Marshall Says Quarrel Disturbed U S Allies
Secretary Marshall testified on Capitol Hill that General Douglas MacArthur's quarrel with Korea policy created uneasy feelings among U S allies and risked an American drift toward acting alone. He denied allies demanded MacArthur's removal and said his demise was due to his public stance on foreign policy.
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Washington
Marshall
Douglas Macarthur
U. S
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and
Foreign Fe
Korea
Truman Declares Plan Ready If Reds Start War
President Truman told about 400 industrialists that a definite concrete plan for stronger military forces and full mobilization has been prepared should the Kremlin start a third world war. He urged rapid implementation and warned against complacency amid Korea peace efforts. Price and wage controls may be needed for the next two to three years.
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Truman
Washington
Moscow
Interior Department
Industry Council
Korea
Defense Advisory Council
U. S
Kremlin
Trueman
Hinger
Russians Sail Home Minus U S Luggage
Russians aboard the America sailed for home while AFL longshoremen refused to load crates labeled in Russian for televisions washings machines and refrigerators. Several departing Soviet delegation members had to carry their own luggage as 17 crates remained on the pier. The line promised to ship the goods later amid a pier dispute with a union delegate offering assistance.
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AFL
United Nations
Sti
United States
Acias
Gene Sampson
Mediators Seek Textile Accord In Southern Strike
A three man mediation panel began work in Greensboro to settle the five week textile strike involving 45,000 workers at its peak. The CIO union backed a 12 cent per hour raise and a return to work while some companies indicated agreement.
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Greensboro
N. C
Cyrus S. Ching
Washington
Lane
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Ching
Cone Mills
White and Negro Soldiers Clash in German Café
In Karlsruhe Germany nearly 106 white and Negro U S soldiers fought a wild battle in a cafe last night. Nine soldiers were taken to a dispensary for treatment in an investigation announced by the U S Provost Marshal. Earlier German police said 40 were dospi ceed. Police reported no German patrons injured.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
U. Ss
U. S
U. S. Army
Evans Claims Cigarette Tax Enforcement in Tennessee
State Tax Commissioner Clarence Evans said the cigarette tax will be enforced along the Tennessee state line in Bristol. He vows to go to the line to stop merchants ignoring the five cent tax under a “gentleman’s agreement” that has allowed price competition with Virginia.
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State Department of Finance and Taxation
Tennessee
Bristol
Kingsport Times
Ellis Binkley
Bill Frechoff
Twin City
Clarence Bvyans
Binkley
Fredhoiti
State Street
Virginia
Evans
Moran Faces Five Years On Perjury Charge
James J. Moran, longtime city official and ally of ex Mayor William O Dwyer, faced a possible five year federal sentence for perjury connected to his dealings with Brooklyn racketeer Louis Weber. The judge warned of the maximum penalty and Moran, age forty, did not testify. He plans to appeal, with no witnesses called in his defense. Moran is the first Senate crime committee witness tried here.
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New York
James J. Moran
Kefauver Committee
Moran
William O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
Louis Weber
Charles A. Dewey
Joseph L. Delaney
Morman
U.S. Senate Crime Committee
Hull Shows Improvement at Naval Hospital
Bethesda bulletin says former Secretary of State Cordell Hull is improving after a critical period. He is interested in reading and listening to the radio and his temperature has dropped.
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Bethesda, Md
Naval Hospital
Cordell Hull
Hull
Parable May Aid Mental Patients
Dr Milton Wexler of Topeka argues for a blunt direct approach to schizophrenia followed by affection and understanding. He cites Schopenhauer’s porcupines parable to illustrate finding a tolerable distance between patients and therapists.
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Kansas
Menninger Foundation
American Psychiatric Association
Schopenhauer
Wexler
High Food Price Level To Remain Fairly Stable
The Agriculture Department forecast stable to slightly higher food prices through early next year with wage ceilings possibly relaxed if cost figures show no large rise. It cited adequate supplies and continued military and export demand boosting price pressure amid the Korean War.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
George W. Taylor
Department
Combat Casualties Now Total 64 055
Washington announces U S casualties in Korea rose to 64 055, up 1 256 from the prior week based on Defense Department notifications through last Friday. Known: 9 765 killed, 43 350 wounded, 10 940 missing in action, with 1 135 of the wounded later dying. Missing includes 101 known dead and 1 163 who have returned to U S control, plus 114 prisoners of war, leaving 9 562 missing.
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Washington
U. S
Sorea
Defense ‘Department
U.S
Quake Toll Rises to 1200 in El Salvador Disaster
In El Salvador the weekend earthquake in the coffee belt near the Pacific coast raised the death toll to about 1,200 with around 4,000 injured. Martial law was ordered in the devastated region as the army evacuated survivors from a 60 square mile zone.
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Salvador
San Salvador
el Salvador
Oscar Osorio
Ald
Pacific Coast
Cas
Manchuria raid and leadership shakeup overshadow Korea front
U S pilots claim a massive strike on Sinulu Aly Field near the Korea Manchuria border with jets and fighter bombers, destroying and damaging multiple Red aircraft. President Truman elevates Lt Gen Ridgway to full general as MacArthur’s successor, amid reports of Russian jet activity and Chinese frustration over Soviet support.
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Tokyo
Allice
Korea-Manchuria
Fifth Air Force
Sinulu Aly Field
SIL
United Nations
Korea
Washington
Truman
Matthew S. Ridgway
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Senate
Rideway
MacArthur
Anting
Manchuria
Yalu River
Sinulju
Earle E. Partridee
Futh’ Air’ Forer
Robert Dixon
Newton
Iowa
U.S
Sinutsu
Panama City in Turmoil as General Strike Sparks Attacks
In Panama City a general strike against President Arnulfo Arias halted life in the capital. A radio station opposing the President was attacked, equipment damaged, and some wounded. Police rounded up gunmen while Arias supporters arrived from outlying areas to back the regime. The strike shut Central Avenue and closed banks and offices as mobs clashed with authorities.
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Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Arius
Panama Canal
Artis
Central Avenue
Pavernment
Banco National
The
Savings Bank
Pangina
Richards to Replace Kee on House Foreign Affairs Group
Washington reports Richards a tobacco chewing South Carolina Democrat will become chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee succeeding the late Rep. Kee. He says he is not isolationist but opposes unnecessary world involvement and criticizes MacArthur’s firing while praising his wartime leadership.
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Washington
South Carolina
James Prideat Richards
House
United States
Richards
Iceland Bases Need Rebuilding and Repair
Washington reports US forces found Iceland airfields inadequate for modern bombers and jets without rebuilding. Two key roles remain radar warning stations and Arctic patrol bases, with harbor facilities built in World War II needing repair and rehabilitation.
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Washington
Iceland
United States Army
Denmark
Arctic
United States
Solunar Fishing Schedule From Local Almanac
The page presents solunar fishing periods with major periods lasting about an hour and a half starting at listed times and minor periods shorter. It notes Eastern Standard Time and cites dates including Wednesday and Sunday with placeholder place names like Watnita Lake and Cherokee Lake.
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Umea
Valde
Marie Stoner
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Relman Morin
Associated Press
Max Desfor
Wreckers Bridge
Whitehead
Seoul
Maria
Fred
W Mirinn
Knoxville
Wirephotos
Kitehead
Tenh
U.S.A
Bristol ‘Gentleman's
O'Dwyer
Buddy
Agriculture Dept
Kansas City
Michaels
THS
Jucatapa
Chinn~meen
San Miguel
Red Cross
Geneva
Commie
Sinuiju
Watnita Lake
Cherokee Lake
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