Nixon Warns Reds Have U.S. Orders
Rep Richard M Nixon warned that Moscow trained communists have orders to unleash a terror drive if the United States confronts Russia. He cited FBI files claiming saboteurs could contaminate food supplies seize arsenals dismantle rifles and cripple cities. He said millions could be mobilized yet the FBI may thwart such efforts and round up leaders if necessary.
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Same Old Story Yank Setbacks in Korea
Gen Douglas MacArthur's headquarters in Tokyo explain that American setbacks in Korea stem from too few troops and too little equipment. North Korean forces, with 75,000 front-line and 75,000 in reserve plus heavy tanks, outmatch U.S. forces until reinforcements arrive. An American spokesman called North Korean troops exceptionally capable. a veteran correspondent labeled the war as the toughest seen.
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Fire extinguisher plant erupts in flames at Fur-Fyter Co
New York reports a three-alarm blaze at the Fur-Fyter Co fire extinguishers plant injuring seven firemen while bringing the fire under control. The incident damaged five office floors as investigators assess the cause amid industry advertising spending data showing a 1.2 million dollar drop in 1949 versus 1948.
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49ers Score Big in Summer Encampment Basketball
The 6th Cudimmee Company of the San Lorenzo Nationa Cillard posted a 116 to 60 score in a summer encampment basketball contest deciding the division championship at Camp San Luis Obispo. Joseph Dawigan of Oakland is recovering from an appendectomy at Civic Hospital and will be evacuated to Fort Ord Army Hospital after recovery. An Army Ducks open house at Avilla Beach featured amphibious five and a half ton vehicles with public rides.
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World government and the fate of U S power debated
Champlin warns against a world federal constitution that would grant a world legislature sovereign powers over armed forces money and commerce threatening U S independence. He questions the readiness of Americans to yield national prerogatives to a world authority and to accept global taxation and war powers. He argues once the constitution takes effect such decisions would shift away from the United States.
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Fragmentary quote hints at communist groups paralyzing economy
A fragment from a historical article cites a motive to knit determined groups of communists to paralyze the machine of social and economic life. The readable passage implies organized disruption without detailing participants or events.
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