Formosa Story Assesses Chiang's Readiness Against China
The piece argues Chiang Kai-shek is not yet ready to strike back at mainland China despite Formosa’s strengthened position since 1949. It notes U S and Allied war dynamics from Korea and a new American mission led by Maj. Gen. William C. Chase, highlighting Chiang’s dependency on continued U S aid and the risk if funds are misused.
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China
Mainland
Tiapeh
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Korea
Ut Chiang
William C. Chase
Associated Press
Chase
Sam
U. S
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Truman Intervenes in Iran Oil Crisis Urges Talks
President Truman personally intervened in Iran's oil dispute by sending a letter to Premier Mossadegh urging negotiations with Britain to settle the explosive situation. Grady delivered the note as Mossadegh, reportedly ill, faced pressure amid Iran's nationalization moves and Britain's claims over the Anglo Iranian Oil Company.
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Iran
Truman
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Herbert Morrison
Grady
U. S
Henry F. Grady
Mossadegh
Washington
State Department
Free World
Deat
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Khuzistan
Senate OKs Compromise Draft-Unit Bill
The Senate approved a compromise bill extending the draft and paving a universal military training program. It lowers the draft age to 18 1/2 and adds three months of service, sending the measure to the House for action next week before possible presidential approval.
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House
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Sen
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Selective Service
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D-Tex
Public Formosa Document Release debated in MacArthur inquiry
The MacArthur inquiry panel voted 15 to 9 to make public a 1949 state department document on Formosa despite Acheson’s objections. The paper circulated to Far East consular agents in late 1949 and early 1950. McCarthy noted the text supports fears Formosa could fall to Communists. The hearing, held amid questions on Formosa and Pacific security, marked the 24th day of sessions.
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MacArathy
State Department
Formosa
State Acheson
Far East
Acheson
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Douglas MacArathy
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Services
U.S
MacArthur
Pacific Defense
United States
Russell
D-Ga) of the Combined Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Knowland
Calif
Consulat Cers
Wake Island
Reds Fortify Korean Front as UN Drives Advance
Chinese forces bolstered ridge defenses around the Red Kore a massing area while Allied patrols report limited gains near Hwachon and Yonchon. American tanks push toward Chorwon and Kumhwa as UN forces expand across the Imjin River and a carrier task force joins the air war. Censorship obscures exact front lines.
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Hwachon Reservoir
Fria
Hwachon
Ogres Ae Manese
Chorwon- Kumhwa-Pyongyang
38Th Parallel
United Nations
Yonchon
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Fifth Air Force
Zeareng
Ung
U. S
Bon Homme Richard
Korea
E O
Inje
Imjin
Choksong
Malik Presides Over UN Security Council
Russia's wag gene became president of the Security Council Friday but no date was given for the first monthly meeting. The council rotates monthly among members and India Kashmir and the Syria Israel disputes remain under discussion.
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UN Security Council
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Russia
Wag Gene
Security Council
India
Kashmir
Harold V Stirling Heads Vets Insurance Program
Harold V Stirling has become director of the Veterans Administration insurance program the world’s largest. He succeeds Harold W Breining who retired at 55 after 30 years directing the program Stirling 56 has led VA training for veterans since World War II era oversight
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Veterans Administration
Harold W. Breining
Stirling
Costello Leading In Irish Election
Dublin reports Prime Minister John A Costello's coalition holding a slim edge over Samon de Valera's Fianna Fáil as Ireland's parliament contest narrows. The inter party coalition supporting Costello appears to preserve a nine seat advantage in the race for control.
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Ireland
John A. Costello
Samon de Valera
Fianna Fail
Irish Republic
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Socony Vacuum to Build 2.5 Million Gallon Tank in La Crosse
The Petroleum Administration for Defense may allow Socony Vacuum Oil to construct a 2.5 million gallon gasoline and fuel oil storage tank west of the existing facility in La Crosse. The order would also release about 15,000 tons of steel for six Wisconsin and Upper Michigan ports blocked by ice, including Milwaukee Green Bay Marquette Sault Ste Marie and Dollar Bay. Arch ie Osberg says the ruling could advance the exgenerce program in the Wisconsin cities and dredging may begin soon with construction to start once steel is released and finish before navigation ends this year.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay
Michigan
Marquette
Sault Ste. Marie
Dollar Bay
Archie Osberg
Socony Vacuum
Osberg
Wrong Charles Woody Turns Out To Be The Right One For Betty
Betty Helwig of Sloan New York learns a face from Buffalo photographs matches a former Charleston West Virginia soldier who lost a leg in Korea. After initial doubt she and Charles Woody resume correspondence and plan to marry at Walter Reed chapel following her visit.
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Betty
Betty Helwig
Sloan
N. Y
Buffalo
Walter Reed Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
Korea
West Virginia
Woody
Walter Reed Chapel
Doctor Dies But Wins In Cancer Battle
Dr Napoleno Laureano a young Brazilian physician who dedicated his career to fighting cancer died on Thursday at age around, after spending his final days raising funds for other patients. He organized a foundation for treatment from his hospital bed and aimed to build a cancer hospital in Joao Pessoa within a year, with support from Mrs Vargas and Dr Mario Kroef. Leaders vow to continue the fundraising drive.
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Napoleno Laureano
United States
Leureano
Vargas
Mario Kroef
National Service of Cancer
Laureano
Joao Pessao
Krébilesen
Krebiozen
Wisconsin Assembly Rejects Lakeshore College Bill
The Wisconsin Assembly voted 52 to 42 against concurring in a bill to establish a lakeshore college in Milwaukee, after a 54 to 35 preliminary approval and a 48 to 45 reconsideration vote. Backers sought $4.85 million for facilities at Milwaukee State College and the Wisconsin Extension Center. Opponents cited letters by Dale Ihlenfeldt tied to Milwaukee political groups, claiming influence on lawmakers.
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Wis
Wisconsn Assembly
Milwaukee
House
Mockrud
Milwaukee State College
Wisconsin Extension Center
Dale Ihlenfeldt
SS Tee
Maklakeshore College
Ihlenfeldt
Lenfeldt
UW's Little Resigns Faculty Athletic Post In Conference
J Kenneth Little, UW faculty representative to the Big 10 since 1947, will resign as UW athletic post effective December 31. UW athletic director Guy Sundt said pressure from his duties with the selective service board and as director of student personnel services influenced the decision. Little is a professor of education and serves on a college advisory group on drafting.
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Wis
J. Kenneth Little
University of Wisconsin
Guy Sundt
Little
Selective Service Board
Straw
Lundt
Veterans Oppose Wisconsin Veterans Bonus Bill
Oshkosh World War II veteran Elmer W. Clark told a Senate hearing the proposed bonus for veterans would be only a promise of payment and could ruin housing and rehabilitation programs. Wisconsin veterans council spokesmen said state finances would not be affected.
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Wisconsin Veterans Council
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