Townsfolk React To H Bomb Plant News In South
In Aiken and Ellenton South Carolina residents react with jitters and optimism as word spreads that a bomb plant and housing will be built nearby. DuPont officials confirm plans and job prospects. local farmers and residents voice both excitement and concern about safety and growth.
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The United Nations Korea War Debate and China
The commentary argues China’s aggression could trigger a major conflict but not a guaranteed world war. It notes Russia’s background role, Western caution, and Moscow’s possible preference for US involvement while Soviet forces stay behind the scenes. The piece emphasizes UN unity, US leadership, and that MacArthur’s stance points to UN council action and global diplomacy as Korea’s solution.
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Blacksmith Shop Becomes New Center For Rucket Troops
Enterprise CA one time blacksmith shop transformed into a modern Servicement Center by City of Enterprise and 23 civic organizations. The club, spanning streets, opened Saturday night after months of work, offering off post recreation for soldiers from nearby Camp Rucker. City-wide program involved every organization and Home Demonstration Club members. An evening of games and dancing drew several hundred soldiers with junior civic groups as escorts. About 300,000 more Chinese troops are said to be in reserve in Korea. UN may seek political pressure or bombing if diplomacy fails, with additional Chinese troops reportedly moving toward Manchuria from China.
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Welfare Board Eyes 133 Million Budget for Florida Program
TALLAHASSEE UP The State Welfare Board seeks 133 1 127000 for 1951 33 to operate the Florida program. Budget Director Homer Graham reports a 28 million increase over the current year with 10 326 000 from state funds and the rest from federal matching money. The plan calls for 27 408 000 from general revenue for old age aid, 1 641 030 for aid to the blind, 13 728 000 for aid to dependent children, 1 766 000 for aid to the crippled, 8 215 000 for salaries and 18 808 000 for admin expenses. Federal matching would total 24 461 000. Cabinet actions begin next month as recommendations head to the Legislature meeting in April.
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