Waiting for Halt of Korean Advances
Washington observers foresee a potential diplomatic halt to the Korean War linked to the American army's ability to stabilize the front. Key Kremlin decisions are thought to hinge on whether the Red advance is stopped, with options ranging from a peace-making shift to direct Russian troop involvement or UN action in other theaters.
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Rusia
Russia
Korea
Kremin
Truman
Congress
Nehru
United States
China
United Nations
Security Council
Kremlin
Leva
Mr. Truman
Indochina
Middle East
Balkans
U. S
North Korea
Japan Hospitals Adopt Central Kitchens for Patient Care
Japan hospitals must operate central kitchens and employ trained staff to prepare meals and meet patients' needs, replacing the prior rule that patients or families supply food preparation and some physical care. The shift standardizes nutrition and support across facilities, with authorities enforcing the new staffing and kitchen infrastructure requirements.
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Japan
Chinese Reds Plan Five Year Heavy Industry Push
The official Chinese news agency announced a five year program patterned on Russia to begin next year. It targets heavy industry and agriculture with eventual manufacture of automobiles and machine tools. Distances separating coal and iron ore deposits are cited as a major handicap. James Wallace of Pittsburg dies of wounds in Korea per defense department records. Pvt. Robert D. Stephens of Clayton is reported missing in action.
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Hong Kong
Today
China
Kansan
Korea
James Wallace
Pittsburg
Pitt
James A. Wallace
Andrew F. Wallace
Department of Defense
Robert D. Stephens
Levi L. Stephens
Clayton
Snow melting coils installed under sidewalks at 100 Park Ave
Northern state home builders have used radiant heating under driveways to melt snow. Now New York skyscrapers follow, with snow melting coils beneath the sidewalk at the new 100 Park Avenue office building.
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New York
Park Ave
Active Youth Led To Vigorous Age
Hollywood, July 24. C Edmund Gwenn, 72, recovering from a virus, sits ready for work on For Heaven's Sake. He credits his athletic youth and good stock for his stamina, recalling Shaw's early support and his varied range from What Every Woman Knows to Santa Claus. Gwenn praises Lassie and his dog’s good behavior on set.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Edmund Gwenn
Althe Palr
Santa Claus
Gwenn
Ork
Pte
England
George Bernard Shaw
London
Shaw
John Galsworthy
James Barrie
Santa Claue
St. Nick
14Th St
Lassie
Birds and Beasts and Newcomers at Washington School
A lively patchwork of quips and sketches notes a dog performer struggling with a long scene about a road departure. Lassie and a few other animals try to stay focused as leaves fall. Meanwhile Gwenn jokes about continuing his acting career and the youngsters at Washington school unveil feathered entrants named Cherrup Tennifer and Lucifer.
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Lassie
Gwenn
Lincoln, Hi
Washington School
Leavin
Cherrup
Tennifer
Lucifer
Leaflet incident by Yanks in North Korean territory
Tokyo July 24 CP United States air force drops leaflets on North Korean cities denouncing the war and urging surrender with promises of food rest and safe living. The Para chute News outlines how allied air actions affect enemy supplies and troops. In Atchison Kansas three brothers Robert 25 William 2 and James 21 are called to active duty in the army from Kansas State College.
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United States Air Force
Korea
Atchison, Kan
Atchison
Thema
Robert Marr
William
James
Kansas State
Colgee
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