MacArthur Reports 818,000 Chinese Menace in Korea
General MacArthur’s headquarters disclosed that 818,000 Chinese Communist troops face United Nations forces in Korea. Of these, 268,000 are in the battle line while the rest form a vast manpower reserve behind them. The report notes UN retreat from Pyongyang and Marine units maneuvering near the Chosin reservoir as turmoil grows.
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Bipartisan Talks Called on Crisis
Washington December 3 The Administration urged bipartisan support for Korean war measures after President Truman met with Secretary of State Acheson and top leaders to discuss the Far Eastern crisis. Congressional figures were summoned to Sunday State Department meetings to hear the facts on the military situation and rally unity and speed on defense measures.
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Tax avoidance versus evasion in rising 1950s receipts
The piece argues millions seek to save money by paying higher income taxes, noting projected tax increases of at least 10 percent over 1950 and possibly more if war concerns persist. It differentiates legal avoidance from evasion, urging careful tax reduction approaches, hinting at further discussion on page 22.
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