Army Commander Ignores Parallel In Killer Drive
Allied forces break through into North Korea pushing near the 38th Parallel as Lt Gen Van Fleet vows to press beyond the line. UN troops claim heavy enemy losses as they advance from the central front toward Seoul and Chunchon, with renewed pressure on Communist positions.
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Earnest Hoberechet
Tokyo
Red Army
South Korea
Oss
Inje
Parailie
Worteen
Rede Sou
Bese ‘Sames A. Vaw
North
Seoul
Old
Chenchon
Korea
Lemaire
Fifth Air Force
Iny
Liz
U.S
Sayang
Pukbsn
Chunchon
Eighth Army
38Th Parallel
Grant Chunchen
Peco
Ccapua Tiona
Collins Bares Idea To Check MacArthur Removal
In Washington Gen Lawton Collins testifies before Senate that removing Gen Douglas MacArthur might become necessary before Truman’s firing decision. He notes the possibility of action if Korea policy changes, cites Joint Chiefs input, and discusses Red Chinese threats influencing strategic choices amid the Korean War.
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Washington
Lawton Colle
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Ft Celling
Army Cief
Senate
MacArthur
Collins
Saltonstallne
TNS
Joint Chiefs of
Stati
Colina
Pengradly
Plea by Maragon to Avoid Sentence Fails
Maragon requests mercy as his term starts and his attorney argues for leniency amid warrants, investigations, and bribery peddling allegations tied to Gen. Harry S. Veushas. The court faces a complicated case with potential mercy shown.
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Warmington
Joke Niegdon
Hector
Kansas City
Eéwaré J
Maragon
Maragom
Harry SB. Veushas
Beata Wiin
War casualty tally and injuries reported for Reds
Rabington news notes a Daily casualty update counting 1 025 404 combatants among the Reds through Wednesday evening. The figure marks an increase of 20 816 from the prior tape, with some soldiers reported injured in action and others killed in operations.
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Rabington
Theomnzaunitis
Ween
Deanne Tomates
Britain to Send Paratroop Force to Middle East
Britain announced the dispatch of 4000 paratroopers within 10 days due to unsettled conditions in the Middle East. The Paratroop Brigade will likely reach Cyprus or Corpus, with ships Warrier, Triumph, and troopstop Devonshire, to reinforce the area amid Iran's takeover of Anglo-Iranian Oil.
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M. C. Twaler
London
Britain
Middle ‘East
Eth
Corpus
Tenn
Britto
Middle East
Warrior
Triumph
Devonshire
Sud
Bran Robertson
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Iran
Brite
Wer
Don
Tran
Ofel
Irviain
Herbert Werrison
Germany
Alata
Index
Probers Attack Loans Tax Cuts To War Plants
House investigators harshly criticize defense agencies for distributing large loans and tax breaks to favored big businesses. The report cites the National Production Authority and Defense Production Administration, recommending consolidation under the Reconstruction Finance Corp. It highlights a $97.8 million loan to Hezleton, Pennsylvan a Stood and Tubing Corp and criticizes use of certificates of necessity to shift tax write offs, while urging curbs on promoter-backed ventures and low personal risk.
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Paul Southwick
Washington
House
Govement Defense Agencies
National Production Authority
Defense Production Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Hezleton
Stood and Tubing Corporation
Tee
REC
Foxn
Woman Held for Murder in Knife Wound Death
Flora Thomas, 23, a Black woman, was arrested in Chipley and charged with murder after a knife wound killed Arthur Gilchrist, 31, at a Marianna hospital area home Monday morning. Deputy Howard Roche said witnesses reported the stabbing occurred about 3 20 AM at the residence of Georgia Presmaaty.
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Chipley
Niegro
Flora Thomas
Kington County
Arthur Gilchrist
Marianna Hospital
Howard Roche
Withenses
Group Of Sclons Arrives At Rucker To Visit Vikings
A delegation from Minnesota and North Dakota Congress arrived at Camp Rucker this afternoon to tour the 47th Viking Division training area ahead of a troop review tomorrow. The plane landed at Ozark Airport at 1 90 p m CST with Sen M R Young Rep F G Randahl Rep Fred Marshall Rep W Wor Rep J A Blatnik and Aug Andresen J P O Hara The visit was to include a luncheon with units from their home districts and a planned participation by Sec Thye.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Congress
Camp Rucker
47Th
Viking
Washington
Ozark
M.R. Young
F. G. Randahl
Fred Marshall
R. W. Wor
J. A. Blatnik
August Andresen
J. P. O'Hara
Pudlicens
Thye
R-Mine
John H. Hougen
Judges Advocate General
Floridians Complete Compensation Bills
In Tallahassee the Legislature advanced compensation bills sent to the governor, increasing weekly unemployment benefits from 15 to 20 and extending coverage for payroll tax to fund the unemployment program. The bills aim to stabilize payrolls and provide relief to laid workers.
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Tallahassee
Senate
Area man wounded at elite Zona ate incident
The Dereove Department announced today that an area man was wounded at a dining event involving Mrs. Arnold W. fawn on ten route two. No elect of the event was reported and no further details were provided by Nawion couta.
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Arnold W. Fawn
Iran Premier vows oil nationalization fight to end
Tehran prime minister Mosaddegh declared Iran would fight to nationalize the oil industry despite threats. Britain responds by deploying a parachute brigade to Cypress as Iran awaits Anglo-Iranian negotiations. Mosaddegh fainted earlier during parliament remarks amid threats to his life.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mostedegh
Wis Mfe
Middle East
Britain
Medierranean
Cypress
Tram UN Bern
Gregory Pushkin
Russia
Transat Lors
Mossadegh
Eight Hurt In Marianna Greenwood Car Collision
Eight persons were hospitalized after a tar mor tar collision near Greenwood on the Marianna Greenwood route. Starley Smith of Dothan, the sole occupant of one car, faced driving while intoxicated charges. Others in the rear car included several listed residents of Marianna route one. A five month old baby was among the injured, initially listed as seriously hurt but later deemed satisfactory. Florida Highway Patrol investigator R. E. Hamrick led the inquiry.
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Marianna
Greenwood
Marianna-Greenwood
Starley
Smith
Dothan
Mony
Wrest
Ernest Barnes
Lsted
Wallace
Neal
Bykex
R. E. Hamrick
Florida Highway Patrol
Atomic Energy Board Signals Hydrogen Bomb Tests
The AEC announced tests may lead to a thermonuclear device with experiments on hydrogen reactions and blast effects. President Truman ordered continued work on all forms of atomic weapons, stressing a security basis and strategic defense, with the program including blast and thermal measurements and structure tests.
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Ment
AEC
Tests To Determine Status Of Students In Selective Service
Princeton notices discuss a three hour test tomorrow to decide if 175000 students nationally stay in college or face draft. About 100000 draft age collegians may take the test, with results and college grades sent to draft boards to guide decisions on who serves. Guidelines suggest seniors finish college, and upper class standings or test scores for graduate school and ranking.
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Princeton
NW. J
Armina
Ezama Ty USA
Selective Service
Deifermonte
HST 'Only Man' As Demos Mest To Select Site
Denver AP report notes HST described as only man among Democrats chosen to select a site. The fragment cites Chisary and mentions involvement in planning.
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HST
Demos
PTA Board Urges Thorough Training for All U S Forces
The national PTA board calls for comprehensive preparation for personnel before combat. It urges that trainees be supervised by both military and civilian representatives and tied to a broader manpower and education program to ensure readiness.
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Board of Pta
U.S
Miami
Beachapi O
Rendo
Uth
Cotnbhard
HST Aid Plan Faces Battle By Lawmakers
AP report notes President Truman’s aid plan to expand military programs faces House opposition. Lawmakers debate funding levels and eligibility while conferees seek compromises on key provisions.
House Unit Completes Of New Tax Lineup
A local government unit advances a new tax structure with rates set to 13 per camt, aiming to cover estimated expenses for 25 entities. Officials warn of broader financial impact while preparing for implementation.
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M’ Arthur Rein
W. B. Matone
Fia Sena Tradind
Dolvin Dee A.pokesma
Alabama
J. Emmett Wood
Washington County
L. L. Armstrong
Chatom
C. Charles
Babylon
James B. Hopkins
Allance
Sclons
Rucker
Vikings
Fredda Coupland
Wildwood
Fla
U.S Naval Academy
Annapolis
James Alexander Winnfield
Kansan City
Eniwetok Atoll
Repert
Setiring
DeWitt Mackensie
Autociated
Denver
Chisary Wee
Sondit
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