Truman Marshall warn of atomic risk in Korea clash
President Truman and General Marshall warn Russia could threaten use of atomic bombs on American cities and urge strong retaliation if the Korean War expands. They cite intensified air activity and potential attacks on bases in Japan and supply routes, stressing allied mobilization and preparedness to deter aggression.
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J. M. Roberts, Jr
Truman
MacArthur
Russia
General Marshall
United States
Korea
Japan
Marshall
Senate
America
Hitler
Britain
Poland
Siberian
Vladivostok
A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles
A million dollars yearly is spent on pile remedies, while Petersons Ointment promises fast relief from itching. The cooling astringent treatment is sold as a 40c box or 70c tube with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Weather Trials Shape A Hikers Spring Outdoors
The article portrays a countryman’s struggle with persistent rain through May hampering garden work and steady outdoor plans. Despite weather delays, spring blooms glow in violet, yellow, and white amid lingering thunder showers and a rich chorus of warblers galore as he enjoys field study and nature walks.
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Jair
Willow ware pattern bowing from 1780 by Minton
Answers cover ware origins penicillin discovery linguistic notes ancient scripts and river navigation. Questions include patterns by Thomas Minton 1780 and the term sleuth origin along with facts about the Amazon navigability and chow mein versus chop suey, plus constitutional reform ending untouchability.
Ingalls Calls It The Power Of The Nation Center of U S
A Senator labeled the region the geographical center of the United States describing it as the power of the nation. He stressed its symbolic importance and urged attention to local development and national pride anchored by this central location.
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Ingalls
The
U. S
Elevator Strike In Mop Up Stage
New York workers from Local 32-B AF L strike against about 200 city buildings as unions push to bring all commercial sites under contract by Friday. Yesterday's walkouts affected 100 buildings, with 500 employees taking part. by nightfall only five buildings remained impacted.
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New York
Elewaitor
New York City
Building Service Employes International Union
AFL
Mrs Garnier J Wins Release
Agnes Garnier, 56, released after serving under two years of a one to 10 year term for manslaughter in the 1949 death of John Owen president of the National Apartment House Owners Association. Prosecutors said she and Owen wrestled for a pistol after a quarrel over his friendship with actress Irene Rich at his Riverside County Ranch. The defense called her Owen’s secretary and unwed wife.
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Los Angeles
John Owen
National
Irene Rich
Owen
Riverside County
Warbler Watches and Birds in a Shady Ravine
A hiker reports warbler activity near Hudson Bay country with Myrtle Warbler and Blue-gray Gnatcatchers seen in thickets near a dam. The Blackburnian Warbler, Scarlet Tanager, Louisiana Waterthrush, and blooming wildflowers are noted during two afternoon treks despite fickle light and moving mayflies.
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Hudson Bay
Louisiana
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Fla
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China
Thomas Minton
Thomas ‘Turner
Alexander Fleming
Hebbrew
India
Pitchblend
Belgian Congo
Amazon River
Amazon
Rey
Pluto
Salvation Army
Mrs. Garnier
Helena Rubinstein
Routman
Phila
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