Attlee and Truman reject appeasement in Korea crisis
Mackenzies column notes Attlee in Washington with Truman saying no appeasement of Chinese communists. Hightower says the aim is peace but not at any price, while the piece recalls Chamberlain’s appeasement policy and the 1938 lesson as Western unity grows toward restraint against the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attlee
Washington
Truman
China
Brightower
Hightower
Alles
Chamberlain
Hitler
Fuehrer
Berchtesgaden
Godesberg
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Reich
Balkans
England
London
Britain
Germany
Poland
Moscow
Scientist believes life has existed on other planets
Nobel prize winner Dr Harold C Urey told University of Miami science students that his study of the universe leaves little doubt that life has occurred on other planets. The University of Chicago chemist spoke to students in Miami about his belief supported by his research into cosmic origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Harold C. Urey
University of Chicago
University of Miami
Mother Gets Her Baby Back in Court Ruling
Jewell Viree Edwards, known as the $500 sale baby, was returned to her natural mother, Mrs. Viola Edwards, after a supreme court decision. Deputies entered the Sessions home to enforce the order and the child reunited with her mother and new sister as they left for a farm in a Birmingham suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Ala
Jewell Viree Edwards
Viola Edwards
Evelyn Sessions
Mrs. Edwards
Sessions
E. M. Veitch
Jewell Viree
Mrs. Sessions
Charlie Worrell
Birmingham
Kenton Recruits Progress At Fort Jackson
Recruit Carl Brewer Kenton Jr son of Mr and Mrs C B Kenton Sr of Decatur is in sixth week of basic training with company A 13th infantry regiment 8th division Fort Jackson S C Inducted October 10 1950 Kenton attended Decatur high School and University of Alabama Decatur Bondedeter employed briefly as assistant manager First Lt Donald J Abbott of Charlotte N C oversees Kentons training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brewer Kenton Jr
C. B. Kenton Sr
5Th Avenue West
Decatur
13Th Infantry Regiment
8Th Infantry Division
Fort Jackson
S. C
Kenton
Decatur Senior High
University of Alabama At
Tuscaloosa
Alabama Bonded
Steamer Shelled Near Amuy by Red Chinese Batteries
Chinese nationalist naval headquarters reported Red Chinese shore batteries near Amuy shelled an unidentified steamer yesterday. The attack occurred as tensions in Formosa remained high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Amuy
Officer Charged Over Embezzled Microphone in Alabama
Rex Von Reiser, a Sebring Florida born Air Force lieutenant, faces U S district court charges of embezzling or stealing a government microphone. He was arrested after reporting on a new assignment at Maxwell Air Force Base. FBI agent J K Mumford stated the case yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Sebring
Fla
Air Force
U. S
Rex von Reiser
Maxwell Air Force Base
J. K. Mumford
FBI
End Demanded On Segregation By ARTHUR L. EDSON
Washington reports a midcentury White House conference on children and youth ended after 6 000 delegates from 36 countries agreed on four aims. Federal aid to public schools only, end segregation with federal leadership, church state separation, and faster low income housing. Controversies included religion in schools and compulsory health insurance and universal military training were not voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Edson
Washington
White House
Abraham Franzblau
Hebrew Union School of Education and Sacred Music
New York
Franzblau
Local notices from Morgan County and Gandy's Cove
Mrs Bert Bates recovers from eye operation in Huntsville. T A Gandy back from Lavender's Clinic after appendectomy. Dinsmore guests Mr and Mrs Scott Posey. Mary Alice Morris visited Nettie Frances Turner. Louis Dutton party from Tennessee visited Emma Dutton. Avanelle agee and mother attended Luther Harris funeral. Emma Dutton returned from visit to Priceville. W M Morris family attended Eva meeting. Brown's Chapel prayer meet to pause amid cold. church track stays open. Kalmucks noted as last organized Genghis Khan descendant group per National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bates
Dr. Evans
Huntsville
T. A. Gandy
Lavender’s
J. J. Dinsmore
Scott Posey
Mary Alice Morris
Nettie Frances Turner
Oden Ridge
Louis Dutton
Tennessee
Emma Dutton
Avanelle Age Eee
Luther Harris
Hillery Riley
Priceville
W. M. Morris
Eva
Brown's Chapel
Institute Sets February Training Institute in Hartselle
The MFW plans a fourth week February training institute in Hartselle with Dr Roy Hewlett as dean. A committee including Rev Draper Rev Stabler and Inez Burns will plan the event. The sub district met at McKendree and approved the proposal and MYF fundraising materials were distributed.
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MFW
Hartselle
McKendree
Doris Roberts
Sammy Stabler
Roy Roberts Jr
Lucia Faye Cooper
Miss Roberts
Christ
Inez Burns
Roy Hewlett
J. C. Draper Sr
Dr. Hewlett
S. M. Stabler
Joe Rolfe Jr
Orval Sparkman
Bobby Puckett
Betty Hawkins
Anna Mary Johnson
Draper
Hewlett
Danville
McKendree Myf
Kay Bryant
Fellowship Circle
Eighth Periled By Guerrillas
A Red force of up to 40 000, mostly North Korean troops, operates behind Eighth Army lines in Korea Harassing the UN retreat. Guerrilla units slip from hills to raid villages and supply lines as the war within a war continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitehead
U. S
Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
Seoul
Pyongyang
Namwon
Milly the Mouse Seeks GI Marriage and a Jeep in Seoul
In wartime Seoul Milly the Mouse charms American officers at a main nightclub and an officers club. The 21 year old Korean dancer dreams of marrying a GI, sending money for family needs, and returning to the United States. Her story highlights the hardship of many Korean dancehall girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Seoul
Milly the Mouse
Milly
Becky Sharp
William Makepeace Thackeray
Vanity Fair
United States
Capitol
America
Eisenhower Warns All Young Men Are Apt To Be Recalled
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told about 20 000 troops at Camp Pickett Virginia that the United States may soon recall all young men to military service. He spoke in an impromptu address with General Mark W. Clark noting the nation’s demand for peace and readiness in a free united republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Camp Pickett
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Mark W. Clark
Army Field Forces
must go hospital tomorrow
The woman asserts she must go to the hospital tomorrow and admits to lying to survive. Her deceptive behavior appears to unravel as Milly’s world starts to collapse around her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly
Soldier urged to demand rigorous training period
A speaker told soldiers that the strongest force on earth is readiness. He urged them to demand a rigorous training period and warned that if they must fight, they must be prepared to fight.
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Church Point
Louisiana
Hadacol
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Lafayette
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Holly Street
Turner
Coal & Grain CO
Oard
Moulton St
Knights OF Pythias
K of P Lodge
K of P
Joe Howell
Earl Cook
Morgan County
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H. Lockwood
A. A. Oden
H. G. Long
Ft. Jackson
Morgan County Gandy’s Cove
W M Morris
Genghis Khan
National Georgraphic Society
Cahaba Coal
Thomason Coal Co
Ats
Hsu Lai-Hsu
Kweilin
Kwangsi Province
Grant St. Ph
Walter Il Ihiaae
Oli
Ann Blyth Farley Granger
Joan Evans
Jane Wyatt
Davo Maler Winnen
Wugh Herbert
Red Rem
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Danville Road
City Park
Decatur Nursery Company Ltd
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