War End Not to Change Defense Plan
Washington reports suggest an early Korea end would not halt the drive to a 3,000,000 man U S force. Plans to expand air power and call reserves or draftees remain. The army weighs methods to augment Europe with a cadre division and overseas tours amid the Korean war.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
United States
Far East
Truman
Fongreas
Korea
Pentagon
Germany
U.S. Afraid of Guerrilla War in Korea
Washington experts warn that a breakdown of the Communist army in Korea could spawn guerrilla fighters able to wage a long war. Direct intervention by China or Russia is viewed as unlikely, but officials fear Moscow and Beijing may push the Reds to transform Korea into a protracted conflict akin to Greece or Indo China.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Korea
Anserigan
North Korea
Greece
Indo-China
Northcott presses for Frey & Company sale on cruise
Edith Frey on a ship learns Lewis Northcott seeks to buy Frey & Company with a high price. He offers a deal to gain control, but she refuses to sell to protect her late father’s legacy, fearing the impact on the family business and her own independence.
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Ede
Mrs. Northcott
Mrs. Winwood
Lewis Northcott
Northcott
Mr. Northcatt
Kin
Edith Frey
Cornelius Frey
North Korea guerilla risk rises amid United Nations stake
Analysts warn guerrilla warfare could drain U N efforts in Korea as mountains and rough terrain favor hit and run tactics. North Korea ignored Gen MacArthur’s surrender plea, reinforcing fears a unified force may not end the conflict quickly. Chinese involvement and population support for insurgents add to the mounting complexity of a final settlement.
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United Nations
U. S
Douglas MurcArthur
Aircraft wage pact reached after economic shift
Lockheed Aircraft Corp and the International Association of Machinists reached a new wage agreement in Burbank California. The deal raises average wages by about ten cents an hour, replacing a stalled contract due to changed economic conditions. The old contract had nearly one year to run and involved about 82500 yearly wages, with company vice president Good Chapplett and union president John Snider signaling a late remnant of talks.
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Onds
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Chappellet
John Snider
Hehe Bopan
Cate Hoabe
Cliban
Petola
Unas
Tina Way
Campaign Opens to Ship Rice to the Needy
An early drive aims to transport rice to those in need amid a period of shortages. Organizers call on volunteers and local groups to donate and assist with distribution and logistics to reach affected communities.
Kefauver Secrecy Probe Targets Chicago Crime Ties
The Kefauver crime probe in Chicago seeks to pierce secrecy around gangster activity including Al Capone era links. Witnesses, including Scarface Al’s brothers, appeared but were not called. Gov. Adlai Stevenson was slated to testify. The inquiry aims to curb interstate crime, with hearings planned in Philadelphia and potential public sessions later.
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U. S
Sian
Twe Brothers
Scarface
Adlai Stevensen
Kefiover
Fle
Senate
Truman campaign tour urged after Korea crisis
Backers push President Truman to resume campaigning for Congress amid Korea tensions. Anderson of the DNC says Truman may change his no campaign stance and tour the nation after his Chesapeake Bay cruise. Gabiels on warns Republicans to seek equal air time as parties prepare voter outreach. The DNC cites Truman urging citizens to vote, stressing duty and democracy. The message ends noting South Africa's Witwatersrand gold boom history from 1886.
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