Stalin faces Korea decision in coming days
Observer says Stalin must weigh World War II risk as Korea front intensifies. U S and British observers note rising American air superiority and weather challenges. Stalin faces choice to intervene or abandon Korean Communists, with potential for wider conflict if he acts.
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Mgrey Ferguson
United Press Vereign
Stalin
Holby
Nee Paddies
Korea
Red Star
Washington
London
Apc
Lake Evesely
Stan
Kremlin
Russia
Happer
Porte
38Th Parallel
U. S
Lir
Georer
Fe. Lisstemeyer
U.S
Far Kanter
Tokyo
Spain
Slane
Adolf Hitler
Walt
Greece
Athens
United States
Spathearg
Nids
Mobile Bases Supply For Fighting Forces In Korea
Mobile bases in the sunny South serve as key supply hubs for American units in Korea. Large C-74 transports and C-54s move high-priority equipment and passengers from Brookley Air Force Base, stopping at U.S. bases en route to Hawaii and beyond, after being pulled from regular runs for Korea support. The aircraft, famed for Berlin airlift use, can carry up to 123 fully equipped infantry or 80 passengers plus crew, and have ferried personnel to and from England and the Pacific, enhancing rapid wartime mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Korea
Brookley Air Force Base
Hawa
U. S
Miliary Air ‘Transport Service
On- Tine
Ha'e
England
Decisions In Washington On Draft By James Marlow
In Washington Major General Lewis B. Hershey head of Selective Service held a news conference on the draft. He explained deferments for college students and outlined how draft boards will operate to meet a 20,000 man quota by selecting men aged 25 to 28 first and then younger brackets, with the process continuing if needed. The briefing reflected day by day decision making amid the Korean crisis.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Enihan
Irving W. Hart
Hart
Provident
Tang
Heishoe
Selective Service Boards
Heteshey
Napus
Hershey Gait
Hewstian
Ellege
Heeshey
Oman
Sinc
Hershel
Pentagon
Armes
Army
Leon
Hershex
Office Fair
I-A
Joe
Fis
Inter Congress
Psearolds
Wiregrass MYF Meets At Hartford Church
The Wiregrass Methodist Youth Fellowship gathered Thursday at Hartford Methodist Church with President Simon Hobbs presiding. Eight subdistrict churches were represented as Tabernacle MYF reorganized. new pastors Rev Spencer and Rev Enfinger introduced. Pat Dean reported on the Youth Assembly at Huntingdon College. Laurie Chapman thanked the group for cooperation with Mrs Marsin Wood. A council meeting was set for July 18 at 1:30 p.m. at Miss Chapman's Geneva home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Wiregrass Methodist Youth Fellowship
Theartford Methodist Church
Simon Hobbs
Slocomb Cureunt
Pat Dean
Methodist Youth Assembly
Huntingdon College
Laurie Chapman
Marsin Wood
Miss Chapmen’, Home In Geneva, Gamex
Jim Robinson
Tank Cannon Roar At Fort McClellan Training Camp
At Fort McClellan infantry and tank units practiced at ranges as Alabama and Mississippi National Guardsmen prepared for the annual Summer encampment. Major General Alexander G. Pasian said the division would hold the session with about 9,080 officers and men, roughly 49 percent World War II veterans, and emphasized sharpening tank and rifle skills despite wartime distance thoughts.
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Anniston
Korea
Fort Mcclellan
L 1St
Alabama
Mississippi
Alexander G. Pasian
Ster
Ugh
Paxton
McCill- Tan
Fryer Becomes Blakely Rotary President At Noon Meeting
Fryer won the Blakely Rotary Club presidency at a Friday noon meeting, succeeding Claude Howell as the 21st president of the club chartered in 1936. Howell lauded cooperation. Fryer pledged effort for 1990s year. Rotarian Price Holland shared Detroit convention details. Mrs Holland accompanied him. Visitors included Askew families, Martin of the National Trades Association, and local rotarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely
Lewis
B. Fryer
Price Holland
Detroit
Holland
Roy Thompson
Ben H. Askew II
Atligton
Ed Chaney
Ben H. Askew III
Erdicott, N
Claude Howell
B. H. Martin
National Trades Association
Barney Wynn
London Claims Lead Over New York City in 1950 Census
London Greater London reports 8,203,942 residents versus New York City proper's 7,841,819. Discrepancy stems from counting metropolitan areas, with New York’s metro total around 15,540,697. London includes its full metro, while New York counts only city limits.
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London
New York City
New York
Greater London
New York Metropolitan
Jersey
Summertime Fun In Chipley Youth Program Highlights
Summer time playtime fills Chipley with a city park centered program featuring tennis, shuffleboard, badminton, table tennis, volleyball, basketball and supervised swimming on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A Thursday square dance, ladder tennis events, and trips to Florida Caverns and the Florida Industrial School engage youths under the Washington County Board of Public Instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Johnson Chipley
Chipley
City Park
Florida Industrial School
Washington County Board 6 Public Instruction
Phillip Rountree
Evelyn Baxter
Methodist Stewards Meet At Hartford
Hartford iSpecial-Chair man Angus Smith presided at the Hartford Methodist Church board meeting in the church dining room. The Parsonage committee reported the sale and imminent demolition of the old building to clear land for a new parsonage within 30 days, with J C Brannon purchasing the off building. The pastor and family will occupy the Bill Tindel house near the high school. Mary Ann Gillis announced Youth Night on each fourth Sunday to maintain youth work links and planned reorganization of the Youth Choir. Rev. Lamar Spencer, the pastor in charge, spoke briefly.
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Hartford
Angus Smith
Board of Stewards
Hartford Methodist Church
J. C. Brannon
Iso
Pasetor
Bill Tindel
Mary Ann Gillis
Stewards
Wold Ike
Lamar Spencer
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Wiregrass Myf
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Fryer
Rotary
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Mena
Arabia
Central Asia
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