Washington Settles Into Long Grind With Soviets
World staff report outlines Washington’s return to a steady pace and the likely extended Cold War struggle with the Soviet Union. It notes UN forces can defeat North Korea, while China’s entry and Russian aims influence policy and training. Other items mention Ethiopian enrollment drop, a jet lab flight, and Israel loan plans.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Korea
United Nations
Korean Peninsula
Washington
North Korea
Red China
U.N
38Th Parallel
Russia
U S radar fence to be completed by July
Washington reports on government planning with a focus on the air force radar fence due for completion by next July. The piece also describes a U N delegation appointment shuffle involving Senator Lodge and Senator Smith, plus NSRB guidance for civilian bombing relief and upcoming primary races in September.
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Washington
Air Force
U. S
Lodge
Rmass
Truman
U.S
United Nations Assembly
H. Alexander Smith
What U S Army In Korea Needs Supply of Cigars
Hal Boyle notes American troops in Korea crave familiar home comforts. supply lines favor brand-name cigarettes and goods, but cigar smokers face neglect. Soldiers seek cigars, chewing gum, toothpaste and other brand-name items via post exchanges to preserve morale and a sense of normalcy.
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U.S. Army
Korea
Hal Boyle
Grandmom
Army
Air Force
Grant
Quotes on optimism and sacrifice from world leaders
Trygve Lie speaks on optimism and five-year tenure as UN secretary-general. Archibishop Cushing calls for mass and sacrifice as soldiers die in Korea. John Foster Dulles urges mobilizing every dollar and franc for free world protection.
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Trygve Lie
The
United Nations
John Foster Dulles
Burglars Target Vacation Cars This Summer
New York AP report notes a summer rise in car burglaries targeting unattended vacation gear. Paul Brown of Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty cites unlocked cars and brief shopper stops as common opportunities, with house burglaries easing as victims learn safer habits.
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NEW York
Paul Brown
Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company
Fourth Street Problem Contest Aims to Boost Entries
Cedar Rapids Engineers' Club renews drive for entries in the Fourth Street Problem Contest. Three best solutions earn a chance to present at the Jan 3 1951 meeting. first 50 entrants with blanks will attend as guests. A $150 prize is deposited at Merchants National Bank.
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Cedar Rapids Engineers Club
Merchants National Bank
Duck blamed for car crash in South Pasadena
In South Pasadena California an unidentified driver swerved to avoid a duck that sprang from roadside shrubbery and struck another car in an adjacent lane. Police found only the duck and a few witnesses. Neither vehicle suffered serious damage and the owners left the scene.
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South Pasadena
Calif
Iowa Mutual Moves to New FourStory Office Building
Iowa Mutual Insurance Company will begin business in its new four story office building Monday located east of its old facility at 512 Second Avenue SE. The move took about 17 months and involved 48 workers from Cedar Rapids transfer firms over an eight hour shift around the clock. An open house is set for September 6 from 2 30 to 8 30 p m to view the new quarters with prior use of the old building ending, except for a rear addition, as rental property.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
London
Jerusalem
Israel
United States
Europe
Middle East
Traffic Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Second Avenue SE
Iowa Mutual
NAM Tour Links 64 Foreign Students To U S Factories
Sixty four students from 25 foreign countries will tour 2,500 miles of the United States next month to learn about American life and industry. Sponsored by the National Association of Manufacturers the 12 day trip will visit factories farms and cities from Washington to Pittsburgh including Syracuse Rochester Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago St Louis and Dayton.
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New York
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
St. Louis
Association
America
Ife
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Yugoslavia
Austria
Finland
Greece
India
Iran
Iraq
Turkey
The
NAM
Washington
D. C
Syracuse
Rochester
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Cleveland
Chicago
Dayton
Pittsburgh
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Kentucky
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