Secret defense notices and Communist bans in defense plants
Debaters argue a anti Communist bill would force the secretary of defense to post notices only if he wants to expose a plant as involved in secret government work. They caution such notices could reveal sensitive operations and hamper security while noting possible penalties for workers who hide their beliefs. The discussion reflects broader concerns about government surveillance and control.
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Secretary of Defense
Congress Agg
Secretary, of Defense
Defense
Ord
de Tacmera
Ford
Henry Ford
Edsel
Ford Motor Co
Fords
Henry 2Nd
Frey and Northcott clash over best ad agency choice
Ede and Reagan present layouts to Lewis Northcott who declares Frey & Company the best in New York after reviewing the copy and layouts. Jeff, haggard, worries Northcott may change his mind as the agency triumph echo follows at the office and dinner.
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Ede
Reagan
Northcott
Gen
Forthcott
Frey & Company
New York
North‘oll Abe
Agency
Jeffrey
Jeff
Saft
Myron
Jennifer
One War That Soldiers Had to Fight Not Civilians
An American journalist peers into Korea with humor, noting soldiers’ mood shifts from grim duty to renewed faith as technology and manpower bolster front lines. He warns of losses among junior officers and West Point graduates, stressing the war’s impact on future leadership and the need for trained troops beyond the present emergency.
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Seoul
Korea
al “Hation
United States
Japan
West Point
National Guard
Watafft
Regular
United Nations
West German Police Brace for Communist Demonstrations
West German police prepared for an expected onslaught of rioting Communists across nine Ruhr cities this weekend from Hamburg to Cologne. Authorities warned residents to avoid crowds as 10 000 FKJ members were forecast in Cologne while refugee dossiers suggested Soviet agents posing as refugees fueled unrest.
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Bonn
Germany
Ruhr
Hamburg
Cologne
Rhine
East
all-German Affairs Ministry
Konrad Adenauer
Communist
Free German Youth
FKJ
Hannover
Dortmund
Muenster
Bochum
Easen
Ludwigshafen
Claims Two Are Trying to Oust Gen MacArthur
Indiana Senator Capehart says President Truman and Secretary Marshall are conspiring to remove General MacArthur from his Far East command after the November 7 election. He warned of bitter animosity toward MacArthur in Washington and accused him of opposing the Truman Marshall policy that aided China’s Nationalists and led to the Korean War. Capehart, campaigning for reelection, claimed MacArthur urged the President to keep troops in Korea to avoid further bloodshed.
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Indianapolis
Truman
Marshall
Capehart
R-Ind
MacArthur
Far East
Washington
Marehydt
Douglas Macdrthi
Republcan
Southpart
MacArhuy
Ching
China
Ian Capehart
Deéngeral MacArthur
South Korea
Transformation of Maritime SOS Signal in Wireless Distress
A historical note explains how the wireless emergency call COD was changed to SOS at sea. The shift reflects ease of reading its three dots, three dashes, and three dots, improving SOS readability and signaling for help.
Sicily Society Linked With Underworld
Kansas City reporting on Sept 29 reveals a Senate Crime Investigating Committee hearing into the Matia society tied to the Mafia. Witnesses described gambling, narcotics and murders across major cities. Claude A. Follmer testified about bloodshed tied to narcotics rings and the 1945 Chicago killing of Carl Carramusa, with ties to Binaggio’s Kansas City death.
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Kansas City
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Matle
Trumans Home
Matia
Claude A. Follmer
Mafia
Carl Carramusa
Follmer
Carramusa
Chicago
New Orleans
Tampa
Fla
Detroit
Los Angeles
Galveston
Denver
San Francisco
Charles Binaggio
Kansas City Northside
First U.S. Auto Patent Granted in 1895 to Selden
The earliest U S internal combustion engine patent went to George H Selden in 1895 Automotive history notes that windmills were widespread in Germany and Holland before the 12th century reflecting early energy technology progress.
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U. S
George H. Selden
Germany
Holland
Hamman Returning to Little Rock VA Office
Amy Hamman is named to return as manager of the Little Rock regional VA office, succeeding James A. Winn. Hamman has long served the VA in various roles since 1921 and now leads claims service at the Fort Snelling VA center in Minnesota. The report also notes general food supply trends and candy industry data from 1949.
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Little Rock
Amy Hamman
Veterans Administration
Washington
Hamman
Lite Rock
James A. Winn
Winna
Fort Snelling
St. Paul
Minn
Hopes Dashed Continued From Page One
Fragmentary excerpts describe road to market and rising costs of containers and processing materials. Despite pressures, there are bright spots noted with a hint of improvement for Jower.
Arkansan Wounded in Korean Fighting
Marine Pfc. Charles Preston Roddy, son of Mr and Mrs George P Roddy of Rt 2 McCory Arkansas, has been wounded in Korea.
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Washington
Charles Preston Roddy
George P. Roddy
Rt. 2
McCory, Ark
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QP Ticket Office
Bende Brey
Lewis Narthcott
Tommy
Melbourne
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Gil
Gilbert
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Frey
Gil Summerfield
Gen. MacArthur
Sicily
Gandy
Philip P. Golt
National Confectioners Association
Gates
Arkansan
St.Joseph Aspirin
Vicks VapoRub
Mom
America
Apeagams
Staoger
H.p
My Jobe
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Tuck
Truk
Trad
Hope Auto CO
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