Korea War Roundup
United Nations air and ground forces bombed Communist convoys near Yongchon and Chorwon as battles raged along the Korean front. U S Army and Air Force units reported heavy activity with claims of strikes on rail and road junctions and city suburbs near Antung and Manchuria. Casualties and totals from the Defence Department showed 10 080 dead 36 550 wounded 2 044 missing and 2019 prisoners.
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Yen-Torday
Russia rejects UN Korea decision in Paris report
Paris dispatch notes Russia's stance against a United Nations Korea resolution. The brief cites ongoing diplomatic friction and Russia's refusal to back certain UN decisions, signaling continued tension over Korea policy.
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Russia
Korea
Paris
United Nations
Riots on Persian oilfields stir U K concern
A British reaction notes concern over riots on Persian oilfields. Prime Minister Morrison says Britain will act to protect lives if required while Conservative leader Anthony Eden calls for firmer measures. A crowd of about 4,005 attacked vehicles and property amid the unrest.
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Reply To Labour EYDNEY Friday Australia wan following the jather
A garbled political letter accuses the Labour government in Britain of supporting war and praises Western democracies. It laments communist influence and calls for armament, naming China and France in a tense global context. The piece reflects wartime sentiment and calls for vigilance against aggression.
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Australia
Sonrney
Collragnis
Labour
Briain
Chiney Crise
France
Nothaands
Belgium
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Ward favours revaluation of Australian pound
Mr Ward urged reform of the Australian currency arguing for a revaluation of the pound. He avoided detailing reasons and warned Labour would review the issue later. He attacked Communism, claiming the Labour Party disagreed with totalization methods of the Mension Government.
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Communium
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Tabor Ald
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Tir
Queensland Bases On Near War Footing
Wartime mood tightens in Queensland as air bases undergo maintenance and readiness work. Officials discuss satellite installations and increased security measures while crews prepare for heightened operations across multiple facilities.
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Queensland
Taylor Flies to Suya Today Asture
Fragmentary notes describe a departure and a voyage involving Taylor and Suya with references to aviation terms, ships, and distant places including Paris and Hongharw. The text mentions a harbour and air routes, implying a travel or mission context without clear dates or outcomes.
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Suya
Princess Elizabeth Receives Audience at Vatican City
An official Vatican notice says Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Windsor received a formal audience with the Pope. The couple, greeted with amiable words, toured historic rooms of the Vatican Palace under special protection.
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Gilmabeth
Wainourga
Vatican
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George
Elizabeth
Greabeth
Jean
Princeae
Prictas
Elimabetelon
Lle
Wan Remanded On Murder Charge
A crowded county court heard Cyril Currer tail Str. McLean Neville shot, the car owned by Brod, Curren investigation, and remarks from Mr Lang. The case details remain unclear due to damaged text with several unreadable phrases and names.
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Curren
Wei
Wwe
Herre
Lang
Long
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