MacArthur Dispatch Tells Of Korean Raids For Foodstuffs
The Associated Press reports General MacArthur describes North Korean raids to seize pigs cows chickens and rice for invading forces in South Korea. North Korean soldiers allegedly use oxcarts haystacks and disguises while UN air and naval action targets supply routes along the east coast and main roads.
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Everything Revolves Around The War As Nation Turns Grim
The nation focuses on defense as Congress weighs the defense production act of 1950 giving the president power to prioritize materials and direct factories. Hearings will outline mobilization plans while leaders press for emergency bills to extend military service and curb hoarding.
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Congress Committee Hearings on Past Four Years Military Spending
Washington lawmakers convene behind closed doors to review how the armed forces used 48 billion dollars over the previous four years. House Armed Services panel pursues emergency measures to ready the nation for potential combat.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Must Not Fail: Eisenhower broadens Korea war stakes
In San Francisco Gen Swight Eisenhower answers reporters, saying Korea is a testing ground and a failure would trigger a global burst. The piece covers allied leaders, congressional testimony plans, and Western European communist shifts, plus a light note on a Santa Ana corporal praised for jeep driving in Korea.
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San Francisco
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Problems Simpler If Europe Was All Christians
The Reverend Walter O. Lewis of London told the Baptist World Congress in Cleveland that world problems would be simpler if Europe were thoroughly Christian. He noted less religious freedom in Europe than at any time in 100 years and warned that conditions are deteriorating.
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Baptist World Alliance
Sea Lion Salesman Sells Animals to Zoo Buyers
Hermosa Beach resident Kay L Snow explains she sold sea lions after her husband left for an act on tour. Facing mounting calls she hired a fisherman to hunt the remaining animals, securing a steady supply mostly for zoo orders.
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Calif
Arab teachers unionize Haifa in Histadrut affiliate
About 400 Arab teachers in Israeli schools formed a trade union aligned with Histadrut, the Jewish general federation of labor. The move creates a formal body for Arab educators within the Israeli labor framework.
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Israel
Histadrut
Jewish General Federation of Labor
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