U S Concerned Over MacArthur Data On Reds
UN and Western powers debate MacArthur findings that Communists may recruit Koreans in Manchuria for a possible Red invasion. The report notes troop concentrations near Korea’s northeast border and uncertain implications for Peiping and U S air incursions. A draft UN Security Council resolution seeks a formal on the spot inquiry led by India and Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brule W. Mann Lake
Douglas MacArthur
Manchria
United Nations Todes
Supreme UN
Sthira
Se Ity Council
Korea
Manchuria
Peiping
Mather
India
Sweden
Warren Ro Anatchet
Ro Manchura
Aft Council
Indla
Security Council
Alan Seto MacArthur
Vilinne
Ford Grants Workers Five-Year Contract and Pay Increases
Ford Motor Co reached a five year labor contract with about 412,600 workers, setting wage boosts and benefits. The deal links wages to living costs, raises pensions, and extends through June, with price implications for Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln models undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Felin B. Wold
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Outflanking Taegu Drive Threatens UN Front
Two tank led Red Korean columns broke Allied lines northeast and advanced along major highways risking a Taegu envelopment. The attack crossed the Pohang axis and pushed 12 miles south along key routes as UN forces countered with ground gains near the Naklong river.
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Russell Brines
Nokyo
Tyesdar
Taegu
Reis
Kigvei
Pohang
Bac
Mairesa
Doughbors
Yonesan
Bem Price
Keongju
Yourchamps
Reluorch
Kyongjo
Trex d
Luenth
Aury
Mondas
Ihfaniytien
Voigsaa
Naklong River
Page
Traffic Deaths In State Mount With 15 Listed
Traffic deaths mount in Alabama as 15 fatalities are recorded over the holiday period. The report notes multiple crashes statewide, with several people injured and drivers facing severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Mount
Enterprise Man Dies In Auto Accident
An Enterprise man, Jessie Clode Picker 2 of Enterprise, was killed instantly yesterday after the car he drove ran off the road on State Road two miles from Harford. Passenger Genny Marka, 22, of Enterprise, sustained a red right leg and lacerations. Police report the car was damaged, estimated at S100, as Patrolman Hives investigated.
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Associatfo
Tabor
Alabama
Haytford
Jensie Circle
Pilcher
Enterprise
Sunda
Glenn Martin
Faterpise
Merceident
Naktpard
Jessie Clode
Harit
Staey
Hives
U S Truck Theft Remains Mystery
Police investigation continues into a pickup stolen from a storage garage at Saint Alabama Auto Company. Officers found the vehicle abandoned after fueling at the lot, with about 100 dollars in tools taken and a government emblem on its doors.
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Paler
FBT
Sain Alabamy Auto Company
Crate
Houston County
Othee
FS Department of Agriculure
Conservanean Department
Police and Motor Company of
Herale
Issaece
FRU
Angi
Attendance gains mark Dothan school system enrollment
Total enrollment at Dothan schools shows a marked gain with 2407 enrolled at term start and projected to rise to about 2450 as students enroll throughout the week. White Avenue, Minnie T Hewd, Rose Hill, and other elementary units report mixed changes while senior tech and Westland areas reach higher counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Brues
Cab
Inaas Azaires
Jar Sea Wichland
Minnie T Hewd
Rose Hill
Scheol
Eqtaveie Street
Rescue In Lake Union After Steamship Blackout
A 3260 ton vessel Virsa Vaay ran aground and lost power near Puget Sound when a boiler tube failed. Passengers evacuated to Lake Union as improvised blinker signals guided the ship to safety. None were hurt. crew and officers coordinated a careful descent from the vessel over a 12 hour period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Aps
Passagars
Puget Sound
Vetcel Nas
Ato Lake Union
Seatre
Johnson Under Bitter Attack Of Lawmaker
In a heated exchange Republican Rep. Taurello accuses former defense secretary James Forrestal’s resignation of being caused by gossip and pressure linked to Johnson. Taurello claims Johnson pressured Forrestal to resign, while Johnson and aides offer no immediate comment. The letter also hints at broader interagency tensions before World War II.
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B. Flton
Fay Washngton
Eton
Lous Twhison
Todev
Congress Mae
Johnson
Heckie
James Forrestal
Forrestal
Johnson Taurrello
Sharon
Buffalo
Foryestal
Hat Johnson
Alvo
Patroiem
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jobe
Taurello
States Department
National Security Resources Board
Fobson
Amereim Tren
Wae
Hewy & Shmson
B. Hen
RIK Carepult
Decision On Board Vacancy Due Today
District Tus voters face a choice on who fills the board of revenue vacancy caused by Ralph G Cameron's death. The county Democratic Executive Committee meets at the courthouse to decide whether to select a nominee or allow voters to express a preference. Some push for voter expression while others want the committee to nominate. The process must be resolved by Wednesday for ballot placement.
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Tus
Board of Revenue
Ralph G Cameron
Democratic Executive Committee
Webb Well Sr
Charman Gestner T. McCorvey
Wells
Roy Drngeers
Ineh
Six Divisions For Europe Plea Of Sea
Russell proposes sending six US Army divisions to Europe to bolster western defense if Western Germany permits, enabling four to five divisions while arguing for limited German rearmament. Other officials back partial rearmament and greater allied commitments to deter Soviet threat amid Atlantic Pact discussions. President Truman has no current plan to increase occupation forces in Germany.
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John L Steele
Washington
Richard B Russell
United State
Europe
Germany
State Appropriations and Armed Services Committees
Vna
Menintid
John J McCloy
High Commission
New York
Walter F George DG
Ruseel
George
German Republic
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mase
Pete
United States
Truman
Eight Towns Enter Peanut Festival Pageant Of Beauty
Circlus sponsors eight town beauty contests for the Peanut Festival Pageant in the Wiregrass area. Local committees and sponsors name mayors and chamber chiefs, with plans for Dolan theater events and October activities drawing national attention.
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Wiregrass
Beng
Rooh McSwenn
Abbeville
J L Farmeh
Enterprise Chamber of Commerce
Foy Mouthrop
Fitaula Chamber of Commerce
Melvin Soreils
Samson
Oh Fulford Newton
Two Jets Collide In Midair Killing Two Pilots
At Marietta Georgia yesterday two National Guard jets collided in formation at 5000 feet causing one aircraft to explode and burn while the other landed. Pilot Lt Keoheth Goodman of Atlanta and Lt Tom Marte of Griffin, Ga., died in the crash and bodies were found about a half mile apart.
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Marietta Ge
National Guard
Dodbua Air Force Base
Keo Heth M Goodman
Atlante
Tom A Marte
Griffin
Plance
Byne
Ornicrals
Red Korean girl kills five Americans in captured camp
Masan Front Korea AP reports a Red Korean girl attacked seven American captors in a tent killing five and injuring others. Survivors describe a brutal night as guerrilla fighters stormed the American camp, stripped, bound, and looted documents before fleeing.
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Masan Front
Korea
Firut
Camp Rucker To Get Three New Bridges
Camp Rucker to receive three new bridges and culverts as the military installation replaces aging structures. Col W K Wilson Jr Mobile district engineer Corps of Engineers announced the project and bid process with work to start immediately upon award.
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Camp Rucker
W. K Wilson, Jr
Mobile
Corps of Engineers
Ee Waile Nein
Ail Hems Bs
Ome
Col, Wilson
Typhoon Strikes Japan Killing 150 and Leaving Thousands Homeless
Tokyo reports show an 18 year Typhoon disaster causing 150 dead with hundreds missing and about 200000 displaced. Major urban centers Kobe Osaka Kyoto suffered extensive damage as ships sunk and homes wrecked. Power and transport crippled, with relief efforts and military stations spared.
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Rutherford M. Poats
Tokyo
Japan
Cavana Oat
National
Douglas MacArthur
Achedule
Otaka
Kobe
Kyoto
Honshu
Sea of Japan
Tokia
Insland
Akita
Tolvo
Hokkado
Forte
Whally
Ee Score
An Francisco
Osaka
Paudday
Osaka Terea Wan
Osaken
Eases
Amateur Photo Contest Opens in Dothan Eagle
Amateurs may enter the Dothan Eagle Amateur Photo Contest with a $3 prize for each published snapshot. Seven winning photos are featured each Sunday and the prize is awarded within the same week. Entries are judged on human interest, typographic clarity, wave interest, and publication suitability. No duplicate prizes are awarded and no entries are returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Eagle
Sapenbury
Decman
Tropical Storm Becomes Gulf Hurricane Near Florida Coast
Tropical Storm intensifies to a hurricane with top winds up to 115 mph as it moves toward the Florida mainland. A Hurricane Hunter measured sustained winds near 97 mph with gusts to 115 mph. the storm lingers offshore with potential landfall near Tallahassee. Residents board up, secure property, and prepare as the Gulf coast braces for impact while another hurricane churns in the Atlantic.
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Miami
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Apalee Bay
Tallinhearee
Caribbean
West Florida
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Fierta
Cedar Keys
Apalachicala
Carrabette
Cross City
Prebmaly
Tallahas
Preturesque
Gulf
Naples
Pormburg
Sarasota
Lawmakers Back U S Plan to Equal Red Military Might
Lawmakers in Washington endorse a national long range program to raise the United States to parity with the Soviet Union in conventional arms. Senators and others argue Korea shows infantry remains vital and atomic superiority allows lighter ground forces though a 2,000,000-strong force is only the first step toward broader European alignment.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Russia
Truman
Americas
Thalzman
Senate Foreign Relations
Cne
Fe Peng
Wen
Hill-Alay
Ap Oréreall
Europe
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Mason
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Gard
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Corporal
New York City
Famazens
Shont Chung
Staton
Chung
Aisued
Hovwal
Homer Seb
Los Angeles
Guerriliag
Reda
Blow
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