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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1950
Page
2
Malik’s push for an indemnity and disciplinary action drew cautious speculation of a diplomatic coup. Despite Soviet Greece charges on terrorism failing 2-9, Western observers rated Jebb and Austin as more forceful, undermining Malik’s repeated arguments and propaganda value.
The House approved a control bill amid an investigation request into O Dwyer record with two members saying Norman Thomas urged support. Connally dismissed protests as general grouch. The U S Forest Service logged 7 957 flights in anti forest firework in 1949 and Montana shipped 3 256 956 Christmas trees in 1949.
In a renewed push 23 miles southwest of Taegu, North Korean forces tried to breach Allied lines along the Naktong river. US and Australian air power countered, tanks and heavy fighting marked the advance, with air bombardment and ground operations sustaining the defense as officers voiced confidence in repelling the drive near Yongsan and Pohang.
The article argues the United States seeks a neutral China to prevent a broader conflict. It suggests Russia avoids direct war, may bluff about massing Chinese forces, and could use China to pressure North Korea. Chinese aid to Koreans is noted as a factor in the evolving Asiatic balance.
White Sands New Mexico September 1 A towering flying laboratory rocket reached 85 miles high and 3600 miles an hour its warhead larger than the raid era German designs The instrument laden flight saw payloads ejected by parachute and recovered Col G G Eddy called it the fourth large test marking stability and promising results for future research Engineers from the Army General Electric and the Cambridge Research Laboratory supplied instruments and the Wright Patterson Field Dayton Ohio contributed warhead gear
Louisville recreation directors hold weekly meetings to relearn children’s games such as marbles rope skipping hopscotch kick the can and wheel barrow racing as refresher courses for adults.
The New York report notes back to school buying ahead 10 to 35 percent as 30 million plus children prepare to enroll. Baby boom continues toward 1964 peak with 44 million aged 5 to 17. Wool prices and labor costs spark price fears while Botany Mills expands to meet demand. Montgomery Ward cuts prices on many items. New schools can’t keep pace with growth, raising tax concerns.
Guthrie Oklahoma September sixteen year old Bob Lockwood faced a canceled movie date. He worked out a plan to babysit three children, borrowed his father's grocery delivery truck, and drove his girlfriend and her brother to a drive in theater with one ticket.
Walter Ulbricht was named party secretary general five weeks ago as purges hit East Germany. Neues Deutschland links purgees to espionage and lack of faith in the Soviet Union, suggesting contacts with OSS and Noel Field. The report notes Field’s disappearance and claims about his spying. The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station tests wood chips to improve soil organic matter.
In Rutledge Tennessee Mrs. George A Byers of Kingsport said goodbye to her son PFC George W Byers before he left for overseas He was home on furlough and was transferred to a California camp Red Cross officials said an effort was made to obtain an emergency furlough for the 20 year old The crash injured her husband and killed Mrs Byers A separate Chicago incident reports a bus rammed a lamp post on South Park Avenue injuring Mrs Ina Brown The post crashed through a living room window of her home and she sustained minor injuries.
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