Reinforcements Pushed Toward Suwon Amid Korea Front War
MacArthur announced intensified battlefront activity north of Suwon with U.S. B 29 bombers striking bridges over the Han River as North Korean forces test coastal lanes. American and Australian units reinforce Pusan and Suwon defenses while a UN rear echelon plan coordinates aid amid ongoing clashes.
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Korea
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South Korea
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Japan
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Seoul
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Pyongyang
North Korea
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Moscow
United States
United Nations
Topsail Beach Development Offers Beach Home Lots
NEW TOPSAIL BEACH N C In less than one year we have sold more than 120 building sites and buildings have been started on the majority of them We believe that if you are interested in having a beach home you will be sure to like new Topsail Beach Visit us or write for literature J G Anderson and J G Anderson JR DEVELOPERS P O BOX 774 HOLLY RIDGE N C
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New Topsail Beach
N. C
Camp Shoe Leather Blaze Lessons Hard to Ignore
The article recalls practical field skills from finger printing to fruit culture and notes the camp, near Valley Forge, hosts Jewish Sabbath worship and multiple Sunday services. Leaders include Donald F Campbell and Bishop Richard C Raines with Catholic and Lutheran rites, plus Mormon and Christian Scientist observances.
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Valley Forge
Donald F. Campbell
First Presbyterian Church
Stamford Conn
Richard C. Raines
Methodist Church
Indianapolis
George L. Leech
Harrisburg
George Dowd
Boston
Arthur Pipkorn
U. S. Army
Carlisle
Valley Forge Memorial Chapel
Exrah Taft Berson
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
Star
Washington
Eco Army
Greensboro Boy Takes Own Life While Visiting Wilmington
John Richard Dobson a 15 year old Greensboro high school student visiting his father in Wilmington died from gas asphyxia early today Coroner Gordon Doran said His father director of a junior high band found him at 1 am with his head over the gas stove No inquest will be held He is survived by his father his mother Mrs Mary Welch Apple of Greensboro a sister Patricia Dobson and his step parents in Greensboro and Wilmington.
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Wilmington
N. C
John Richard Dobson
Greensboro
Gordon Doran
Dobson
New Hanover County
Doran
Mary Welch Apple
Patricia Dobson
End of Train Strike Asked
AFL Switchmen's Union has been on strike since last Sunday against several western railroads over the 40 hour week. Most lines shut down with only the Great Northern operating reduced iron ore service.
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Korea
AFL Switchmen’s
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Western Pacific
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Great Northern
Russian Roulette Fatal for Wilson Man
Perry Braswell 23 night watchman at Hackney Brothers body works died instantly in Wilson after playing Russian roulette. Coroner Dr. R E F Goudy said he spun the chamber and pulled the trigger at J C Kelly's home across from the plant.
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Wilson
Goudy
Braswell
J. C. Kelly
Liquid designed to get your clothes clean
A new household cleaner claims to remove tough stains and grime from fabrics. The formula aims to target oils and dirt while remaining gentle on colors, promising fresh results after a standard wash cycle.
Republicans Back New Declaration Amid Wilkie Backers Hope
A Philadelphia hotel hosts about twenty GOP congressmen backing a new declaration of principles led by Rus sell Davenport and New York writer editor. Governor James H. Duff acknowledged but denied membership while Senator Taft’s rivals question. Ives of New York and Flanders of Vermont praised the move, framing it as a fresh compass for Republicans away from old guard and overpromising rivals.
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Philadelphia
Russell Davenport
New York
Wendell L. Wilkie
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Poor
Duff
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Old Guard
Ives
Flanders
Vermont
North Carolina finances show potential surplus but uncertain outlook
State officials project venues totaling about 129 million dollars with a starting year surplus of 15 million. Coltrane notes continuing controlled spending though revenue depends on general economic conditions and could move above or below the estimate. The situation should clarify after the January legislative session.
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Coltrane
Three State Dramas Open at Waterside Theater
The Lost Colony opens its 10th season at Waterside Theater Roanoke Island telling England's first American colony story. It becomes the longest running outdoor production and will be staged nightly except Mondays through Labor Day, with a special Monday show tomorrow for Independence Day crowds at Manteo.
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Waterside Theater
Roanoke Island
Paul Green
England
America
Thorugh
Manteo
Congress Backs Stopgap Funding as Year Ends
By end of 1950 week Congress acted to fast track a stopgap bill funding federal agencies through July since the regular $29 billion appropriation is tied up. The measure passed the House May 10 and heads to the Senate. Major bills include civil rights stalled in the Senate, social security reform, and displaced persons law extensions signed by the President.
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House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Senate-House
Alaska
Hawaii
Russia accuses U S of dropping potato bugs over East Germany
London reports Russia sent a formal note to the United States alleging American planes dropped potato bugs on East Germany. The claim echoed by East Germany and radio Moscow with U S officials dismissing the charges as absurd.
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London
Russia
United States
East Germany
Radio
Moscow
Germany
Four Killed In Mecklenburg Collision Near Charlotte
A head on crash about ten miles from Charlotte killed the elder Copeland and two sons and a three year old girl. James B. Copeland and three others were injured. Lucas remained unconscious with a fractured skull and broken jaw. Investigators found no speeding signs and could not determine the Cope land driver. Ambulance crews pulled Lucas from under a car in the South Carolina vehicle.
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Memorial Hospital
James B. Copeland
Lucas
Powell
Copeland
Rock Hill
Here
Mecklenburg
South Carolina
Gas Leak Kills Eleven at Consett Iron Works
Eleven workers died and 26 were hospitalized after a gas leak at Consett Iron Works in Consett England. An early-morning inspector found workers overcome on the loading bay and raised the alarm.
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Consett
Eng
Consett Iron Works
England
Durham
Kings Mountain Man Killed At Crossing
Marvin Randall 35 of Kings Mountain a sandwich company driver was struck and killed by a Southern Railway freight train while standing on the tracks waiting for a southbound train. His body was hurled against the side of the southbound train. Survivors include his widow and two children.
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Kings Mountain
Marvin Randall
Southern Railway
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