MacArthur Wanted Chinese Troops Against Korea
Rep. Hugh D. Scott Jr. said General Douglas MacArthur sought to use Formosa Nationalists and Chinese mainland guerrillas in the Korea conflict as early as September. Scott said 600000 nationalist troops on Formosa and a million guerrillas in China were ready to divert Chinese communists from Korea, and that Truman blocked action by ordering the Seventh Fleet to Formosa.
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Six Chinese Divisions Learn Meaning of Annihilate
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports from Tokyo that six Chinese divisions were ordered to annihilate, with Marines detailing the retreat from Changjin, heavy enemy casualties, and notes on atomic attack readiness. Lt. Col. Henderson describes the First Marine Division’s withdrawal as a major effort amid frigid conditions. Civilians and prisoners show extreme frostbite and injuries.
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Portland Oregonian Sold for Five Million Dollars
Newhouse buys the Portland Oregonian for cash in a five million dollar deal announced in New York one week after the paper's 100th anniversary. The Oregonian serves about 224,000 daily readers and 280,000 Sunday, adding it to a growing chain that includes Newark Star Ledger and several Long Island and New Jersey papers.
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Oregonian to keep staff and policies unchanged
The statement asserts no changes to staff or policies at the Oregonian and notes MacNaughton will continue as president. The brief release emphasizes continuity in leadership and operations.
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Fakes Insanity Trial Drift For Koch Case In Augsburg
In Augsburg Germany December 11 a doctor testified Ilse Koch may be feigning insanity to dodge her trial for concentration camp atrocities. The Red Witch of Buchenwald was reportedly carried from jail to a hospital in a screaming frenzy. Two doctors said they did not consider her insane as the trial proceeds without her. If not present by next Monday a new trial would be ordered.
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Germany
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Augsburg Hospital
Frau Koch
Buchenwald Concentration Camp
Employment office reports week hiring in Kansas area
Forty seven persons were hired through the Kansas State Employment Service last week. Of these, 25 were men, 22 women, and 15 veterans. Fourteen job openings remain on file, including three stenographers, two waitresses, and five laborers. Weekly unemployment claims totaled 97.
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Kansas State Employment Service
Kansans named in latest casualty lists released
The Department of Defense lists Kansans among casualties: Cpl Jose Alejos of El Dorado wounded in action. Paul L Harmer of Marysville missing. Y L Bryant of Leavenworth died of wounds. Pvt Louis G Farley of Clearwater died in action with the Marines.
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Paul L. Harmer
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Maryeville
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Louis G. Farley
Marines
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