Foreign Affairs and Korea War Outlook
Mark R. Byers argues American and Allied impact in Korea is growing with more troops and air control, while North Korean prisoners report threats to surrender or be shot. He says a possible Red diversion toward Formosa exists, and urges rapid rearming and stronger allied cooperation. He notes France may back a revived German army under European command, and Britain increases aid while Congress delays.
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United States
Japan
Formosa
Kremlin
Chiang Kai-shek
Big Island
Mao
Asia
Congress
Washington
France
Germany
Russia
Schuman
Britain
Chamber
Whitehall
State Department
Mr. Acheson
Shanghai
Korea
Hong Kong
MacArthur
Plymouth
Moscow
Tibet
Ho Chi Minh
Mao Tse Tung
Tanks Face the Reds as Korean Front Holds
The article notes American armor proving superior to Soviet T 34s in Korea with Patton and Pershing models joining the battle. It mentions new tanks planned for future production and Army optimism on firepower, plus UN moves and captured Soviet shells.
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U. S
Korea
Lake Success
Security Council
Malik
McDaniel
UN chief hints at Russia peace terms
The text questions UN secretary-general's claim that Russia seeks peace and calls for fuller explanation of any conditions. It notes a reported meeting with Stalin in Moscow and urges disclosure if a peaceful settlement is possible or if peace would serve Russia’s domination.
What Is Kremlin Do About Korea War DNS
The Kremlin faces a hard choice as UN forces gain the upper hand in Korea. Moscow could abandon North Korea or intervene with large aid, risking broader war. Indicators suggest Russian support may be waning, signaling a potential shift in global power dynamics.
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Kremlin
Korea
Soviet Union
China
Moscow
Ho Chih Minh
Indo-China
United States
Malaya
Politburo
Tokyo
Temper Of Solons Grows In Senate Feuds And Drama
Washington scene shows longer sessions and shorter tempers as feuds flare among senators from Texas Tennessee Georgia Minnesota Nebraska Oregon and New Hampshire Maine Utah and New York. Rivalries over patronage nonessential expenditures and civil rights competes. incidents include McKellar’s gavel clash and Morse vs Wherry. Virginia Hill case and Philippines envoy note further distraction.
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Washington
McKellar
Cannon
Minnesota
Humphrey
Virginia
Byrd
Senate
Ken Wherry
Nebraska
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Wherry
Morse
Sen
Owen Brewster
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Charles Tobey
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Utah
Elbert Thomas
Arthur Watkins
Brigham Young
Hall of Fame
Watkins
Never Finished the Mary Nan Aboard the Mary Nan
Frank Tripp recalls the Mary Nan ship project with Fanny as he reshapes the boat for two decks and room for six plus the skipper. The crew tests beds, bunk styles, and living spaces while promising to sail again, even as remodeling never ends.
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Fanny
Mary- Nan
General Features Corp
Quirky place names dot the Coulee Region
A columnist tours the Coulee Region noting a parade of odd and humorous place names from Burns and Money Creek to Soldiers Grove and Lookout. The piece wryly reflects on taxes, rationing, and local lore while name after name sparks amusement and curiosity.
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Marco Polo
United States
Europe
Hell
Norway
Burns
la Crosse County
Vernon County
Coulee
Minnesota
Sugar Grove
Cherry Grove
Wisconsin
Jackson County
West Indies
Squaw Creek
Papoose Creek
Snow Creek
Spring Creek
Town Creek
Monroe County
Tug Hollow
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George Fielding Eliot
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Federal Reserve Board
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Truman
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American Medical Association
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