Rules Change In Korea Stir World War II Era Headlines
American fliers given new authority to cross the 38th parallel to strike the northern Korean targets. Gen. Douglas MacArthur ordered raids to cripple the communist air force, with reports of B29 bombers crossing into North Korea and hitting Pyongyang. The move ends strict limits on crossing the line seen as an iron curtain.
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Korea
Douglas MacArthur
38Th Parallel
MacArthur
Tokyo
Communist Radio
Pyongyang
Yalta
Roosevelt
Stalin
United States
Russia
South Korea
United Nations
Moscow
Infiltration Fears Mark Broadcast Industry Unity
Washington reports quote NBC chairman Niles Trammell warning Radio and TV media face Communist infiltration aimed at shaping public opinion. He notes FBI investigations and media experts must guard broadcasts to keep America’s information sphere independent and strong.
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Washington
U.P
American Broadcasting Industry
Niles Trammell
National Broadcasting Company
Trammell
National Academy of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Kenosha Evening News masthead and pricing note
The item presents the Kenosha Evening News issue details from June 30 1950 including publication title volume and number along with postal note and subscription rate table for local and distant counties. It lists daily publication except Sunday and origin at 1717 58th St Kenosha Wisconsin.
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Kenosha
Washington State Gains In Population Totals
Preliminary census figures show Washington state at 2,361,269 residents, a 36 percent increase over ten years. Gene Harris, area census supervisor, announced the result today in Seattle.
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Washington State
Seattle. Wash
U.P
Gene Harris
West Berlin Faces Soviet Order to Cut East German Power
Soviet authorities ordered shutdown of electricity and water to West Berlin from East Germany at midnight. West Berlin officials said supplies could be self produced but warned a new blockade would strain the city. Mayor Ernst Reuter called the move an attempt to shift tensions from Korea to Germany.
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Berlin
U.P
West Berlin
East Germany
Pacific
Europe
Ernst Reuter
Korea
Germany
Reuter
Truckers Face License Delay in Wisconsin
Wisconsin truckers face a delay in receiving new license plates due to a steel shortage at the prison factory. Licensing Director Melvin Larsen said plates will be sent as fast as produced, with about a few arriving now and 224,000 truck and trailer owners to be served. Tomorrow is the application deadline. proof of application keeps drivers in the clear. Aluminum will replace steel temporarily as supply arrives to speed production.
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Madison
Wis
U.2
Wisconsin
Motor Vehicle Department
Melvin Larsen
Larsen
F. X. Ruger
Television receiver operating cost per clock hour
The article estimates the running cost of a television receiver at two-fifths of a cent per clock hour while electrical current is priced at two cents per kilowatt hour.
Milk Strike Ends in Pittsburgh After 3 Weeks
About 3,000 AFL milk and ice cream workers ratified a contract ending a three week strike that disrupted deliveries to 2.3 million residents. Regular milk service resumes tomorrow to Pittsburgh and six counties. The deal sets a 44 hour week with 48 hours pay, driver wages at 12.50 daily, and a three week paid vacation for long service.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Beaver
Butler
Fayette
Greene
Lawrence
Washington
Poetic Talents Backfire For Divorced Husband
In Knoxville judge H B Webster awards Mrs Wood Row Wilson Whaley $10 weekly alimony after she produced a postcard from her ex husband reading Your eyes may shine Your teeth may grit But none of my money Will you get.
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Knoxville
Tenn
U.P
H. B. Webster
Woodrow Wilson Whaley
Louisiana Governor Signs Emergency Civil Defense Bill
Governor Earl Long signed an emergency civil defense bill rushed through the Louisiana legislature to prepare the state for any duty it might be asked to perform during the Korean crisis.
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Baton Rouge
U.P
Earl Long
Louisiana
Yanks Disturb British Calm In Hong Kong
AP reports a tense exchange in Hong Kong as questions about U S and Russia war and a World Cup victory prompt anxious reactions. An editor confirms the United States defeated Britain in the World Cup, highlighting international curiosity and nerves.
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Hong Kong
Associated Press
United States
Russia
Britain
Navy finds antihistamines ineffective against common cold
The Navy reports four antihistamine drugs tested at Great Lakes Training Center were ineffective in preventing or relieving cold symptoms. A study of 1,964 men and women found no significant difference versus traditional cold tablets, excluding allergy reactions.
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Washington
Navy
Navy Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
John R. Seal
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