Navy to reactivate ships to halt invasion and defend Korea
The committee heard that Admiral Vinson ordered the reactivation of 12 Pacific coast troop ships capable of carrying 35,000 men and 20 victory ships from reserve, with 2,240 cargo vessels kept in reserve. Army budgets may near 837,000, while navy and air force ceilings rise to 66,882 and 502,000 respectively, signaling increased manpower needs. The ensuing moves aim to deter Communist aggression and prepare for broader conflicts.
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Vinson
South Korea
Pacific
House
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
200 Fight Continued Through Fierce Combat
Soldiers recount grips of battle when Red tanks broke Tae Jon defenses. Wounded and exhausted fighters pressed forward, with Majors and sergeants guiding convoys as artillery and mortars hit their positions. One man drowned crossing a river while Reagan completed a barefoot retreat after losing his clothing. Chaplain G H Chaphey recalled scarce socks and hope amid the fighting.
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Cot Wad-ington
Tae Jon
Wounders
Robert Cardenes
San
Fernanda
Calif
Cardenes
Col. Washington
Wadlington
St. Paul
Reagan
Heveen
G. H. Chaphey
Elleville
New York
Americans Continue From Page One In Mountain Ridge Assault
The report describes American troops advancing against a mountain village near Yechon with Capt. Cartlan S. Johnson of Chester, Pa and M Sgt Kenneth Brown of La Mesa, Texas. Under artillery and mortar fire, two companies flanked the area while machine gun fire and infantry moved through rice fields and tree groves, with intense clashes near a mud hut and surrounding fields. The distant note mentions an estimate of 429 grape varieties.
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Cartlan S. Johnson
Chester
Kenneth Brown
la Mesa
Tex
Yechon
Domestic insight on labor value and marriage duties
Dorothy Dix discusses how husbands and wives misjudge each other’s daily labor and stresses the lack of appreciation across genders. She argues shared experience could ease domestic tensions, then shifts to reader questions about college for girls, Platonic friendship, and when to tell an adopted child about his status.
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Will
Mary
Johnny
Dix
Collge
Dorothy Dix
Lucille
Girgan
Tor ‘Gether
Miss Dix
M. M
Weather Oddity From Anarchic Text Fragment
Fragmentary note discusses Fahrenheit scale and naming origin but text is garbled and incomplete. Mentions Gabriel Fahrenheit, Germany, and temperature concept though details are unclear. No clear event or date available.
General Maj. Gen. Dean Reported Missing in Korea
Washington July 22 An official report states Maj. Gen. William F. Dean commanding general of the 24th division is missing in action in Korea and wounded. Gen Douglas MacArthur conveyed the news noting Dean’s intrepid conduct at Taejon and that efforts to locate him continue.
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Washington
Army Today
Wiliam F. Dean
Mth
Korea
Dean
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Hin
Desh
MacArthur
Dean J
Taejon
Zaaion
Mara Andi
Igisti
Fersonally
Alli
Mildrid
Dean Dean
East Command
George H. Dern
Rof War
Army
Wilhiam
E. Deen
Fras
West Point
Publishers Accuse Printers Union Again
The American Newspaper Publishers Association ANPS charges describe involuntary actions by the printers union WPAy to influence teletypesetter workers and snaphers involved in news production. Field reps including Robert N. Denham look to decide if a complaint will be issued before the NLRB.
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Washington
Hewanagen Pabiisbers
Bay
Tufts
Andy
Amercan
ANPS
Field
Robert N. Denham
Eneral
Cinsel
NLRB
Russian Sub Sighted Off Newfoundland Waters
Sunday Herald quotes a trawler captain reporting a submarine spotted on the Grand Banks off Newfoundland. A Royal Canadian Navy official said reports are under investigation. no confirmation. The incident follows other Atlantic sightings amid Korea tensions and a four day search yielded inconclusive results.
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St. John'’s
Sunday Herald
Newfoundland
Royal Canadian Navy
Ottawa
Mhoment
The
Russia
United States
United Kingdom
Hhe
Korea
Atlantica
North America
Atlantic Provinces
George's Banks
ANPA fight escalates over union charges and retrial plans
ANPA leaders dispute new NLRB accusations of unfair labor practices amid calls for retrial. Key figures such as Denham and Hinsen defend actions, while publishers face a wave of coordinated strikes across Meriden Texarkana and Arkansas towns. Irish Fort Smit and others hail legal challenge under the Taft-Hartley act as they push for terms.
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NLRB
Pantiewarith
Hiritiz
Ollieiala
Jhasn
Denham
Enta
ITU
Quirin
Atrike
Proposas
Aebbe
Elisha Hinsen
Coungél
ANBA
Tenagter
Nas
Harter
Wransfield
Ghio
Smit
Ark
Meriden
Texarkana
Dorado
Rosebure
ANPA
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Lois Johnson
Truman
Ting
Pol
Ady Bald
Tom
Charles W. Hackett
IL Klifie
Ig Pane Gnd
Clark County Bar Association
Amee
J. &. Still
Bacond Division
Sixth Chancery District
Still
ARVIN
A. Ross R. W. Huie
R. Huie
Agines F. Ashby
H. Crawford
D. W. McMillan
H.W. McMillan John H., Wright
Dick Jackson
Thomas B. Keys
David W. Lasater
Grove
Clark County
J. E. Still
T Chow
Zenit Korea
Nza-Acme
Sia
Bell Syndicate
Gabrial
Daniel Fahrenheit
Germany
Eeneral
Printers Union
California
Trinidad Harbor
Eureka
San Francisco
California-Oregon
Dr. Dornes
G. Bhartiridale
Owl Pleasure
Hempstead
Flempatead
Fauighe
Thay
Childeen
Thane
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Phillips
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