Korea War Picture Improves as Taegu Offensive Fails
The article notes a shifting military view in Korea with the Taegu attack repelled and U N forces pressing offensives. It highlights air strikes on Waegwan, UN calls for more troops, and a tough winter ahead. Brannan argues farmers are in fine shape with price supports and farm plan aims. Senate passes home front mobilization bill enabling wage and price controls, while debates on selective controls and anti-hoarding persist. Public letters push for Malik’s expulsion but U N stance remains firm on diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Senate
Taegu
U. N
U. S
Waegwan
MacArthur
United Nations Forces
Security Council
United Nations
Thailand
Philippines
Turkey
United Kingdom
Carlisle
Indiana
Brannan
Agricultural Department
Truman
Senate House
House
Sobell Charged With Passing Defense Secrets to Russia
Morton Sobell, 33, an American electrical engineer who fled to Mexico when the FBI began nabbing Klaus Fuchs ring suspects, was arrested and charged with passing defense secrets to Russia. He is identified as a radar expert and the eighth American charged in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
F.B.I
Klaus Fuchs
Russia
Morton Sobell
Election Crossfire Shapes Foreign Policy Debate
Voters face a partisan clash over U. S. foreign policy in a rising election year. Candidates trade charges and countercharges as bipartisan cooperation fades from pre Korean War days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
Connie Mack and the Athletics Aarak of 1950
The article contrasts Connie Mack's great Athletics era of 1910 to 1914 with his 1950 season. It notes high payrolls, aging stars, and declining attendance as Mack’s 50th year ends in financial struggle. It attributes failures to poor material despite managerial skill and scouting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Athletics
Grantland Rice
Connie
Eddie Collns
Stuffy McInnis
Jack Barry
Baker
Eddie Plank
Chief Bender
Jack Coombs
Mack
Collins
White Sox
McInnis
Pittsburgh
Barry
Boston
Braves
Browns
Ted Williamses
Joe DiMaggios
Brissie
Kellner
Dillinger
Other Boston Team Surges In Pennant Race
In a crowded pennant scramble the Boston club not the Red Sox has been in the thick of the chase. The Braves show mixed results with pitching by Spahn and Bickford but slip behind Dodgers Cardinals and Phillies while Billy Southworth drives consistent team play and sharp attention to detail.
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Mockingbirds
Florida
Red Sox
Dodgers
Braves
Cardinals
Phillies
Boston
Reds
Pirates
Cubs
Sam
Spahn
Bickford
Korean War eighth week yields multiple Allied victories
U.S. and South Korean forces report success on most fronts in Korea during the eighth week of the war. The Taegu push from the north was repelled, Pohang and Kigu were recaptured, a Naktong bridgehead was driven back, and the Yongsan bridgehead was flattened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Korea
Taegu
Pohang
Kigu
Naktong
Yongsan
Peace: There Is Still Hope for Short-Term Peace
Opinion notes that renewed hope for limited peace rests on three assumptions about Russia. It argues Western powers may deter with atom fears, but Russia’s weak industrial base, oil, and bomb stockpiles drive a Western-led three-year rearmament plan, risking a world split into two armed camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
America
Great Britain
Western
Europe
Western Europe
Nevada Ranked Large Area but Sparse Population
Nevada holds the sixth largest area among the 48 states yet has the smallest population. The contrast highlights vast unpopulated regions and low density living patterns within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Sincerity and Child Parent Relationships
The text discusses sincerity as essential to affection and healthy ties between children and parents. It notes children detect insincerity quickly and respond to genuine behavior with stronger bonds and trust.
Vole Plagues Devastate Grainfields In Historic Plagues
The article notes field mice or voles causing severe crop damage, with up to 12,000 mice per acre during plagues, leading to substantial losses for grainfields and defining a persistent agricultural threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Mathewson
Joe Jackson
Ed Walsh
Jackson
Walsh
Alexander
Cy Young
Walter Johnson
Mr. Mack
Folklore Coffee and Marriage Customs Across Cultures
Folklore notes show coffee blossoms used in Antilles wedding customs replacing orange blossoms. Historical sources also cite a Turkish tradition allowing a wife to divorce if her husband failed to provide sufficiently with a beloved liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antilles
Enamel Utensils Cleaning Guidance
When food sticks on enamel cookware soak with water or boil a weak soda solution. An abrasive may be used lightly but avoid scraping with sharp tools or coarse abrasives.
Pacific Island Toddy: Fresh Sap Beats Fermentation Poison
In many Pacific islands a native drink called toddy comes from the coconut palm sap. Travelers note a clean sweet taste akin to crystallized pears, but it must be consumed fresh or the sap ferments into a concentrated alcoholic poison after a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Islands
Charity and cleanliness in children ethics
An essay urges balancing praise for sharing with caution against harsh cleanliness. It notes that early lessons on germs are easier learned with age and warns dog owners that excessive vitamin A harms puppies, causing weight loss and poor appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal of the
Americal Veterinary Medical Association
Loans by Mail Promises Quick Easy Confidential Aid
Postal Finance Co announces Department 59 loans by mail from $50 to $300 for employed men and women. No endorsers required, easy monthly payments, information sent in a plain envelope from Sioux City Iowa.
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Postal Finance CO
Sioux City
Iowa
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Jacob Malik
Warren Austin
Malik
Soviet Union
Brotherhood of
Louisville
St. Paul
Chicago
Republic Steel
Cleveland
John R. Steelman
Smith
Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
Central Intelligence
Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter
Congress
United States
South Korea
General Smith
Dwight Eisenhower
Johnson
Louis Johnson
Tom Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
Kores
McGraw
Billy Southworth
Southworth
BY Joe Mahoney
Belmont Park
Man-O-War
Hoodwink
Harold Arnett
Community Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Montana
Salem
Pat
Gorman Sublimity
Oregon
A. V. Olson
Dante Ave
Malmberg Agency
Rocky Mountain
Great Falls
Lautsbauge Drugstore
Mangsfield
Ohio
Helena and
Galen
Qarson Construction Company
Helena
Great Falls, Montana
DE. Gregory
Broadway
Fargo, N. D
Dias
Garl Weissman & Sons
Mentsus
Mae
United States Public Health Service
Bpec
Shaker CO
Shattuck
Oakland
Calif
Idaho
GEM) Motor Club, Inc
Boise
Relp
Whitlash
Liberty County
C. J. Iverson
Poplar
Billings
Galata
Mece
Rive
Billings, Montana
Palace Cafe
Conrad
Farm Machinery & Equip
John Deere
Richard Klundt
Page
Western University
Jacumba
Business & Invest
OPPOR
Finlen
Joe Kane
Butte
Gridley Investment Company
Coeur d'Alene
Livingston
Aleic Shelnamer
Wilsall
Sheridan
Tublig Agency
Sheridan, Wyoming
Chilly
U. S. Post Office
Monroe
Utah
Sevier County
Oscar Quam
39Th Ave. S
Minneapolis
Minn
Fischer
Ellsworth Mitchell
FOX Studios
Vee Dee
Leominster
Mass
K. H. FP. Steel CO
Como Ave
8. E
Gladstone
K. H. P. Steel CO
Como Age
S. E
Colt
Frontier
McCormack’s
Pike St
Seattle
Washington
Floyd Hufford
Absarokee
Ebay Payne Equipment Co
Rexburg
Exclusive Territory
Montans
Wyoming
L. H. Carafel Co., Inc
Bismarck, North Dakota
Sweet Home
Heart of
Buttes
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