Truman Plans Military Action in Korea Crisis
The United States under President Truman acts decisively to respond to Soviet aggression in Korea. With UN support, the move defends freedom and deter aggression, asserting strength in Asia and Europe. The decision draws Formosa into defense, signaling a firm stance to prevent further war and protect peace.
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United States
Truman
Korea
Soviet Union
Free World
Hitler
Rhineland
Ethiopia
Manchuria
United Nations
Treman
South Korea
Tself
Philippines
Indo-China
Asia
Europe
Far East
Formosa
Pacific
Petroleum Bloc in High Resentment Against President
Washington June 30 The politico petroleum bloc resents the administration for an inconsistent stance toward their industry. Former Kansas City officer William M Boyle Jr heads the Democratic National Committee and advised vetoing the Kerr Natural Gas bill to aid Truman reelection plans. Boyle’s formula seeks labor, liberal, and minority support to secure a renomination with limited southern party help. He was reportedly paid by the Independent Natural Gas Association until shortly before his DNC chair appointment. The Kerr veto, labeled a billion-dollar consumer rape by ADA allies, would push prices higher as producers delay sales pending new efforts at passage. Applications before the Fed- era influence suggests ongoing expansion delays due to anticipated regulation.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
William M. Boyle, Jr
Kansas City
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Boyle
White House
Capitol
Federal Power Commission
Rayburn
Bob" Kerr
Oklahoma
Senziers Connally and Johnson
Texas
Air Truman
CIO
Americans For Democratic Action
FEPC
Missouri
Borle
Hej
Independent Natural Gas Association
Houre Co
Bole
Ingal
Kerr- Rayburn-Connaily Bioc. Ee
Capitol Hill
Aribuine and Post Deliveries in Jefferson City
Classified text from Jefferson City Post shows old newspaper masthead details, pricing, delivery terms, and postal notices. It lists subscription rates for Missouri counties, carrier delivery, and notes about combination mailing, with scattered garbled phrases. The fragment includes publisher and Associated Press attribution and mentions of subscription options.
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Phoce
Rosert Goeborn
Fublisher Wenger
Associated Press
Jerteraan
Raisin Jefteraap City
Morsing
Svenizg
Baader
Dees Matterlede
Tomes
Cartier Derery
Cole
Adiothing
Missouri
Sissouri
Lother
Afissourit
Cote
Lonatieny
Orber
Ounsee
Stiss
Aatemaics
Orbes
Noeisise
Aussourit
Atreice
Boy Scout Jamboree Points Toward Future Bivouacs
From Valley Forge, 1940s era coverage notes 47 000 Boy Scouts from 20 foreign countries gathering for a weeklong jamboree. President Truman expected to speak opening night. Scouts explore Valley Forge as Korea War shadows loom, with concern from scoutmasters over future conflicts and the safety of youth.
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Valley Forge
West Point
George Washington
Continental Army
Washington
Korea
Eoli
America
Truman
Far East
Mount Misery
Doctor Answers Liver Trouble and Skin Spots Misconceptions
Dr Edwin P. Jordan discusses liver disease relation to skin spots and alopecia. He notes liver deficiency does not cause spots, denies vitamin deficiency links, mentions penicillin's uncertain value, and explains various skin conditions like vitiligo and coloboma with calls for examination to diagnose.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
Natural gas rate hikes threaten winter shortages
The Federal Power Commission faces requests from natural gas companies totaling nearly 2 billion dollars. If denied, shortages may occur next winter. Dalief of Houston, former Roosevelt in-law, seeks a 144.5 million dollar transmission line from East Texas to Kalamazoo, to be built by Valley Gas Pipe Line, with undisclosed backers. Additional filings show broader service demands, while a separate Q and A column notes medical and scientific queries. The piece also critiques Louis Johnson's Korea analysis and U S policy, warning of a potential clash with Russia.
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Eral Power Commission
New England
California
FPC
Truman
Kerr
Curtis BL
Dalief Houston
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Dalf
East Texas
Kalamazoo
Mich
Valley Gas Pipe Line Company
Louis Johnson
Pentagon
Europe
Acheson
Korea
Moscow
Noa
Washington
Republic
Japan
Philippines
Johansenian
Russia
Svar
Stock Farm Manager Dies in Chicago Wreck
Robert Parker, 40, manager of Brookhill stock farm near Clarksville, died from injuries after a taxi cab collision with a truck in Chicago. The fatal accident occurred Wednesday night, and Parker’s death is reported as the latest in a string of incidents affecting the farm’s leadership. The U S Geological Survey also reports coal deposits exceeding 1,060,000,000 tons in the San Juan basin spanning Colorado and New Mexico.
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Louisiana
Chicago
Robert Parker
Brookhill
Clarksville
U. 5, Geological Survey
San Juan Basin
Colorado
Wrand New iMexico
Hadacol Promoted For Neuritis Pains In Missouri
Lucy Hollinsworth of Shirley Missouri writes that after using one bottle of Ranacan she felt weaker with neuritis and aches vanish and she grew stronger recommending Ranacan as a cure. The ad promises relief from deficiencies in vitamins and iron and notes trial and family sizes with pricing.
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Lucy Hollinsworth
Shirley
Missouri
Tam
Ranacar
Wanacay
LeBlanc
New Policy of US Gives Queer Twist To China Conflict
DeWitt Mackenzie reports Truman's policy freeze seeks to stop Red invasion of Formosa while pressuring Chiang Kai-shek to cease operations against the mainland. The Seventh Fleet will prevent attacks, with future Formosa status to await Pacific security, Japan peace, or UN action. Both sides gird for further action as Reds prepare to invade Formosa and Chiang consolidates defenses with a large army.
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DeWitt MackKenzie
America
China
Truman
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
U.N
Korea
Pacific
Seventh Fleet
Japan
United Nations
Chi-ang
Iis
Chinese leaders differ on Formosa war risks
The piece reports Mao and Zhou En Lai accusing U.S. protection of Formosa as intervention and aggression while Chiang Kai-shek’s regime welcomes Washington’s Seventh Fleet move. It cites Dr. Tsiang arguing China could pause military actions but must defend territorial integrity. It also questions future settlement and hints at possible Chinese land forces involvement in Korea.
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Mao Tze-Tung
Ster Che En-Lai
Peiping
Formosa
China
Truman
Seventh Fleet
George Yeh
Chiang
T. F. Tsiang
United Nations
Formosas
Washington
South Korea
Tsiang
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