Poor Man's Philosopher Military Classic in Korea
Hal Boyle lauds the U S 25th Division breakthrough in southeast Korea as a classic operation. Maj Gen William B Kean forms Task Force Torman under Capt Charles Torman to sweep southwest to Kosong and north to Chinju, then Colvin’s columns outflank Reds, isolating forces south of the 36th parallel and freeing prisoners.
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Tokyo
U. S
Korea
Masan
Yellow Sea
Kunsan
Seoul
William B. Kean
Chinju
Kean
Chingdong
Torman
Charles Torman
Keene
N.eh
Kosong
Sachon
Col
G. Dolvin
Greensboro
Fort Benning
Doilvin
Colvin
36Th Parallel
West
John T. Corley
Brooklyn
Africa
Europe
Clinton Street
Dodgers
Corley
Umyong
Namwon
Truman MacArthur meet to survey Red threat in Asia
AP reports an upcoming Truman MacArthur conference in the far Pacific will review the Korean situation and broader Southeast Asian tensions including Formosa. Observers expect focus on Communist China and the role of UN forces to check possible Red advances.
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MacArthur
Asia
Truman
General MacArthur
Far Pacific
MacKenzie
Southeast Asia
Nists
China
Formosa
Washington
America
Far East
U. S
Comunist
Tokyo
United Nations
Buried Buffalo Bill Died January 10 1917
The item notes that Buffalo Bill William Cody died January 10 1917 and was buried in a rock tomb tied to a Pegasus of the mountain with a bronze glass covered casket. Gene Fowler described the burial ceremony at length with speeches.
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Denver
Colo
Buffalo Bill
Wiliam Fredwick Cody
Mountain
Gene Fowler
Timberline
Refuge Soviet Officers Describe Rus sian Peace Fiction and Plans for Limited Wars
Two Soviet generals who fled west say Moscow plans limited wars to restore prestige after Korea. They warn Iran and Yugoslavia are top targets, with Polish divisions near Iran, and warn of purges reaching top ranks. They describe a future lightning invasion of Europe to unleash Cominform commandos.
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Paris
NEA
West
Korea
Cominform
Iran
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Poland
Stalin
Europe
United Nations General Assembly
Red Army
Politburo
Detach
Moscow faces delays in aiding China and Korean reach
The article notes Moscow's claimed readiness for world conflict contrasts with grain deliveries to Maoist China falling short. It cites Manchuria as key to China's industry, ongoing Soviet friction over plant returns, and transport bottlenecks hindering large scale operations. It also observes Moscow misjudging Korea and relying on satellite mobilization while transport remains inadequate.
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Moscow
China
Mao
Manchuria
Mao Tse- Tung
Russia
Red
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Korea
Process Gives Blood Truck to Aid National Program
A 32 foot refrigerated truck for processing human blood was unveiled at the Academy of Sciences in Schenectady New York as the first step in a new national blood program. Sponsored by NIH ONR US Public Health Service Red Cross with Atomic Energy Commission support the truck will drive to donors homes and process up to 200 pints daily using new centrifuge methods to separate red cells white cells platelets and plasma for medical use.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Academy of Sciences
General Ene
Internal Revenue Department
Harvard
United States
National Institute of Health
Office of Naval Research
United States Public Health Service
American National Red Cross
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Red Cross Blood Mobiles
Wisconsin hunting season outlook and bag limits for 1950
Outdoors in Wisconsin survey by Dion Henderson reports the upland game waterfowl opening bands a half hour before sunrise to sunset for waterfowl and 3 a m to sunset for upland birds. It notes expected strong pheasant and grouse numbers, quail in western counties, plus a heavy Canada goose movement next week and recalls late trout season and forest product displays. It cautions readers to check the 1950 51 regulation pamphlet for county specifics.
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Waterloo
Wis
Wisconsin
Delta
Vilas
Oneida
John Partridge
Gray and Fox Squirrels
Woodcock
Teachers Thank You for B E Day Dinner
Members of the Teacher's club thank all individuals and firms who made B E Day possible and for the courtesy extended to each member. Attendance at the dinner was submitted. Louise Fraser secretary.
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Tribune
Teacher's Club
Louise Fraser
Sec
Sailor Olson Listed Among Coral Sea Crew
Howard R. Olson electri cian's mate third class USN serves aboard the aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea in the Mediterranean Sea. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charlies Olson of 123 South Seventh Street.
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Mediterranean Sea
Howard R. Olson
USN
Charlies Olson
South Seventh Street
Uss
Coral Sea
Early US Turkeys Roamed Wide North American Range
In early American settlement days wild turkeys inhabited a vast portion of North America and were not found in any other country at that time.
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United States
North America
Firepower in Korea exceeds World War II strength and beyond
Intelligence officers report North Korea’s army, after heavy losses near Pusan, possessed greater firepower than any World War II force based on captured stockpiles. The U N forces seized vast war matériel including mortars, howitzers, machine guns, tanks, vehicles, ammunition and railway equipment in the Inchon to Seoul drive.
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Korea
Tokyo
South Korea
Reds
United Nations
Inchon
Pusan
Seoul
Retired Professor Publishes Book at 85
Dr. Jacob Tanner, an 85 year old former Luther Theological Seminary professor, releases his 11th book Gods Word, a revision of notes for Waldorf College Bible classes. The volume aids classroom discussion on creation sin redemption the church and the last things.
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God
Jacob Tanner
Augsburg Publishing House
Minneapolis
M. O. Nilssen
Waldorf College
Forest City
Luther Seminary
Nilssen
Waldorf
Tanner
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ELC
Norway
Story City
Gunder
Brooklyn
N. Y
Westby
Wis
Milner
N. D
Federal
Alta
Can
Concordia College
Moorhead
Agnar Tanner
First Lutheran Church
Eau Claire
Idar Tanner
Oconomowoc
Nicest Ankles Award Goes to Stanley Bentley
Stanley Bentley of Sandach England earned the title of nicest ankles after contestants for Bradwell Manor carnival king paraded with trousers rolled up in the judged event.
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Stanley Bentley
Sandach
England
Bradwell Manor
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