Allied Forces Halt Reds In North Korea Assaults
Allied and United Nations forces faced a third round of aggression as Chinese troops surged south of the Imjin River toward Seoul. Amid rapid withdrawals and crowded traffic, U.N. units, including Turkish and Belgian troops, fought to stabilize lines while civilians fled toward Seoul in dust-filled columns.
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Korea
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West Central
United Nations
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U.N
Seoul
William Barnard
Imjin
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Seoul-Chunchan
Kumhwa-Uijengbu
John Randolph
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Coun
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Hwachon
Yangen
Infe
Stan Carter
Alfonso 3. Coleman
Defense Fights to Fund Korea War Gear and Manpower
The Army outlines a $76 billion defense outlay before Congress noting a June draft cut to 20,000, monthly return of up to 20,000 battleweary Korean veterans starting May, and recall of 15,000 reserve officers over the next two months to support a projected 1,552,000 Army on June 30. Equipment costs rise, including a General Patton tank from $193,000 to $240,000, with major outlay of $2.85 billion requested and a $275,000 cut in finance service.
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Air Force
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Patton
Defense Department
Truman
Congress
Forces counterattack as Allies withdraw from Hwachon area
Allied units abandoned Hwachon west of the dam after a breakthrough exposed western flanks. They regrouped for a wheeling counter-attack while Allied warplanes battered central fronts. Reports claim thousands of Red losses and extensive airstrikes as Deep operations continued.
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Korea
Red China
Peiping
Kuo Mojo
America
U N and Korea War Sparks Battle Over Troop Roles
The article reports on postwar policy debates led by Gen. Omar Bradley and Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney over expanding the Korea war and possible Chinese troop involvement. It notes Ridgway’s proposals after analyzing the situation, plus congressional hearings slated with MacArthur. It also details budget allocations for the Navy, Air Force, and Atomic Energy Commission, and signals production and price controls debates tied to beef ceilings and a broad defense funding request.
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Truman
Courtney Whitney
MacArthur
New York
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Formosa
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Korea
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Sen
Kerr
D.-Okla
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D.conn
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Foreign Relations Committees
Asia
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Freddie Rich a 51 year old former band leader seeks divorce from Grace Underwood Rich alleging cruelty he says his voice has been unusable since a 1945 auto accident Grace Underwood Rich 36 his fifth wife accuses him of derogatory remarks Rich answers with attorney stating he cannot speak or respond to the divorce suit filed in Los Angeles April 25 02.
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Los Angeles
Freddie Rich
Rich
Grace Underwood Rich
Philosophical Robber Now Meditates in Pew
A Los Angeles case reports John Heckert, 31, saying this is a hell of a living after robbing a liquor store of 148 dollars last February. Superior Judge William Neeley sentenced him to seven years life in San Quentin following his guilty plea.
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Los Angeles
John Heckert
William Neeley
San Quentin
Teckent
Vano Liquid Starch Promises Easier Laundry Use
An advertisement for Vano Liquid Starch touts simple use by pouring water to create starch and claims the product leaves clothes with a smooth glide. It promotes concentrated Vano as a money saver and urges readers to switch for easier laundry.
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