General Barth Leads Frontline Artillery Support in Korea
Brigadier General George B. Barth of Leavenworth Kansas commands artillery in the U S 25th Infantry Division. He moves with the front, inspecting batteries, ensuring ammo, boosting morale, and directing fire as enemy action unfolds. He once led a World War I regiment and now speeds to assist infantry amid combat.
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U. S. 25Th
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Kansas
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General Barth Leads Front Patrols and Supplies Cookies
General Barth spends days in the field guiding Marines and mapping up front. He notes artillery must be as strong as infantry and outlines enemy infiltration threats while sharing a moment of kindness by delivering homemade cookies to GIs at the front.
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Barth
Jever
Earth
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State to Build Addition to Dorm at Hays Teachers College
Topeka reports the 1949 legislature allotted 500 100 for a dormitory expansion at Fort State College. Low bids cited include 400 000 for general contract by D D Milligan Manhattan Db C Zimmerman and son Jays 57 860 for plumbing and heating Amerine Electric Co Bend for electrical work 226 048. The addition will add six double rooms seven single rooms plus dining and kitchen facilities.
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Law
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D. D. Milligan
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Jays
Amerine Electric Co
Creat Bend
Deaf eight year old girl killed by train in Birmingham
Birmingham, Ala. Aug. 16 An eight year old deaf mute girl Frances Devine was killed by a Seaboard freight train while returning home from an errand for her parents Cecil and Mrs Devine. Train crew said they could not stop in time after seeing her on the tracks. A five year old brother was killed by a freight several years ago.
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Birmingham
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Frances Devine
Cecil Devine
Not Sure About Korean Situation by James Marlow
Washington August 16. James Marlow reports that many U S leaders favor occupying all Korea if the U N forces win in the current fighting but no final decision has been made. Russia could intervene if North Korea loses, risking a broader war and complicating any occupation plan. The piece weighs options to keep Korea divided or unify under a non communists government, while examining possible Russian moves and regional risk.
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Washington
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Korea
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North Korea
Suh Parallel
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South Korea
United Nations
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North
Korena
Asia
Russa
Mexico
Canada
United States
Royal birth delays reveal Cold War tensions
Aug 16 1952 Moscow dispatch notes Soviet press ignored the birth of Princess Elizabeth's daughter. No commentary or confirmation appeared from newspapers, and the story raised more questions than it answered as Britain and the world watched for official confirmation.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
North Korea
Hirth
Moscow
Thia
Princesa Elizabeth
Daugh
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