Korea's long history of strife and division
The article surveys Korea from its early legends to the present, tracing invasions and regime changes from Silla to Chosen, Japanese annexation, and foreign influence. It notes the 1945 division at the 38th parallel, UN elections in the south, and the June 25 invasion that sparked the Korean War.
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Korea
Manchuria
Yellow Sea
Sea of Japan
Silla
South Korea
O. N. Denny
China
Japan
Theodore Roosevelt
Portsmouth
N. H
U. S
Rhee
Washington
South
Republic of Korea
Russia
United Nations
North Korea
United States
Tokyo
MacArthur
Johnson
Omar Bradley
John Foster Dulles
Far East
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Dulles
38Th Parallel
North
State Department
NEA
South Korea's Tiny Navy Sails With Three PC Boats
Rear Adm. Sohn Wun II said the three converted PC boats prepare to sail as part of South Korea's fighting fleet amid U. S. aid criticism. President Rhee called aid too little and too late. Brig. Gen. Chung I Kwann travels to Seoul while provisioning continues aboard.
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Honolulu
South Korea
Sohn Wun II
Syngman Rhee
United States
Japan
Hawaii
Chung I] Kwan
Korean Army
Seoul
Sohn
U. S. Pacific
North Dakota Primary Battles Shape GOP Nominees
Gov Fred Randahl faces two non partisan league rivals Asher Burdick and Martin Stenehjem in a three way Republican congressional race. Randahl warns against state owned business expansion while urging support for his nomination. Sen Milton Young seeks independent nomination as Thoresen attacks tax burden from rearmament votes. GOP nomination seen as de facto election in North Dakota.
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Bismarck
N. D
U.P
Fred Randahl
North Dakota
Randahl
Republican Organizing Committee
Asher L. Burdick
Martin Stenehjem
William Langer
Aandahl
Burdick
Stenehjem
Non-Partisian League
Milton Young
T. H. H. Thoresen
Grand Forks
Washington
Thoresen
Young
GOP
Kenosha Evening News 1950 subscription rates ad
The page lists subscription details for the Kenosha Evening News dated June 27 1950. It shows daily delivery and Sunday-excluded publication with mail rates for Racine Walworth Lake counties and broader Wisconsin Illinois regions. Prices include weekly and yearly options with per-copy costs.
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Racine
Walworth
Lake
Wisconsin
Illinois
States
Barge Strikes Bridge Near Oshkosh In Breeze
A coal barge carrying 240 tons broke away while towed to dock and swung against the Chicago and Northwestern railway bridge at Oshkosh Wisconsin. A stiff breeze caused the incident but no danger to the bridge or barge was seen.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
U S President Jackson Ready for Christening
The 19,600 ton American President Lines ship U. S. President Jackson slides down the ways at Camden New Jersey yards as Mrs. Alben W. Barkley breaks a bottle of champagne over the bow. The liner features air conditioning and a fulltime baby sitter on board.
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Camden
N. J
American President Lines
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Alben W. Barkley
Soviet Claims UN Security Council Meeting Lacks Legal Force
The Soviet press said the Sunday United Nations security council meeting calling for a Korea cease fire had no legal effect because Soviet delegates were absent, challenging the legitimacy of the session.
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Moscow
United Nations Security Council
Korea
Soviet Union
Georgia Race Focus on Racial Issue in Wednesday Primary
Georgia faces a pivotal Democratic primary as Gov. Herman Talmadge campaigns on anti integration lines against former Gov. M. E. Thompson. The race weaves race, FEPC accusations, and party power, with other contests involving Sen. Walter George and Rep. John Wood shaping regional political dynamics.
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Atlanta
Red-gall
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Dixie
Talmadge
M. E. Thompson
Congress
Walter George
Senate Finance Committee
John Wood
House un-American Activities Committee
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Willis Smith
Frank Graham
Florida
George Smathers
Claude Pepper
Smathers
Pepper
FEPC
Federal Fair Employment Practices Commission
Truman
Thompson
Henry Wallace
Eugene Talmadge
George
Alex McLennan
McLennan
New York
Wood
Pearson
Gene” Talmadge
Herman
Storm Unleashes Heavy Damage Across Pennsylvania and Midwest
The storm struck Crawford county Pennsylvania causing extensive damage as power lines fell and trees toppled. Meadville saw thousands of greenhouse windows shattered by hail. Tornado winds up to 120 mph ripped through Oneida county Wisconsin damaging summer resort areas. North Virginia faced rain while deadly floods claimed 29 lives in the prior day. Global temperatures varied with cooler Great Lakes readings and warm Atlantic coast conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Meadville
Wisconsin
Oneida County
West Virginia
Great Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain
Ozarks
New England
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Miami
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Seattle
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Honeymooners Lose Luggage In Pasadena Theft
Jack and Lillian Cummings, married last Friday, found their car trunk missing a box with the wedding cake two suitcases with the bride s trousseau and a package with the bride s costume bracelets. The suitcases were recovered in a nearby yard while the bracelets and cake remained missing. A Colombian firm seeks U S capital to back a banana export venture of 5000 to 10000 stems monthly.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jack
Lillian Cummings
Cummings
Colombia
United States
New Oil Refinery Opens in Cartagena Spain
A new refinery in Cartagena Spain opened yesterday with American and local ownership. Caltex owns 24 percent, Spanish Petrolillos Corp. holds 24 percent, and the government owns the remaining stake. The plant is expected to produce about 12 million gallons of gasoline monthly.
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Cartagena
Spain
California-Texas
Caltex) Oil Company
Petrolillos Corp
O H P King AP Reporter in Korea
Oscar Henry Paul King known as O key is a 48 year old Associated Press correspondent in Korea. A Milwaukee native with long AP tenure he covers the front with rapid accurate dispatches and remains based in Tokyo between missions.
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O.H.P. King
Associated Press
Korea
O. H
King
Okay
Milwaukee
Wis
Oklahoma
Long Beach
Calif
Daily News
Press
Telegram
Los Angeles Examiner
San Pedro
Telegraph
Pomona
Progress-Bulletin
Lockheed
San Francisco
United Nations
Seattle
Helenbeth
Japan
Tokyo
Seoul
Mrs. King
Mediators Try To Avert New Railroad Strike
Mediation talks opened as a 250000-strong union walkout loomed and a 4000 switchmen strike slowed ore shipments on the Great Lakes. W P Kennedy of the BRT warned against optimism while unions pressed for a 40 hour week with pay intact.
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Chicago
U.P
Great Lakes
Brotherhood of Railroad
Francis O'Neill
National Railway Mediation Board
W. P. Kennedy
BRT
O'Neill
AFL Switchmen’s Union
Rock Island
Western Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago Great Western
Denver
Rio Grande Western
Waldorf Astoria Kitchen Crisis Delays Dinner
A kitchen crisis at the Waldorf Astoria caused a one hour delay in dinner as a grievance meeting with about 500 kitchen workers unfolded on the third floor. Hotel and AFL officials urged employees to stay at work while an executive agreed to a sit down on the spot to discuss grievances.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
AFL
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Wilson
Princeton University
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Kenosha
88Th St. Kenosha, Wisconsin
Ithailand
Okinawa
U. S. Fortress
Chitose
Itatuke
Ryukyu Islands
Philippines
Rat
Nabisco
America
Hornanco
Vulavots
Niagara Falls
Rational Biscuit Company
Niagara
Jackson
Security Council
Ward Cleaners
63Rd St
MacKay
Cuy
Superior
Mesabi Range
Sto Mayer
6Th Ave
Yun
Ecru
Wis. Gas and Electric
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