War Becomes One Gray Bitterness By Hal Boyle Korea
Veteran war correspondent Hal Boyle recounts his six month stay in Korea returning home, the fatigue of writing amid a stalled conflict, and the heavy toll on friends and refugees. He recalls battles at Kassierine Gap Spa and Seoul, the UN cemetery at Taegu, and his emotional farewell to Korea as he heads back to America.
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Hal Boyle
Korea
America
Kores
O. J
Sugar Dita
Hara
Kassierine Gap
Africa
Spa
Belgian Bulge
Seoul
Europe
Eighth Army
Taegu
Japan
United Nations
Koren
Manchuria
Pusan
Allocation rules favor small producers for metals surge
Baltimore January 30 Defense Production Administrator William H. Harrison said new controls on critical metals will allow small producers to gain a share of available materials. In a Baltimore Association of Commerce address he forecast aluminum output rising about 875,000 tons in 18 months and steel increasing by roughly 12,000,000 tons from current output.
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Baltimore
Defense
William H. Harrison
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Restrict Hungarians travel near White House area
Washington reports the United States barred Hungarian diplomatic staff from leaving an 18 mile zone around the White House without special permission. The move, the second of the four issued against a Soviet bloc state, mirrors restrictions imposed on American diplomats in Hungary and Romania over the past eight months.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
White House
Romania
Carleen Says Farmers Not To Blame For Inflation
Carlson argues farmers do not cause inflation citing many commodities below parity and a gap between farm income and industrial income. He notes few farm products sell above parity and warns against overly tight price ceilings that could stifle production.
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Carleen
Ft. Industri Wa
Carlson
Gas Flow Aid Plugging Risky Natural Gas Lines
Pittsburgh January 30 A new device by Blow Knot Co. allows partial mixing of oil with natural gas to reduce harshness and prevent line damage in pipelines designed for manufactured gas. The electron fogger injects oil, vaporizes it, and floods the gas with a fine fog before transmission. Foggers are being installed along the Atlantic coast and Great Lakes.
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Pittsburgh
Blow-Knot Company
Iit
Atlantic
Great Lakes Basin
House Committee Rejects One Package Cash Plan
Washington Jan 30 By 81 to 18 the house appropriations committee junked the one package system for federal appropriations and will revert to separate agency budgets. Chairman Cannon presided as 18 of 20 Republicans and 18 of 30 Democrats backed the move. The panel also tightened Cannon authority over subcommittees, requiring full committee approval for appointments.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
D.-Mo
Yanks Ambushed in Philippine Province
In east central Luzon three American servicemen in a jeep were ambushed. Two are missing and one wounded seriously. The incident occurred about 50 miles south of Lucena in Hukbalahap country. The jeep reportedly flew the American flag while five Philippine army men searched for the missing. The 29th topographical Battalion at Cavite confirmed some men were in Quezon with flag-bearing jeeps but offered no further comment.
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Manila
Gregorio Santayana
Quezon
Luzon
Lucena
Santayana
Philippine Army
U.S. 29Th Topographical Battalion
Cavite
Sold by Parents In Five Dollar Gasoline Claim
Los Angeles report says 11 year old Shirley O'Brien told an officer her parents Mr and Mrs William O'Brien sold her for five dollars and a tank of gas. A serviceman who briefly participated turned in the case to police as juvenile authorities took charge of Shirley and said the family including four other children were hitchhiking.
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Los Angeles
Shirley O'Brien
Elizabeth Eggleston
William O’brien
Cecil Glover
O'Briens
Shirley
Glover
Bakersfield
San Franciso
American doughboys gain new weapon in Korea tale
Suwon Korea January 30. American doughboys have a new weapon. Chinese foes blow whistles and bugles to intimidate front line troops before an attack. Col Gerald Kelleher of Albany New York reports his regiment’s troops hate horns and blow back at the Chinese.
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Suwon
Korea
Gerald Kelleher
Albany
N.Y
Nationalists May Get Signal to Hit China
Rep Judd says the administration is actively considering allowing Chinese nationalists on Formosa to attack the mainland communists. Dr Wellington Koo says nationalist armies would be ready to act when timing is opportune, though no official move has been announced. Judd claims the government aims to divert Communist strength from Korea and Indochina.
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Washington
Dan
Judd
R-Minn
Fermosa
House
Far East
Wellington Koo
Ambler
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Formosa
Korea
Indochina
Lawrence women lead heart drive in February canvass
The Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club runs the American and Kansas Heart Association drive with no set goal. Heart collectors placed in Lawrence shops aim to raise funds for heart research and education. The drive funds stay in Kansas and support education, research, and community service on heart disease, with Haverty assisted by Miss Lurene Michael.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Heart
Thelma Haverty
Kentucky Street
Re. Haverty
Lurene Michael
Kangas
Kanass
Diagnostic Heart Clinic
J Openei
Emporia
Heart Association
Haverty
United States
Iran Shah pledges land reform to peasants
Tehran on January 30 reported that Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi announced sale of vast holdings to peasants, a move praised by Western diplomats as statesmanlike but sure to provoke parliament opposition. The plan targets breaking up large private estates, with 80 percent of debt held by a few families amid widespread illiteracy and poverty.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Tran
Tudeh
Shah lands to be sold to peasants in long term installments
Government estimates place the shah's estates around 1,000 villages encircling farmland that feeds over 250,000 peasants. Previously revenue went to state charities. A royal proclamation broadcast yesterday announced the sale of these lands to peasants on long term installments as more in the national interest than charitable support.
Broadcast at Bomb Tests In Nevada Reported
Voice of America officials said yesterday that new atomic energy tests are being reported from Nevada. The announcement noted a test area covering about TAR M4 square miles as part of the coverage.
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New York
Voice of America
Nevada
Techa al Mexico
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Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Dept. Jatl
Missouri
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