Destruction and an Obelisk In Kumchon After Red Korea Advance
Hal Boyle chronicles Kumchon, a city seized by Americans in Red Korea, where an obelisk honors Stalin and Kim Il Sung amid ruins. He notes depopulated streets, ruined mud huts, Russian posters, and scant civilian life while two South Koreans carry dried fish as spoils of war.
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Kumchon
North Korea
Red Korea
Stalin
Kim Il Sung
Communist Party
Red Army
Reds
Kim I] Sung
South Korea
Haskin Service Answers Reader Questions in Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers fact answers by mail. Topics include death descriptions by Robert Inger, trimming pine trees, postwar handling of German treasure, and the ranking of planets with Jupiter as the largest.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Merce
N. E
Washington
Earth
M.L. A
Jupiter
Mercury
Mars
Pluto
Goama
Uranus
Neptune
Saturn
Eye St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Fearless bravado myths break under wartime scrutiny
In a column by DEWITT MACKENZIE, fearlessness is shown as rare and often misleading. Most heroes feel fear yet act with courage. one wartime figure, C. E. Montague, stands out as loving danger while remaining a gentle, likeable man.
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Nantry
MacKenzie
C. E. Montague
France
Marshall seals thaw in U S defense state ties
Washington reports a cordial shift between the Pentagon and the State Department after George C Marshall becomes defense secretary. Marshall and Dean Acheson meet regularly, reshaping liaison. Indochina and Korea loom as CTed policy concerns. Deputy Lovett assumes broad management of the military establishment.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
Defense
State Department
George C. Marshall
Pentagon
Marshall
Dean Acheson
National Security Council
Truman
Louis Johnson
Acheson
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Comunists
Robert A. Lovett
Car Wreck Near Wilton Leaves One Uninjured
Eugene Flock of Wilton fell asleep at the wheel on STH 71 one mile east of Wilton Friday October 13 and wrecked his car but escaped uninjured. A collision in Wilton between Leon Duncan of Tomah and Carl E Buchholz of Wilton damaged the front of the Duncan car and the right front of the Buchholz car.
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Sparta
Wis
Eugene Flock
Wilton
Flock
Leon Duncan
Tomah
Carl E. Buchholz
Duncan
Buchholz
India to Lease Salt Lands for Production Boost
India will lease salt lands to intending producers to raise output and will not issue licenses for salt import after January 1, 1951. The country currently imports about 380,000 tons of salt annually.
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India
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Robert D. McDonald
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Technicolor
Martin
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Goli Travel Service
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Institute of Life Insurance
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