Allied Big Guns Lash Communist Forces in Korea Front
Allied heavy artillery and air power pounded Communist fronts for five days, with General Almond reporting 61,000 Reds killed or wounded. US Second Division led the onslaught inflicting most casualties while Reds withdrew across a 20 mile front near Fuk han and Hongchon rivers toward Chunchon. UN forces claimed limited Soviet and Chinese counter moves as jet fighters and radar guided bombings highlighted the offensive.
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U RN Clements Tokyo
Edward M. Almond
Suneye
George A. McArthur
Jine
Fukhan
Hongchon
Chunchon
U. S
Eighth Army
Almond
Reda
Fisth
Tokyo
Biiclng
East Central
United Nations
Seoul
Munson
Uliebghu
Mies
Air Force
Baltte
Korea
James Tabara
Wichita
Kan
Banker Succumbs in Greenwich Summer Home
New York AP reports Albert Ht pvigate dies at his summer home in Greenwich Connecticut. He was an early chairman of the bank and prominent financier. The obituary notes his leadership and impact on local finances.
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New York
Albert Ht
Pvigate
Ated
Early Today
Greenwich
Conn
MacArthur Plan Attacked Anew By Gen Bradley
General Omar N Bradley testified that the United States would need far greater air and naval power to carry out General MacArthur's Asiatic plan. He said the Joint Chiefs opposed MacArthur's blockade of China and use of Nationalist troops, citing risks to Korea and overall war limits. Bradley stated MacArthur was not in sync with administration aims and urged a commander more aligned with Washington.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Joint Chlete of
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Com
Red China
Bradley
Joint Chiefs
Pacific
Korea
Chine
Manchurian
Lyndon Johnson
D- Tex
Sobster
Asia
Naval
Bredisy
Clos Qoors
Spo
L. MacArthir
Martin Homes Name Chosen For Negro Housing Project
Dothan's second Negro housing project to cost about 1509.44 dollars will be named the Marto Homes in honor of Rev. G. W. Martin, a Negro Baptist minister. The project, in the northeastern section, follows earlier approval and includes rent schedules for the George McRae Homes.
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Dothan
Marto
G. W. Martin
Haming
Martin
Wan Poster
Shilon Baptist Church
Headland
Wesley Hill
Newville
Wake Earier
He McRae Homes
Bitter Conflict On Curbs Brings Mounting Threat
Washington reports mounting elite pressure as post June 30 control measures linger. Truman seeks extension. labor seeks wage relief. farmers and city dwellers oppose current breadth. Senate Banking Committee expects some extension but likely major rewrite. CIO urges tighter corporate power limits. Copper and brass diverted to defense. civilian sectors restricted to 25 percent."}
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Ay Aqseph C. Goodwin
Washington
Governent
President Truman
Defense
John L. Lewis
Congressimen
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
House
Senate Banking Committees
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Group
James B. Carey
CIO
Congress
Carey
House Banking Committee
Allen
Haywood
National Producetion Authority
etvilian _foods
Weekend accidents in Wiregrass claim three lives
Three people died and three were injured in area incidents over the weekend. Newton 3 year old Fogey Ruthernigan was struck by a car near Newton High School on Highway 331. Willie Paul Wilkerson, a year old, drowned near Bellwood in the Choctawhatchee River. Emmett Junior Quneles, 25, of Dothan died in a pickup crash south of Dothan. A 6 year old boy in Donalsonville is in critical condition after a diving accident at Kirkland Creek near Gordon.
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Fogey Ruthernigan
Newton
Newton High School
Ghoctawhatchie
Willie Paul Wilkerton
Bellwood
Geneva County
Stroy Gill
Emmett Junior Quneles
Dothan
Donalsonville
LoDon Bodiford
Gordon
Bodiford
Kirkland Creek
Hugh Jeffcoat
Coy Thompson
Army Open House At Fort Rucker Closes Armed Forces Week
Thousands toured Jessup Rucker during Armed Forces Week open house. Military displays by 406th Engineer Brigade and 20st Logistical Command showed engineer equipment, water purification, and a naval and air support mix. Infantry demonstrations featured the Viking division and four jet passes, with the 180th Bearcat Regiment and band also featured during a packed public day.
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Jessnp Rucker
Giso
Selim Field
Fis
Pensacola Naval Air Station
406Th Engineer Brigade
Corps of Engineers
30St
Signal Corps
Chemical Corps
Ordnance
Viking
Norbart Auer
164Th
Aversleo
Wille Amit
Garvie
SéBint
180Th
Bearcat
Avth Division
Meat Price Rollback Aims For Beef Relief
AP report outlines a government plan to cut cattle prices and retail ceilings to ease the meat squeeze. It imposes 10 percent below January levels for cattle purchases with additional rollbacks on August 1 and October 1, while retail prices drop four to five cents per pound in August and again later. Critics warn the policy may shift the squeeze to farmers and reduce beef production.
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Chicago
Michact V. DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization
Congress
Explosion to test effects of huge underground blasts
DUGWAY Utah. Army engineers and scientists will detonate 2000 pounds of TNT in the Westers Utah Desert tomorrow to study how massive underground blasts affect foundations and bridge piers. The event aims to assess offensive and defensive implications of such explosions.
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Westers Uteh
Soldier Charged Over Car Theft at Camp Rucker
Warren J. Russter of Reidxville Pa is arrested in connection with a reported car theft from Houston Motor Company. The car was recovered at Camp Rucker. Detective J R Lewis of Dothan will press grand larceny charges.
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Camp Rucker
Warren J. Russler
Reidxville
Houston Motor Company
Camp
Rucker
J. R. Lewis
Dothan Wid
City Pushes Bid To Amend Laws On Gasoline Tax
Dothan city commissioners pushed a plan to amend the Walden Gasoline Tax which would shift collection to Houston County. The proposal, backed by a majority, would set a monthly cap on gas tax payments and change who collects the tax. The plan aims to reduce rising costs of collection and make the tax system fairer across the county.
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Dothan
Walden
Houston Board of Revenue
All
Galery Houston
Wallace Malone
Wing 2
Dothen
Ape
Jobi
Brennan
Oene
Betty
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Fog delays and ships collide offshore in September
In Seattle AP dispatch fog blocked visibility as a Korea bound troopship and the tanker Union collided. The incident halted movement and prompted official inquiries amid ongoing discussions on oil well rationalization and national interests.
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Ira Ri
Seattle
Union
Conmnunion Sport
Sadie Mumdmort
Partie Taotationkestios
Halstead Declares Stoufion To Pash Rock
Halstead makes a cryptic declaration to Pash rock amid garbled phrases. The text notes a legal or formal statement in Washington, with unclear phrasing suggesting a public occurrence or speech by Halstead and ensuing confusion.
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Halstead
Stoufion
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