Congressional mobilization debate heats up over A bomb use
Washington officials report mounting pressure for emergency industry powers to aid wartime mobilization. Senators Johnson and Brewster urge strong measures while House members debate timing and scope of invoking controls to convert industry for military needs.
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Excise Tax Repeal Plan Shelved Amid Korea War Pressure
Senate Finance leaders shelved a proposed excise tax cut after White House counsel advised against tax reductions amid Korea developments. Detroit reports steel shortages threaten auto industry output with two strikes slowing plants. Hoover notes intensified underground Communist activity. Senator McCarthy seeks reopening of inquiries into government personnel hiring. XC-80 transport flight advances in New York Times forecast, market rally falters on sudden stock losses.
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Street Scenes Parade Oddities and City Curb Hustle
A man shows off a new suit with a price tag tucked on the back of a sleeve while two children roll along a skate laden sidewalk. A small dog navigates around early morning street cleaners taking a wide detour into the street.
American Troops Brace As Reds Start Big Attack
Leif Erickson reports on the American front in Korea where retreating troops claim orderly withdrawal amid Communist assault. Lt Delbert Gates of Somerville Texas praises a machine gun stop as shells fall harmlessly in nearby paddies.
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Voters Urged to Check Virginia Precinct List
Virginia brief notes voters in Gate City and Scott County should check the November election list. Treas W. Gurter asks to report missing names, amend lists within 30 days, and pay poll taxes if necessary. A new Moccasin Gap precinct will cover the area south of the mountain to the Tennessee line.
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B29s Reign In Biggest WW2 Bombing Raid North Korea
Nearly fifty B 29 Superfortresses hit a key North Korean railroad center north of the parallel as part of a mass precision bombing campaign. The raid involved two groups flying from U S West Coast bases through rain and mist, returning safely after eight days from overseas orders.
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Jath
South Koreans Repelled in Central Korean Peninsula Fight
North Korean troops pressed two heavy attacks around 10 a.m. on the central peninsula, two divisions against South Korean forces. American and Australian aircraft pounded the new attack zone from dawn to dusk and planned renewed strikes at dawn. Crochiwon, abandoned by Americans yesterday, was hit by B 29s carrying six tons of bombs targeting tanks and fortifications.
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Europe May Get More Arms Aid Amid Korean Crisis
Administration officials push to accelerate U S arms shipments to Western Europe raising the prospect of doubling the aid in the wake of the Korean crisis. Behind the scenes reviews of NATO readiness reflect broad concern over non Communist defense and spur talk of mobilization to boost armament output. Senate debate also centers on a 10 percent cut proposal to all nonessential federal spending to free funds, with bipartisan support claimed for the motion.
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Tennessee Eastman to Build Addition to Plant
Tennessee Eastman Corporation begins construction this week on an addition to its plant for cellulose acetate filament yarn. Production from the new equipment is not expected until spring 1951, increasing current capacity for sedate filament, parm and staple by about five percent.
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Texnnessee
It's A Grim Road Where Will It End
Washington columnist Jatees Marlow discusses rising domestic fear of communism and the shift in public mood after Korea. He notes Truman's evolving policy from aid to troop deployment and public pressure to act decisively against spread of communism.
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Washington
Truman
Deciakim
Koree
Americans Killed in Korea Grow to Forty Two
Tokyo General MacArthur's headquarters announced that American losses in the Korean War to date were 42 killed, 190 wounded and 258 missing. The statement said reports of American losses have been exaggerated and front reporters were not censored. It noted this was a first time in modern war such experimentation had been tried.
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First B 29 Bomber Reported Shot Down
The Air Force said it received a report that a B 29 Superfortress was shot down by enemy fighters near Segal, marking the first B 29 loss to combat. Dispatches from Tokyo said a separate raid by B 29s hit a key North Korean target with 300 tons of bombs, with crews returning safely.
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Segal
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Solonar Tables Guide From Bolmer Periods
The article lists major and minor period times for fishing reading from Jobo Alden Mnight's Solonar Tables. It presents daily windows for prime sport and cover, with bold major periods and shorter minor periods for planning trips. Major periods are shown in bold, minor periods in regular type, and samples include July 12 and a few labeled days with associated times and locations.
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