Americans Outnumbered in Korea Despite Reinforcements
The article notes that even with new troops in Korea, U S and South Korean forces are about half the size of the North Korean invader. It cites Gen MacArthur intelligence on 200000 attackers and details interim U S divisions and reinforcements arriving from Okinawa and the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton C. Fay
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Korea
MacArthur
United States Army
Okinawa
Spy Pair To Plead On Conspiracy Charges In Hearing
New York July 31 The two latest suspects in the government atom spy search will plead to conspiracy charges Wednesday. Mirian Moskowitz 34 and Abraham Brothman 36 were granted bail set at 25000 each by Judge T Hoyt Davis amid indications more arrests may follow Julius Rosenberg 32 also faces hearing for transmitting atomic secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. Hoyt Davis
Sylvan Moskowitz
Mirian Moskowitz
Davis
Miss Moskowitz
Abraham Brothman
Russia
Klaus Fuchs
U.S
Irving H. J
Julius Rosenberg
For Rent: Three Unfurnished Rooms For Couple Only
Classified note offers three unfurnished rooms for a couple, includes phone contact 3897-M. Also mentions sale of a block labeled Giemond with juice and an unclear line about Mosbes and old Cove Springend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T . B. Mosbes
Old Cove
Market Report for Decatur Area Commodities
Decatur markets list cotton middling 36c and strict low 34c, cottonseed per ton 45.00, broilers 25c delivered, hens heavy 18c, hatching eggs 80c per dot. Yellow corn ear 1.49, shelled 1.55, No 2 new wheat onion free 2.17, No 2 new oats onion free 67c, other grains basis 13 percent moisture.
Mixed stocks push gains in aircrafts and select issues
A creeping stock market recovery emerged in New York led by gains in aircrafts and selective demand for rubbers radio television automotive and chemical stocks. Major risers included U S Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors and Coca Cola while declines showed in Consolidated Edison American Smelting and Gulf Oil with brief notes on Oklahoma and Missouri Pacific movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Admiral Corp
Alabama lawmakers push seven member joint committee on reapportionment
Talk er House and Rep Walter Givken proposed a seven man joint committee to investigate any department and report to the legislature which would adjourn today and reconvene Oct 31. Folsom has pressed reapportionment with limited success through multiple special sessions as lawmakers again gather to act on reapportionment and a constitutional convention to revise Alabama’s basic law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er House
Walter Givken
Eeeed
Givhan
Folsom
House
Senate
Alabama
Russians Advise North Koreans on Tactics Against U S
Clarke says prisoners report Russians guiding North Korean tactics against American troops. He notes four to five Russians with each division from captain to lieutenant colonel, based on interrogations of scores of prisoners including an air force major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Air Force
North Korea
Red Army
Men Enlist In Guard Here In Recent Mobilization
The National Guard has enlisted 26 men in the past week since the August 14 mobilization order, Major E. C. Chandler said. Openings remain for qualified men 17 and older at the armory. Recruits join the 1343rd engineer combat battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
E. C. Chandler
1343Rd Engineer
Raymond E.sittason
Eighth Avenue East
Donald A. Moore
Sixth Avenue East
John H. Dumler
Wheeler
Warren J. Montgomery
Harold E. Walker
Decatur
Ralph L. Sharp
Tenth Avenue
James F. Patterson
Town Creek
Robert L. Compton
Lorring
Grady B. Hanks Jr
Roy C. Hargitt
Sycamore
Ray L. White
Seventh Avenue
Charles A. Brown
Commercial Avenue
Luther A. McLemore
West Court
Gerald D. Jackson
Sherman Street
Ivan C. Carlson
Addison
Jack Hartselle
Hartselle
William A. Brewer
Florence
T. Terry
Courtland
Lester L. Daws
Athens
James O. Ward
Canal Street
John E. Lambert
Wilson Avenue
Vernon Hill
Fourteenth Avenue
James E. Lewis
Donald G. Drake
Sixth Street
Jack D. Pocus
Fifth Avenue
Charley Hart Called Home
Funeral services for Charley Baxter Hart 68 will be held at 3 P M Monday at the Sixth Avenue Church of God. The former L N employee and building contractor died at his Country Club road home about 11 55 P M Saturday. Burial will be in Roselawn cemetery Brown directing. Immediate survivors include his wife Edna Hart six daughters Mrs Charles Paras Michigan City Ind Mrs Michael O Conner and Mrs Clement O Brien of Garry Ind Mrs Coleman Lott Mrs Travis E Crowe Jr and Mrs Rose N Wooten of Decatur. Other survivors include three brothers Frank Hart of Hartselle L E Hart of Cullman Tom Hart of Lacon a sister Mrs Mercer Yates of Vinemont 19 grandchildren and two great grand children. Mr Hart had been a grocery store operator in the Fairview area in recent years and had been an invalid for 21 years. Pallbearers will be Wesley Cook Grady Young Maurice Simms Lee A Dendy Ottis Phillips and William Breeding. Honorary pallbearers will be John C Conley W S Reeves W F Sartor L C Neely Sollie Higd on R D Compton Foster Pointer and Bibb Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Baxter Hart
Sixth Avenue Church of God
Country Club Road
Eugene Rice
Roselawn
Brown
Edna Hart
Charles Paras
Michigan City
Ind
Michael O'Conner
Clement O’brien
Fairview
Wesley Cook
Grady Young
Maurice Simms
Lee A. Dendy
Ottis Phillips
William Breeding
John C. Conley
W. S. Reeves
L. C. Neely
Sollie Higdon
R. D. Compton
Foster Pointer
Bibb Humphrey
Morale Report From Port of Embarkation in Oklahoma
Morale among soldiers arriving from the United States appeared high at the port, with veterans like Sgt. James M. Black and Pvt. Donald Emond noting optimism. Aboard ship Pfc. Joseph Safford and others were briefed on the current situation, while crews and guards provided coffee and sleep in a dockside billet as officers watched from the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James M. Black
Teague
Texas
Normandy
United States
Texas Rangers
Raymond Godsey
Nacogdoches
Donald Emond
Chicago
Black Harbor
Mobile corporal among seven killed in New Jersey weekend
Seven people died in New Jersey accidents over the weekend with five traffic deaths and two drownings. Cpl. Joseph O'Daniel, 34, of Mobile Alabama, was fatally injured when his car hit two poles on Route 28 at West Portal Road in Bethel Township Hunterdon County early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobilian
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Joseph O’daniel
Mobile
Ala
West Portal Road
Bethel Township
Hunterdon County
Mrs. Morgan Shows Antique Bed From Puerto Rico
Mrs. E. L. Morgan, back from a three month Puerto Rico visit, adds a potential Napoleon era bed to her antique furniture collection. She plans to verify the claim the eight foot tall four poster once belonged to Josephine, wife of Emperor Napoleon. Morgan, a Virginian, returned with plans for her two children to learn Spanish. Morgan's Tennessee Valley Co op affiliation is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
E. L. Morgan
Edward
Sherman Street
San Juan
Clarita Ann
Josephine
Martinique
France
Mrs. Morgan
Morgan
Harvey Hutchinson
Supreme Court
Miami
Tennessee Valley Co-op
Stockpile Debate Continues On All Forms Of Weapons
Stockpile concerns spill from Page 1 discussing all forms of weapons including the H-bomb. The article tracks policy debate, safety implications, and potential arms control measures with reference to national security debates and expert opinions.
TV Set Shot In Robbery At Don ald De Frain’s Store
In Chicago two robbers grabbed a television set from Don ald De Frain's shop. They loaded it onto their car and fled. De Frain chased them, fired several shots, missing the suspects but striking the TV with the last two bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Donald de Frain
de Frain
Weather notes show warm day with clear skies
The report records a noontime temperature of 85 and an 8 AM reading of 80. Sundays minimum, per the U S Weather observer, was 70, while TVA noted a maximum of 8 at 2 PM. No rainfall is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.V.A
Mercury
U.S
Nudist Royalty to Wed After Crowning in Sunbathers Meet
In Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania the Eastern Sunbathers Association crowns King Frank Molnar and Queen Vicki Atkins both 27 from New York. They announce plans to marry next Sunday. The couple have known each other for over a year amid a four day nude convention drawing thousands of visitors and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
The
Eastern Sunbathers Association
Frank Molnar
Vicki Atkins
Molnar
Miss Atkins
New York
Zelda Suplee
New York City
Association
Suplee
Eugene. Holzer
Easton
Agnes Scoles
Miami
Fla
Almon Family Reunion Becomes Annual Event
Descendants of the Almon brothers George and Nathaniel held their second reunion at Holiday-in-the-Pines Wheeler Dam and voted to make it an annual affair. Probate Judge T. C. Almon of Decatur presided as master of ceremonies. Attendees from multiple states gathered in Moulton with numerous Almon family members listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon
Almon Brothers
George
Nathaniel
Moulton
T. C. Almon
Decatur
Marguerite Weatherford
Four Counties Report Weekend Arrests Across Region
Reports from Limestone, Cullman, Morgan, and Courtland counties show at least 23 people arrested over the weekend. Limestone: Roy Lee Cartwright, 38, charged with grand larceny for stealing 180 dollars from a near French's Mill area. bond set at 500 dollars. Other Limestone arrestsinclude public drunkenness and petit larceny. Morgan County tallies include six public drunkenness, three reckless driving, and two driving while intoxicated. Courtland saw two juvenile suspects for school break-in. details limited. Overall: two DUI, three reckless driving, one grand larceny, one petit larceny, one vagrancy, and 13 public drunkenness arrests across the four counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lee Cartwright
Limestone County
French's
John Sandlin
Cartwright
Sandlin
Wallace Coleman
Leslie Nelson
Stroud Norton
Cullman
George Byars
Courtland
Byars
Morgan County
Sheriff's Office
Truman Faces Divide Over Broad Price Controls
A split in Congress over Truman's postwar controls plan widens as lawmakers press for broader wage price curbs and rationing. Maybank of South Carolina says the President may be asked for guidance while Bowles urges producer price ceilings and widespread controls if shortages worsen. The banking committee plans closed door hearings with Taft as debate on the administration bill proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate Banking Committee
White House
Maybanks
Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
Bernard Barugh
House
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
Bowles
Maybank
D-S. C
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Taft
Ohio
House Banking Committee
House Committee
Sparkman
D-Ala
U S and Allied Forces Press Korea Push
US pilots strafed Reds as they reported heavy losses with bodies described as littering fields. In Kochang a break through occurred while Reds infiltrated Hamchang and Kumchong, killing four Americans and one Korean officer in a schoolhouse as raiders died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Kochang
Taegu
South Korea
Hamchang
Kumchong
Tom Lambert
Associated Press
MacArthur
Reds resist Chinese North Korean push near Chinju
Brig Gen Pearson Menoher reports two elements of his division held a road southwest of Chinju after two days of fighting as Chinese forces attacked from the left flank. The attack used high velocity weapons and tanks, threatening the city and front lines while American troops tried to counterattack with limited armor and reinforcements not yet known at the battlefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
24Th
Japan
U.S
1St Cavalry
1St Marine
American
2Nd Infantry
2Nd Army
Korea
Defense Department
Far East
Seoul
Republic
Pentagon
France
Netherlands
Canada
New Zealand
U. S
Hadong
Chinju
Kochang
First Cavalry
Chirye
MacArthur
Tokyo
Earle E. Partridge
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Pusan
United Nations
Boyle
Pearson Menoher
Arlington
Mass
Regulations For Hunting and Trapping Slightly Changed
Alabama ad visory board of conservation announced four changes to hunting and trapping rules at Fort Morgan state park after a three day meeting. New rules tighten bear hunting, reduce deer bag from three to two, expand beaver trapping to five counties Clarke Monroe Bullock Escambia Wilcox and Tuscaloosa, and extend fishing access with a 50 cent fee for older anglers at 10 state lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Morgan
Ala
Alabama
State Advisory Board of Conservation
Fort Morgan State Park
Clarke
Monroe
Bullock
Escambia
Wilcox
Tuscaloosa
Sparkman Plan Draws on Ruch Ideas for Policy
The proposal relies on the concepts developed by Ruch, with supporters asserting its necessity. Proponents credit Sparkman for adapting these ideas into a structured plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparkman
Ruch
MacArthurFliesToFormosa For Chiang Talks In Taipei
General Douglas MacArthur and top commanders arrived in Formosa for a war council with Chiang Kai-shek at his Grass Mountain retreat near Taipei. Chiang expected to renew a push to send 33,000 nationalist troops to Korea and seek a stronger role against the Chinese Reds. The meeting follows Truman orders to defend Formosa and amid Red massing along the China coast, with U S officials signaling defensive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Moosa
Taipei
Formosa
Douglas MacArthur
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chiang
Korea
Truman
U. S
Red China
Amoy
Quemoy
MacArthur
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Lake Success
Tokyo
Orient
Bataan
Sunghan
Hong Kong
Army
Air Force
Tobin Uses Federal Labor System To Meet Defense Plant Needs
Tobin directs the Bureau of Employment Security to maximize the U S Employment Service and state offices for defense plant labor. He urges employers to avoid hoarding workers and to cooperate with local offices. Goodwin’s study warns of demographic shifts reducing the available 14 to 24 age group and increasing older workers, complicating expanded armed service and labor force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Employment Service
Tobin
Bureau of Employment Security
War Onpower Commission
Labor Department
Goodwin
U. S
Armed Services
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Koreas
Brothman
War Manpower Commission
Harry Gold
Philade
Gold
Wall Street
Missouri Pacifics
Charley Hart
Ste
Ouurveumy
Holladay-in-the-Pines
Wheeler Dam
Cora Lee
G. Ed Almon
Detroit
Mich
Bama Stephens
Leonard Clarke
Stevie
Jimmy
Don Almon
Christine Ward
Montgomery
Charles Almon
Velma Lou
Charles II
Emma Allison
Sara Elizabeth
Mary
Chattanooga
Beverly
Scottsville
Lula
Novie Almon
C. P.almon
William L. Almon
Charles Nance
Martha Almon
Thomas Ed
Lydia
Jo Ann Almon
Walter Almon
Emmett’ Almon
Jane
Tom
Rogersville
Rufus. Holliday
Ann
Nashville
Clopper Almon
Clopper Jr
Sheffield
Howard Glenn
Wasson Glenn
R. L. Almon
Lucy Bragg
Mamie Almon
Christine Almon
Nathaniel Almon
Robert
Reneau
Talladega
Clifton Montgomery
Billy
Huntsville
W. L. Lee Jr
Sue
Mary A. Davis
Hern Gibson
Charles Dill
Mildred
Charlotte
Charles ,Jr
Homer Tankersley
Faye Jones
Earl Jones
Abel Ryan
Rickey
Ida Montgomery
Marjorie Bradshaw
Jo Ann Montgomery
Malcolm Austelle
Mike
G. E. Almon
Mar
Israel Baum
Roosevelt Road
Chi
Battle Creek
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