Wallace Urges U N Efforts and Elections Over Korea
Wallace argues for U N led Korea settlement and free elections after fighting ends, condemns U S backing of Syngman Rhee, and urges a broader Asia peace program. He defends American power and cautions against criticizing Russia, calling for joint world effort. He favors negotiations via the U N with funding from armaments expenditures.
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Progressive Party
Korea
U. N
U. S
Russia
U.N
Truman
Stalin
HADACOL Promises Relief For Vitamin Deficiency Symptoms
A 1950 advertisement features Mrs. Pyllis Goff of Indianapolis praising HADACOL for alleviating run down condition, insomnia, nerves, and weight gain after taking vitamins B-1 B-2 Niacin and Iron. It offers trial or family sizes with a money back guarantee. The LeBlanc Corporation promotes this tonic as a cure for stomach distress nervousness and general fatigue.
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Park Ave
Indianapolis
Indiana
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Stalin Replies To Nehru And Korean Peace Plea
Nehru sent a personal message to Dean Acheson with a proposal for a peaceful Korean settlement and possible mediation if invited by both sides. Acheson considers it while Lincoln White says North Korea must halt fighting and withdraw to its territory. The proper forum for settlement remains the United Nations.
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U. S
Dean Acheson
Moscow
Acheson
Lincoln White
State Department
Washington
White
United Nations
Giant Mars Limps Home
An air situation unfolds with an oil leak aboard the Mars craft to San Francisco. Initial reports say no emergency or escort, followed by a Mayday and swift response from rescue teams at San Francisco airport coast station and Hamilton Field.
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Mars
San Francisco
Carolina Mars
Dowling
Coast Station
Hamilton Field
Revolt in Guayaquil Falters as Leaders Arrested
Guerrilla uprising begins in Guayaquil with rebels seizing communications and distributing leaflets claiming nationwide revolution. Government troops arrest leaders quickly. Unclear situation in Quito remains.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Quito
Opposition to War Controls and UN Aid in Korea
The piece discusses opposition to war controls on steel and vital materials with a focus on voluntary allocations for aircraft and weapons. It notes calls for UN support for Korea, Senator Connally’s assurances of eventual international help, and expectations of a Truman briefing and potential military funding. Five Republicans demand daily briefings by military and diplomatic leaders.
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Korea
Truman
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Forrest Sherman
Naval Operations
Lyman Lemnitzer
Office of Foreign Assistance
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D-Md
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Miami Sheriff In Confession and Armored Car Service Inquiry
In a confession, Miami Sheriff questions the armored car service used to store gambling casino money overnight. Clark says he has no interest, but his brother Robert might be involved.
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Navy Landing Is Reported In Korea Advancing Attacks
An allied naval party reportedly landed on Korea s east coast about 90 miles north of Pusan and began a landslide with demolitions as Communist forces pressed toward Taejon. US and allied aircraft bombed targets while Washington eyed a partial mobilization and larger aid to Western Europe.
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South Korea
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Kaesan
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Kum
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SOLVE a liquid designed to brighten clothes
A brief item introduces SOLVE a liquid for whitening and brightening laundry. It highlights its purpose to make fabrics look cleaner and more vibrant with regular use.
Mobilization May Be Asked Over Korea Evacuation
Former VFW national commander Van Zandt told a Harrisburg convention that mobilization may be needed to evacuate Korea within 72 hours. He said the idea was his personal view not based on Washington briefings. Washington reportedly discussed possible action if Communist forces cross the Kum River.
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van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
Kum River
Blair House
Defense
Johnson
Stephen Early
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Navy
Air Force
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Forrest P. Sherman
London
Nehru
Stalin
Acheson
China
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State Department
U N Faces Slow Roll on Regional Force Debate
A U N debate over creating a regional brigade stalls amid questions about effectiveness of aid, political screening, and training. Latin American bloc to reconvene, MacArthur decision pending, while volunteers abroad and displaced persons weigh options as Korea clock ticks.
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U. N
U.N
Greece Faces Balkan Threats and War Material Influx
Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet notes Greece may need substantial equipment to join a broader conflict as Yugoslavia and Bulgaria show increased activity. Greece seeks to guard against internal subversion while Greece and Yugoslavia potential threats loom. Gen Van Fleet leaves for Fort Meade to command the U.S. Army’s Second Army.
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Greece
Bulgaria
James A. van Fleet
van Fleet
Second Army
Fort Meade
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