Gromyko Denies UN Sanctions Aim In Korea War Drama
The Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko argues the United Nations has no mandate to justify intervention in Korea and U S actions, warning about Communist China leveraging the Korean conflict. He suggests Western powers aim to curb China while Moscow envisions broader Cold War implications and calls to prevent China from joining the war.
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United Nations
Gromyko Fu
United States
Koyéb
U N
Otter
Imasen
Ohlins
Lgve
U.S. A
Korea
China
Rugala
Chinn
A Thought for Today on Women and Progress
A Thought for Today contends that women have contributed more to human progress than men because they have contributed men. The remark compares this to contributing to any good cause and notes some people are ashamed of their contributions.
MacArthur at War Shows Competence and Confidence in Korea
Tokyo reports portray General Douglas MacArthur as a decisive, tireless leader guiding the Korean conflict. He extends office hours, shuns telephones in his private space, and relies on a trusted staff to implement orders. Observers note his calm demeanor, willingness to take risks, and enduring public presence near headquarters as allied nations watch his every move.
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Tokyo
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Waithoven
Machitini
Val Telit Issurance
Tifa
Low
Derk
MacArthie
Thuy Mido
Col
Lawrener Dunker
Enedoor
E. M. Almond
MacArthur
Amen Anere
Raighe
Takhie
Koren
Charles C. Crime
United Nations
Valley Forge Report: Boys Embrace Freedom at Jamboree
Special to the Daily Review from Qukland Ares Jamboree Trove at Valley Forge Boy Scout Encampment July reports much trading and camp life. Troops, 10000 Catholics, 4354 SAS in uniform, and 200 visitors attended. The event aimed to deepen love of freedom spirituality and character, with campfire remarks and exchanges of gear and ideas. Bob Matheison led activities and Bill Faria impressed as cook, earning praise for fried chicken cooked over coals.
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Valley Forge
Tatay
Eagie
Order of the Arrow
Coun
Bob Matheison
J. W. Greer
Javalpy
Brotherhaoul
J. We Geer
Saints
Cathulin
Jeayleg
Richard Crockell Woulie
Sash Buck
Bill Farts
Avrow
Bol Mattheison
Bob
Lloyd Nixon
Fisher
Bishor
Delores Vierva
Algeba
Haysyard
Hayward
Bill Faria
Bill Sooked
Tayward
47000 Scouts on Way Home From Jamboree
Valley Forge Pa. The nations largest peacetime rail movement carries 47000 Boy Scouts home after a week at the jamboree. Dr Arthur A Shuck chief executive of the Boy Scouts of America urged a world scout crusade against totalitarianisms of Russia and noted that Russia has outlawed scouts from one third of the world’s population.
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Valley Forge
Arthur A. Shuck
Boy Scouts of America
Mussia
Pr. Shuck
Russia
Fire and crowds at outdoor gathering and local events
Grass and underbrush burned on a Badian property while a large Hayward assembly held patriotic activities and news notes. The report describes crowds exceeding 40 000, a Life Magazine photo moment, an impending gale that did not arrive, and local ceremonies at Hayward memorial park, along with open house at a new Bank of America branch and community group photos.
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Bani of America
Hayward
Ing
Letal
Jack A. Mitchell
Truman Seeks 260 Million for Atomic Weapons Program
President Truman asked Congress for an extra 260 million dollars to fund all forms of atomic weapons including hydrogen and fusion bombs. He said new advanced production plants and reactors would speed the atomic energy program, with aims to produce explosives or fuel for engines and power plants while stressing international control for peaceful use and strong national defenses.
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Waslington
U.P
Truman
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Durstarente
Treman
Atomic Energy Gogram
America
United Nations
Mail Poll Voted Void at Valley Chamber Meeting
The Valley Chamber of Commerce voted to void the mail poll to decide on hiring a part time manager. Rex Tussing moved to resend ballots without voter identification and a more complete financial statement. Earlier returns showed a majority in favor of hiring no manager, with signatures questioned for ballot validity. The next meeting is set for July 20 at Summer Gardens.
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Castro
Valley Chamber of
Oscar Stark
Slatter
Summer Gardens
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