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A midcentury reflection on UN actions in Korea, praising the first United Nations armed police effort and its global implications. The writer laments slow NATO- allied help, argues UN legitimacy, and muses on future European conflicts. Also notes an ice show coming to the Coliseum in Fairpark and promotes Icelandia as a local spectacle.
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Russia warns against German army at Prague meeting
Soviet Deputy Prime Minister Molotov led a seven nation conference in Prague on Western Germany remilitarization. Czechoslovakia hosted with Zdenek Mierlinger chairing. Attending ministers included Minko Neyche Bulgaria Zygmunt Modzelewski Poland Gyula Kalai Hungary Ana Pauker Romania George Deritinger Eastern Germany and V Nalanjli Albania. Moscow and Prague released notes accusing Western powers of reviving German military strength in their zones.
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Gyula Kallai
Hungary
Ana Pauker
Romania
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People's Police
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Second Florida Hurricane Fizzles Out
A nuisance hurricane fizzled out in Florida, not threatening Tampa Bay or inland areas. The storm hit inland north of Cedar Key, with winds well below hurricane strength as it broke up over sparsely populated swamps about 100 miles north of Tampa. Meteorologist W. W. Talcott attributed the collapse to dry air, predicting the coast from Tarpon Springs southward would receive no further impact.
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Giant Airlift to East Will Continue
Honolulu reports the Pacific airlift of troops and materiel will continue indefinitely after the Korea war. Maj. Gen. Laurence enters says the airlift runs at a rate of a plane every seven minutes and will expand deployment postwar. A Defense source notes discussions of Pacific operations and possible future deployments in the region. The airlift began after the North Korean invasion and has moved a massive volume, with September averages at 2.2 thousand plane miles daily.
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Swift March of American Tanks Push in Korea
A vivid account of US forces driving toward Pyongyang in Korea. The First Cavalry and Seventh Regiments clash with North Korean resistance at Hakky o and Kukkya, tanks leading a rapid advance, with quotes from Col. Maree Grombe and Lt. Gen. Frank Allen reflecting on the aggressive push and historic pace of the operation.
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Ex Cabinet Member Dies at Age of 83
Henry L. Stinson former secretary of war under Taft, Roosevelt, and Hoover, died suddenly at 83 after a week of illness and a fall. He helped establish the early U S war department leadership and remains ranked among top wartimeSecretaries in American history.
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Langson Abandoned Opens Frontier to Vietminh Advances
French forces retreat from Langson frontier fortress in Indochina opening access for Vietminh and Chinese support bases. Multiple northern posts have fallen in weeks as Paris reorganizes mobile reserves and strengthens the Red River delta defenses while Seoul reports heavy fighting and massed North Korean movements near the border with Soviet territories.
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Steelman Urges Tighter Curbs to Fight Inflation
Washington October 21 Presidential Assistant John R Steelman urged stricter controls on installment buying and said other measures may become necessary to curb inflation He spoke as the government tightened controls on materials including rubber and stainless steel and ordered exports of industrial alcohol cut back Officials said tire shortages are not in sight and noted the move preserves prior supply levels
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Boyle Back Leads Democrats Amid Campaign Shuffle
Boyle resumes leadership as Democratic committee head while Senator Anderson campaigns across seven states including Indiana Colorado Idaho and South Dakota. The party paused for elections while Boyle’s absence since September 35 raises questions as rival factions consider new strategic moves led by Guy Gabrielson who coordinates Western states operations.
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