10 Jun 1951
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1951
Page
1
Gen MacArthur charges General Marshall with mismanaging China policy and says aid to China should curb Communists rather than pressure Chiang Kai-shek into a government role. The exchange comes during 40 hours of Senate hearings on U.S. China policy with Acheson declining to comment.
Charles E. Wilson president of General Motors earned 626 100 in salary and bonuses for 1950 as listed in SEC public records. Others named include Bradley Greenewalt Coyle Curtice En Goad Donner and Grace with multi hundred thousand dollar packages. Several Du Pont and American Tobacco executives also appear among the top earners.
Old friends from the comics, including Freckles, promise summer fun for all when The Enterprise is mailed to you. Stay connected to the strip and enjoy the seasonal flair with daily appearances and lighthearted adventures.
About 100000 residents north of the Han River under the Western Front front line route are ordered to evacuate by United Nations and South Korean authorities. The move follows requests of the Eighth Army to clear the area immediately behind the battle zone.
The Air Force ordered an investigation into a Thunderjet crash near Richmond Indiana where three other pilots were uninjured. Gen. Hoyt A. Vandenberg named Maj. Gen. Victor R. Bertrandias to direct the probe as Lt. Gen. Curtis LeMay led wreck inspections. Guards and federal agents safeguarded the eight jet wrecks. some pilots reported engine failures after electrical storms.
Chicago reports show a beef scare failing to take hold as price ceilings and market factors keep supplies tight. Butchers say demand remains weak with shoppers buying less or focusing on cheaper cuts. Industry officials warn a shortage is inevitable if ceilings persist.
Two AWOL British diplomats sparked a Europe‑wide manhunt as detectives traced a wild trail from France to Italy. Burgess and MacLean, high level Foreign Office officials, vanished after telegraphing cryptic Mediterranean holiday messages from Rome and Paris. The case drew in 15 million sleuths as authorities weigh splits or eastward flight with British secrets at stake.
Army Secretary Frank Pace told graduates at the University of Arkansas that time since Korea has been well spent and the United States is prepared to fight if the Soviets choose full scale war. He cited rapid mobilization, expanded forces, and advanced weapons as a deterrent to aggression.
Tokyo reports Secretary Marshall held secret talks amid South Korean fears of a possible cease-fire near the 38th Parallel. President Rhee warned of action if UN decisions threaten national security while Foreign Minister Pyun cautioned that any halt at the line would signal danger to the free world.
Robert A Taft urged Republicans to rebuild honesty and frankness in government as the party plots a 1952 bid He spoke at a GDP dinner and criticized the Truman administration for moral decline and inconsistent foreign policy He warned of creeping socialism and urged early organizing nationwide targeting communism and welfare state policies.
Red resistance stiffened along the Korean battlefront as an Eighth Army spokesman said the foe showed every indication of fighting for Chorwon and Kumhwa. UN troops pressed toward the Iron Triangle hubs, seeing 3,000 Reds digging entrenchments near Chorwon, with an Allied tank patrol four miles from Kumhwa.
President Truman plans a national radio and television address at 9 30 p m to push cheaper meat prices and a stronger controls law. He seeks a two year extension of the Defense Production Act and outlines new powers on prices wages and materials.
House Republican Leader Joseph Martin said the public backs General MacArthur and his policy program despite the Senate inquiry into President Truman’s dismissal. He noted expected public sentiment growth as MacArthur tours Texas and New England and speaks to state legislatures.
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