The Korea Crisis and Washington Spin in Lane Smith Outlook
Congressman Lane H. Smith argues the Northern Korean attack blindsided officials, blames foreign policy for Korea’s fall, and condemns Service and Acheson. He cites Tydings hearings, subversive activity at St. Louis, and White House refusal to share files. He warns of force in Asia and notes Canadian tax changes.
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South Korea
State Department
Central Intelligence Bureau
Congress
Johnson
Russia
Korea
Acheson - Jessup - Lattimore-Service
China
Reds
Army Service Center
St. Louis
House Post Office
Civil Service Committee
Army Finance Center
Dulles
Orient
John Foster Dulles
Dean Acheson
Dean Rusk
Washington
Japan
New Freighter Wilfred Sykes Sets Round Trip Record
In Sault Ste. Marie Michigan observers claim the Wilfred Sykes unofficially completed a Soo to Marquette iron ore dock round trip in 27 hours. The 200 mile each way voyage winds through Lake Superior with a 17 000 ton ore cargo possibility noted by watchers. Since May 29 the vessel has been a near daily presence through the locks.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Wilfred Sykes
Sykes
Soo
Marquette
Lake Superior
Inland Steel
Queen of the Lakes
Arizona Population Rises 50 Percent Since 1940
Arizona reports a tentative population total of 742,382, up 50 percent from the 1940 census of 449,261 and six times the 1900 count of 122,931, according to the census bureau.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Kenosha Evening News Police Beat June 30 1950
Local brief notes from Kenosha include police activity summaries and civic notices. Details reflect routine incidents and city governance updates reported in late June.
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Kenosha
Wis
33 States Set To Sell Yellow Free Minus Tax
Washington reports for the first time in 64 years tax free yellow margarine will be sold in 33 states starting tomorrow. The repeal ends a 10 cent tax and a ½ cent uncolored oleo tax, while 15 states ban its sale. Officials warn of butterleggers and require signs and triangular margarine pots in eateries. Public eating places face potential violations as inspectors plan to crack down with new funds.
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Washington
U.P
Federal
Oscar W. Ewing
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
White House
Five Violent Deaths in State Reported
United Press details five deaths in Wisconsin and nearby areas. A family of four, plus a 27 year old mother, died in a train car crash near Krakow. a girl perished from petrol ignition near Aprieton. and a boy drowned at an abandoned quarry after a fall from a 46 foot ledge. The wreck left Gerald Ahlsweed in hospital and no injuries to train passengers.
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Wisconsin
Arvella Ahlsweed
Krakow
Carol
Alice
North Western
Gerald
Green Bay
Gillett
Darlene Dean
Ker By
John Sk
Berlin
Green Lake County
Beautiful sun-pinafore pattern offer from Anne Adams
Readers are invited to mail twenty cents to Anne Adams Pattern Department in Chicago for a sun-pinafore and summer styles. The notice includes instructions to print name address zone size and style number and mentions a Summer Pattern Book with vacation ideas and bath or beach sarongs.
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Anne Adams
Kerosha Evening News
P. O
Chicago
Anne
Bath
Holiday Travel Rush Begins Across the Nation
The Fourth of July holiday peak sees 36 million cars on highways covering 5.6 billion miles and 370 million gallons of gas burned. The National Safety Council forecasts 385 deaths in a peak four day period starting tonight, as Americans pursue vacations amid wartime concerns and postwar patriotism.
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United Press
National Safety Council
Women Boo Bigamist in Chicago Court Trial
In Chicago a crowd of women booed and hissed as John A. Juras 25 was sentenced to one to two years in prison for bigamy. Judge George H. Fisher noted the disruption and remarked that the sentence may be a favor since escape would be difficult.
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Chicago
John A. Juras
George H. Fisher
Juras
Lutherans reaffirm Romans passage use at convention
The Milwaukee based Lutheran church Missouri Synod declined to adopt an official interpretation of Romans 16 17 18. Delegates reaffirmed use in constitution catechism and a doctrinal statement. They warned against liberty abuse and noted possible exegetical differences. The gathering also approved state aid for parochial school social services but opposed tax refunds to subsidize church schools.
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Milwaukee
Lutheran church-Missouri Synod
Synod
Brethers
Truman Ignores Push To Reconsider Pike Nomination
Senate atomic committee members show little sign of heeding President Truman’s wish to reconsider Sumner T. Pike for a new four year term on the atomic energy commission. Pike’s nomination faces opposition from five committee members, leaving the AEC short of a five member board as Pike’s term ends tonight.
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Washington
Senate
Joint Atomic Committee
Truman
Sumner T. Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate-House
Pike
AEC
McMahon
D-Conn
Mr. Truman
Commission
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Maine
House
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Millikin
Bricker
Ohio
Joint Committee
Frank E. Hook
Michigan
Motor Claims Commission
Martin A. Hutchinson
Virginia
Federal Trade Commission
Cowboy Clothing Influence Noted by Trade Editor
Elizabeth Morton, a trade book editor, suggests cowboys and their apparel shape today’s youth during the Philadelphia regional writers conference. Teachers dismiss fashion hype as kids switch coats, spurs, and hats with the clock.
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Philad-iphia
Elizabeth Morton
Philad* Phia
Life Is Dreary for Wenatchee Children
Wenatchee, Washington residents faced a dull start to summer as the city pool stayed closed due to high Columbia River water. The Clyde Beatty circus canceled its two Wenatchee bookings amid a railroad strike.
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Wenatchee
Wash
U.P
Columbia River
Clyde Beatty Circus
Portrait painter Ilya 63 2d dies in San Francisco
San Francisco portrait painter Ilya Peter Alexander died Thursday. He served with a Czarist Russian aviation unit in 1917 and came to San Francisco in 1922.
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San Francisco
Peter Alexander
Ilya
Watson Proposes Dormitories for Rural High School Pupils
Wisconsin education chief George Watson urged the legislature to grant school districts authority to build and operate dormitories for rural pupils attending city high schools. He called for repealing the five dollar weekly board and room cap and proposed bus safety improvements and centralized bus contracting by county committees.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
George Watson
Watson
Legislative Council
Nicol Withdraws From Wisconsin Assembly Race
Assembly Speaker Alex Nicol of Sparta has withdrawn from his bid for a seventh term in Monroe county. The 55 year old former lieutenant governor candidate gave no reason for stepping back. Nicol first won election in 1938 and served as speaker last year. Three GOP candidates remain: Frank G. Mitchell, Earl Hall, and Roland Vieth.
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Sparta
Wis
U.P
Assembly
Alex Nicol
Nicol
Monroe County
George Smith
Republican Assembly
Frank G. Mitchell
Wilton
Earl Hall
Tunnel City
Roland Vieth
Norwalk
la Follette
Legislative Council
Old Commission For Improvement of
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Washington Spotlight
Seoul
McCarthy Nails Service
Tydings
John S. Service
McCarthy
Service
United States
Jaffe
Far East
Amerasia Magazine
Mark Gayn
Andrew Roth
New York
Amerasia People
John Service
Soviet Russia
Acheson
Bureau of Standards
Department of Government
House Committee
Phony
Bruce Knight
Dartmouth
Senator Graham
North Carolina
Graham
South Carolina
Canada
Asia
Clara Burghardt
W. 60Th St
Rendezvous
Geneva
Vie
Kenesha
June Morgan
Broadway
Lee Vernon
Bill Bonadio
Art Peck
The
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maxine (Chick
Ansen Accordionist
Melody Lane
Bigamist
40Th Avenue
Ern
Lecch
Portrait Pc
Olga Tarnova
Shangri-La
Cleo Walley
Phantasy
Radiem
Dotty Norman
Sophie Tucker
Lenny Hermann
Jsawe Raye
Indo-China
Donald R. Heath
Bulgaria
Ruby ‘Tavern
Sixth Ave
Europe
Uum Poors
Netian Room
52Nd St
Katherine Naprenok
Lake Benedict Road
Powers
Charlie Agnew
Helen Hansen
Pete Collins
Bob Nolan
Hanks
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Waukegan
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