Air War Rages as U N Forces Halt Red Drive Near Taejon
U S and Allied air power batter Communist lines around Taejon with fighters, bombers, and B 29s striking supply routes and railyards. Casualties run high on both sides as MacArthur reports stiffened defense and a turning point in the battle.
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Kroger Increases Coffee Prices in Cincinnati
Kroger announces price hikes of four to five cents a pound on bag packed coffee in Cincinnati. Spokesmen cite higher costs for green coffee bought in New York. Vacuum packed coffee remains unchanged.
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Cancer Tests Show Promising Lab Treatments
A congress session described an injection method using hollow tubes threaded through arteries to deliver large drug doses to tumors. Dr. Shimkin noted vein injections dilute drugs before they reach cancer sites. Other reports explored using virus-like diseases to combat cancer, with some patients showing temporary recovery.
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McCarthy Denounced as Framing Far East Expert Lattimore
The article denounces McCarthy claims as baseless, noting no state department employee named by McCarthy as a Communist has been proven one. It argues the nation remains divided during Korea involvement and cites Owen Lattimore as the alleged top Soviet espionage agent and architect of Asia policy.
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President Eyes Limited Tax Rise for War Effort
The article outlines potential tax increases and extra revenue if needed as President Truman plans war mobilization. It notes possible voluntary steel allocation, and the option for mandatory powers to enforce munitions production, with constraints on consumer credit and no wage or price controls yet. Congress faces debates on a foreign aid bill as rearmament accelerates in Europe and Asia.
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Stalin And Nehru Push for Communist China in UN
Moscow and New Delhi share a plan to seat Communist China in the United Nations before Korea settlement talks. Stalin argues for participation of the five powers in the security council and a path to ceasefire via the council or unofficial contacts with US USSR and China.
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FBI Arrests Spy Suspect
Alamos New Mexico report details Rosenberg Greenglass case with Gold and Soviet contacts. Hoover cites 1945 meetings and payments including a $500 payoff and plans to flee to Mexico and Switzerland before reporting to the Soviet embassy in Czechoslovakia.
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Reuther Seeks Global Peace Fund and World Assembly
Walter Reuther outlines a sweeping plan to create a UN funded program for economic and social development funded by a $13 billion annual US pledge through 2050. He calls for a “people's world assembly” and international disarmament steps, with broad UN expansion and peacetime atomics use under security limits.
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Communists Plan 100000 Youth Rally in Dortmund
Germany's Communist backed committee for West German fighters for peace announced a large autumn rally in Dortmund to boost support in the Ruhr. The event envisions mass parades and torch-light processions attracting about 100,000 youths from across Germany.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Ruhr
Committee For West German Fighters For Peace
Dortmund
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