Korea War Turns Offensive with Inchon Invasion
The Korean War shifted from defense to offense as United Nations forces under General MacArthur landed at Inchon and aimed to capture Seoul while pushing Communist forces back. A separate case in Tennessee covered Alfred Dean Slack admitting wartime spying for the Soviet Union and providing details on RDX to Harry Gold. A Japanese peace treaty remains stalled amid power splits, with the U S set to begin informal talks led by John Foster Dulles.
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United Nations
Douglas MacArthur
People of
MacArthur
Korea
Inchon
Yongdok
Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
U. N
38Th Parallel
U. S
Wolmi Islands
Kimpo
Alfred Dean Slack
Syracuse
N.Y
Greenville
Tenn
Russia
Slack
James M. Meek
Meek
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Gold
United States
State Department
John Foster Dulles
War headlines mix Korea and diplomacy in postwar mood
MacArthur inspects six smoking Red tanks near Seoul and warns of lasting losses if Korea war is lost. Baruch urges all out war to win in Korea while Bogdanov condemns warmongers. US, France, Britain clash over German remarmament as foreign ministers meet in New York seeking unity on defense of the free world.
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Robert Schuman
France
Dean Acheson
U. S
Ernest Bevin
Great Britain
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Europe
Douglas MacArthur
Seoul
Bernard Baruch
U.S
Korea
John J. McCormick
McCormick
Semyon Bogdanov
United States
Germany
Acheson
North Atlantic Council
Free World
Asia
Second offensive against communism in VOA broadcasts
A second campaign against communism followed the North Korea invasion as the Voice of America aired broad- casts to the Far East describing the exploits. Reports of bold maneuvers led the broadcasts to the Far and Near East and shared top attention with the foreign ministers meeting in Europe.
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North Korea
Voice of America
Far East
Near East
Europe
Marshall Confirmed as Secretary of Defense Amid Senate Attack
Congress approved a waiver to allow General George C. Marshall to become secretary of defense, despite intense opposition from isolationist senators. The vote followed a heated floor fight with William Jenner condemning Marshall, while Taft and Wherry defended civilian control and cautioned about foreign policy implications. A broad civil defense program was outlined, aiming to mobilize the nation with a nationwide mutual aid system and large-scale civilian participation.
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Congress
George C. Marshall
Secretary of Defense
House
Senate
William E. Jenner
Indiana
Marshall
Sen
Robert Taft
Ohio
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Jenner
General Marshall
Taft
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Wherry
Republican Party
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Chicago mason sues Woolworth and Waterbury firms over too-long rule
Michael O Malley a Chicago masonry contractor sues F W Woolworth and Waterbury Lock & Specialty for 20000 claiming a rule sold was one foot too long causing him to build garages and a house a foot too large and now facing suit for breach of contract
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Michael O'Malley
Chicago
F. W. Woolworth Company
Waterbury Lock & Specialty Company
O'Malley
Nourishing Milk Based Desserts and Quick Meals
A homemaker guide promotes fortifying meals with milk including Lemon Fluff Pudding Raisin Bread Pudding and custards. It provides recipes using nonfat dry milk in desserts custard sauces and open faced sandwiches with beans and chili sauce. Tips include using milk in meat loaf alternatives and quick cheese melts for sandwiches.
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Lynn Chambers
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Alley
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Cody
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Kent, Washington
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MR. Brooks
Custer Ave
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Wth Ave
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Spokane
Washington
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Ozarks
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Arkansas
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Kimberley
Minn
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Lemmon
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Pierce
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Lodi Ave
Lodi
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Deadwood
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H. W. Roberts
Lewistown
Sunrise Cafe
South Main
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Ford, Washington
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Shirley Kay
Dayton
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Minneapolis, Minn
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LOWEN
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Brooklyn 18
N. J
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Laurel
Montans
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Bill James
Bsnook Art CO
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Delkern Station
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Montana Home For the Aged, Inc
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Highway
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Wton
University Ave
Provo
Utah
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Chevrolet
Walker Chevrolet
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Drummond, Montana
Verms
Henry M. Hamilton, Inc
Moscow
Pullman
University of Idaho
Gano
Rt. 4
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O. B. Lund CO
First St
Havre, Montana
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Fargo, N. Dak
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Hood River, Oregon
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