Truman appeals for ten billion defense push and production boosts
President Truman urges Congress to authorize production loan guarantees and direct loans to raise defense output. He argues for expanded overseas military aid and a stepped up security program, warning of extended conflict in Korea and stressing resolve to defend international peace. He notes allied support must grow and that mobilization is underway for possible global emergencies.
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First Cavalry Completes Landing Aid for Southern Push
Communist forces now appear to be building up strength for a renewed push south as the First Cavalry lands with all equipment. Conventional weapons, artillery, engineering gear, and vast supplies are ashore, moved by snub-nosed landing craft and amphibious ducks in relays. Doyle said all troops and vehicles plus essential supplies were put ashore within 12 hours, excluding reserves not needed yet.
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Grain Harvest by Combines Surges to 590000 in 1949
The United States harvested about 590000 grain combining machines in 1949, up from 375000 in 1945. About 90 percent of this year's wheat and rice crops are expected to be gathered with combines.
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Time zone notes for radio schedule changes
Eastern Local Time guidance explains subtracting one hour for central and two hours for mountain zones. Mentions that some local stations adjust relay times to fit schedules and that last minute program changes cannot be included.
Evening Radio Schedule Listing for July 19
A detailed radio network timetable lists show titles and start times across Abe Network CBS MBS and related stations for July 19. Programs include news reports sports music talk dramas comedies and variety shows from 6:00 pm to 1:15 am with entries such as One Man's Family Garry Moore Show The Falcon Dr Christian and Philip Marlowe among others.
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Government Housing Credit Curtailed Under President Order
The article describes President Truman restricting credit terms for government housing loans to slow the postwar housing boom. VA lawyers study the issue and the move is expected to curb buyer demand and builder financing while private lenders may tighten terms as well.
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Communists Massing Again Near Taejon Front
Allied forces report a renewed push by Communist units with landings planned to ease pressure on the 24th Division around Taejon. American jets downed three Yak fighters, knocked out six tanks and 55 trucks, and five bridges behind the lines were destroyed to sever supply routes.
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