Moe the GI Mascot Retired After Six War Years
Moe America's veteran combat dog is retired from air wars due to battle fatigue and old age after six years with the air force. Picked up in Australia by Lt. Jack Coghlan, Moe flew 25 combat missions in WWII and lived at many Pacific bases with several owners. Sgt. Daniel Kinney values their bond as Moe shivers during flights.
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U.S. Lags in Deterrence as World Presses for Mobilization
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst argues Washington misses a clear show of force, urging total mobilization to back diplomats. The piece notes Truman's preparedness push, allied caution, and calls from Freedom House and figures like Sumner Welles and Robert Patterson for a bold, united stance. Time is said to be running out.
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Red China’s Ambitions Alarm Western Powers
Western observers fear Communist China aims to extend influence across Asia with Moscow’s support. Hariman to confer with MacArthur in Tokyo while stressing restraint on Formosa and highlighting Malaya as a strategic flashpoint for Sino-Russian gains against British interests.
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A Call for Prayer and Fair Umpiring In La Crosse
A reader urges united prayer to avert war and improve world peace, suggesting churches hold extra services. The letter also questions local baseball umpire calls, urging the city to ensure safe, enjoyable games at West Avenue Field.
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Umpires Spoil It At Copeland Park Game Reports
A Tribune editor recounts attending Copeland park baseball games for years, praising the previous quality and lighting. This season enthusiasm wanes as night after night passes with disheartening impressions of umpiring.
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Korean War Coverage Expands to 271 War Correspondents
The Far East command reports 271 accredited correspondents from 19 countries assigned to the Korean War, a 250 percent rise since June 25. U.S. leads with 156, followed by Britain 28 and Australia 15, with others including China France Canada and more. Randolph Churchill, son of Winston Churchill, is among the latest arrivals.
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Bones of St Benedict Found at Monte Cassino
The Italian government announced the urn of St Benedict, founder of the Benedictine order, was found unharmed in Monte Cassino. The urn had been stored under the cathedral altar and remained missing after the 1944 bombing by American forces.
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Sweden Imports Muscovite Car Priced at 1150 Dollars
Sweden imports a Russian made Muscovite automobile priced at 1150 dollars. The import signals ongoing trade in vehicles and reflects postwar economic ties amid international commerce.
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GM Declares Dividend and Special Payment
New York GM directors Tuesday announced a $1.50 per share common dividend and a $2.50 per share special dividend. Both payables are scheduled for Sept. 9 to shareholders of record Aug. 14, following $1.50 quarterly dividends paid earlier in the year.
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Rubber shortages push more synthetic tire content noted
Soaring rubber prices and scare-buying lift synthetic rubber share in tires. Industry sources say synthetic could reach 60 percent if the government uses rubber act authority. Three more plants are returning to production, but full impact awaits next year.
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