Ports at Wilmington and Morehead City Move Forward
The ground breaking for new North Carolina ports signals progress but leaders caution the project requires far more funding and cargo demand. Attendees stress the venture needs ships, cargoes, and substantial government or private capital beyond the current seven and a half million dollars.
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Mington
Wilmington
Morehead City
North Carolina
Middle West
Great Lakes States
U.S. Welcomes Allied Troops in Korea War Context
The article notes Allied forces joining U.S. efforts in Korea with China aligned to North Korea. It mentions Britain and France as key contributors, already active against communism in Asia. Britain fights in Malaya and guards Hong Kong, while France plans naval units for Indochina and other nations bolster under MacArthur.
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Britain
France
Asia
Malaya
Hong Kong
China
Frange
Indochina
MacArthur
Communists Launch Attack Across Kum River Front
Amid the Korean War fighting, Reds probe across the Kum River as American artillery and air power slow a potential bridgehead toward Taejon. Moscow radio cites Korean advances and UN action criticism while MacArthur accepts the U N flag and pledges to uphold the cause.
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India
Washington
Moscow
38Th Parallel
Kum
Taejon
Pusan
Hamchong
Andong
Taegu
Pusan - Taejon
Konju
U. S. 34Th Infantry
Chochiwon
Moscow Radio
United Nations
Korea
MacArthur
U. N
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
U. S
Japan
McMahon
D.-Conn
Senate-House Committee
Russia
United States
Europe
Wonsan
North Korea
Hoyt S. Vanderberg
Air Force
Tokyo
Pyongyang
Japan Sea
Andrews Nomination to U S District Judge Rejected
A senate judiciary subcommittee voted unanimously to refuse to confirm M. Neil Andrews of Atlanta as U S District Judge for northern Georgia. Senators Russell and George of Georgia urged rejection, prompting the committee’s immediate vote.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
M. Neil Andrews
Atlanta
U. S
Georgia
Russell and
George
Guilford County Commission Meeting July 24 1950
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners will meet in Greensboros Courthouse Commission ers Room on Monday July 24 1950 at 4 PM to transact business. A public hearing at 7 30 PM in Court Room No 1 will discuss abolishing rent control outside city limits. J A Doggett, Chairman.
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Board of Commissioners
Guilford County
Greensboro
North Carolina
J. A. Doggett
Notice of Executrix for Frank Ernest Moses Estate
The Executrix Helen P. Moses, qualified July 5 1950, notifies all claimants to file claims by July 6 1951 or be barred. Debts to the estate should be settled promptly. This notice dated July 6 1950. Roberson Haworth Reese Attorneys. 7 7 14 21 28 a4
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Frank Ernest Moses
Helen P. Moses
Ernest Moses Roberson
Haworth & Reese
Taft Opposes Economic Controls Amid Korea War Talks
The article notes Taft's stance against standby economic controls even as Senate-House panels discuss a hydrogen bomb plan and possible early recess. It covers criticisms of Ickes by Knowland, air force plans for 65 four-engine transports, and moves on tax cuts and Korea war readiness.
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Senate
Voice of America
Senate-House Atomic Committee
United States
Japan
Senator Lodge
R-Mass
Congress
Defense
Johnson
Tydings
Korea
Air Force
Far East
Taft
GOP
Washington
Lucas
Illinois
Moscow asks for accounting on missing POWs and repatriation failures
A Soviet note charges Moscow with not honoring the 1947 four power agreement to repatriate German POWs by 1948 and questions the fate of many nationals held as civilian internees. In Raleigh, NC, a $623,598 Baptist grant to fund Winston-Salem hospital is blocked by the Medical Care commission.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Raleigh
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
The
Medical Care Commission
Second B-50 Crash Kills 16 Crewmen in Seattle Blast
Coroner's deputies identify Neil J. Boles 33 of Kent as the victim found on a second floor fire escape after a three story Seattle building collapses. Witness Harry Jordan of KING radio reports seeing Boles blown across the street. debris and a damaged bus surround the scene. Nearby windows shattered as a large wall section falls.
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Neil J. Boles
Kent
Harry Jordan
Radio Station
KING
Boles
Seattle
Belgian award permits Seventh Armored Division insignia
The Belgian army cited the U S Seventh Armored Division for its heroic stand in the Battle of the Bulge and authorized unit members to wear a Belgian army lanyard on the left shoulder.
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Brussels
Belgium
U. S
Seventh Armored
Typhoon Strikes Taipei with 60 MPH Winds
A typhoon battered southeastern Formosa tonight. Winds exceeded 60 miles per hour hitting Taipei and surrounding areas.
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Taipei
Formosa
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