Foreign Affairs and Belgium Abolition in 1952
Analysis of U S prestige in Korea and UN politics includes Russia at the UN Security Council and China seat issues. Britain plans a three year nine billion defense buildup while U S aid fuels continental defense. Belgium reaches a de facto abdication by King Leopold after a week of strikes and riots.
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Ewing and Duty to Lobby for Expanded Federal Health Program
The article questions Ewing head of the vast federal security agency and his claim it is his duty to lobby for a large federal health program and social security expansions. It argues he should administer the agency rather than promote its growth and influence. The FSA includes SSA, PHS, the Office of Education, and more.
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Sperry Bomb Sight Firm Presses UN to Leave Lake Success Plant
The Sperry Gyroscope plant at Lake Success, used as a temporary UN Security Council home after the war, asks for 50 000 to 100 000 square feet back and the whole building returned as UN personnel move to a Midtown Manhattan site. War demand drives need for bombsights matched to jet speeds and altitudes.
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Fooling Nobody on Russian Mediation and Attitudes
A Gothenburg Sweden Trade and Shipping column riffs on Russian “peace” talk and mediation in Korea as signs of land grab aims. It notes Moscow’s possible walkout from talks and praises UN leverage if Reds stay away. Satirical quip links German “shirt hanging” to political reeducation in the eastern zone.
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Unprepared War Strains U S Global Military Effort
George Fielding Eliot analyzes Korean War costs and logistics, outlining the needed scale of combat forces and supporting units. He estimates 350,000 troops plus air wings, reserves, and allied contingents, plus massive shipping and supply demands across the Pacific theater. He warns no quick path to victory without full preparation.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round: Soviet Officers in Korea Forces
The U S Defense Department reports definite evidence that Russian officers command North Korean troops in battle. Maj Gen Lyman Lemnitzer testifies to the House Foreign Affairs Committee that Soviet generals serve as division leaders and are in the field. Additional notes cover budget plans and political fights over Hutchinson and rearming Japan.
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Report From Around Town: 1915 Track Medal Found
A 1915 track medal from the University of Minnesota was found in a municipal pool locker room on Wednesday. Call the pool if it belongs to you. A counterfeit half dollar circulated among Tribune staff. editors traced it through the office and law enforcement is expected to investigate.
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