Austin Outlines Korean Peace Plan Amid UN Appeal
ENATOR Warren Austin outlined a Korean peace program at the United Nations proposing a unified government to end the 38th parallel division. He urged Russia to halt Communist North Korean forces and hinted that UN forces might need to occupy all Korea, depending on Russia's actions and future war risks. The analysis weighs occupation versus armistice, noting potential Russian responses and the broader strategic stake in Asia.
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No Provision for Soldier Vote in 1944 Election
The article notes minimal military voting in 1944 as Congress did not change soldier voting rules. Absentee laws varied by state, with many requiring in person registration. Despite extensive facilities, fewer than one in three eligibles cast ballots, and only seven states counted soldier votes separately, not altering presidential results.
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B 29 bombing in Korea questioned as military effect
The David Lawrence Dispatch argues mass B 29 raids over 26 square miles in Korea did not disorganize enemy troops or stop their northern push. It urges emphasis on low level tactical aviation and coordinated service needs over high altitude strategic bombing and unification.
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Capitol Dome Taxpayers Should Erect Second UW
John Wyngaard argues Wisconsin should consider funding a new state university to serve Milwaukee and surrounding areas, with ongoing operating costs paid by all taxpayers. He cites decentralization as key to equal educational access, noting geography and family income affect college attendance and arguing branch state colleges justify long-term legislative debate.
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Washington D A Fay grilled by Senate wiretap committee
Washington D A George Morris Fay faced a sharp grilling in a closed Senate wiretap investigation session. Senator Neely accused Fay of impugning the panel and suggested he should face scrutiny, while Pepper pressed questions about Shimon and possible divulging of overheard conversations.
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Debt to Uncle Sam Weighs on Reserve Doctors
U S trained physicians in the armed forces reserves face a moral obligation to join active duty if war with Russia occurs. An army effort to recruit reserves drew few volunteers, revealing a view that doctors who benefited from government-funded medical education during WWII should now enter service.
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Beatty named coach at Logan High this Fall
Harold Beatty formerly of La Crosse State Teachers College sports fame has been hired as assistant football basketball and baseball coach at Logan High School this fall. Principal D E Field announced Beatty who previously coached Mondovi High School.
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Washington News Notebook on Costs and Koreans in War
The column notes that from 1939 to 1941 price growth was slow but from 1941 to 1942 food prices surged, fueling calls for standby controls. It also highlights immigration policy unfairness for Koreans, a Pepper bill to naturalize 100 Koreans yearly, and Baruch price roll backs with subsidy gaps complicating administration.
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