Conscription and Outside Aid Bolster Red Casualties
Washington reports on why the Korean Red army, despite casualties estimated above 40,000, remains capable of attacking. Explanations include conscription, manpower from Manchuria and China, and possibly inflated casualty counts. Analysts note challenges in accuracy and cite captured units and divisions identified around the Korean front. The article discusses North Korea's limited ammunition production, reliance on outside supplies, and the overall buildup of Red forces even as U.S. and UN air supremacy continues.
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Washington
Red Army
North
South Korea
Manchuria
China
Far East
Pentagon
Korea
United States
Tokyo
Korean Front
North Korea
United Nations
Kore
Russia
38Th Parallel
Uv. S
United States Army
Seoul
Claim Your Cookbooks at Convenient Locations
A chaotic OCR list of markets and stores offering cookbooks for pickup. Mentions include MARKET, DOLLAR MARKETS, MARKEY, SAFEWAY, SAY-MART, THRIFTIMART, T T MARKET, and various street addresses across Long Beach, Atlantic, Artesia, and surrounding areas.
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Thriftimart
Herbert
Ziutan's
Sarre
Long Beach Blvd
Value-Marts
10Th
Atlantic Pacifie & Anchaler
Virginia Country Met
L. B. Bred
San Autoste
War on Russ if New Aggression Tried Stassen
Harold E. Stassen called for war with Russia if Soviet satellites launch new aggression, warning Moscow would be held responsible. He urged a congressional resolution and UN approval, proposing a warning plus economic offensive to deter communism without a third world war.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Russia
Stassen
Moscow
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Russ Chinese Pact for Korea Aid Reported
A Hong Kong dispatch says Russia and Communist China agreed to rush 150000 Chinese Red troops and Russian armor to North Korea if UN forces cross the 38th Parallel. The pact would use infiltration tactics and involve Gen Chen Keng with Soviet advisers, aims to avoid a world war, and notes no decision on Formosa invasion.
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Hong Kong
China Today
Russia
China
North Korea
United Nations
Korea
38Th
Taipei
Moscow
Peiping
Wah Kiu Yat Po
South Korea
38Th Parallel
Mao Tzejtung
Southeast Asia
Chen Keng
Formosa
Molotov
Stalin
Radio Hams Needed by Emergency Group
More Amateur ram operators are needed to serve with the Long Beach Amateur Emergency Corp a group formed to assist with its radio facilities at any emergency in this and surrounding areas Hams with fixed mobile or emergency equipment may join the organization Relief operators also are needed Information concerning the functions of the group can be met had by contacting Cecil Willis WGFE 4244 Chestnut Ave Long Beach E L Price W6RVC 23321 S Anchor Ave Wilmington or Joe Hodges W6ZVD 9929 Cedar St Bellflower The unit covers the Long
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Long Beach
Great Hikes in Draft Seen in Fiscal Year
Washington Aug 16 AP Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey says the draft will likely exceed the 185000 annual total as world events force reevaluation. Calls for 100000 men are planned for September and October with possible increases in November. Congress has removed armed forces size limits and debates pay for dependents amid a drive to expand National Guard and reserve training facilities nationwide.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Gen. Hershey
Defense Department
Army
Defense
Armed Services
Sen. Tydings
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Senate
Secretary For Defense
Secretary of Defense
Tides and Temperatures for Thursday August 17
Long Beach lifeguards report tides and sun events for August 17 with sunrise at 6 17 am sunset at 7 31 pm moonrise at 9 59 pm high tides at 2 33 pm and 6 48 pm 5 2 ft low at 6 09 am 6 ft and 6 48 pm 1 2 surf calm water temperature 65 degrees foregone statistics by U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Europe Army Plan Battles in Assembly
The European Assembly's general affairs committee wrangled for hours over Winston Churchill's plan to unify Europe's armies against Soviet aggression. British Labourites and Scandinavians opposed, arguing assembly statutes forbid action. The seven to six vote to pass came after a three hour deadlock, with calls for further subcommittee speed and potential leadership changes.
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Strasbourg
France
European Assembly
General Affairs
Winston Churchil
Europe
Assembly
James Callaghan
European Council
Duncan Sandys
Churchill
Leon Maceas
Greece
Callaghan
Norway
Sweden
Iceland
George Bidault
West Germany
Max Becker
Western Europe
Council of Europe
Western Germany
Schuman
Economic Committee
U S Aids in France Urge 5 GI Divisions Be Sent to Germany
Paris dispatch reports American officials in France pressing Washington for a firm promise to deploy at least five U S divisions to western Germany to bolster morale and deter Soviet action. They seek an American commander to direct rearmament and expect Britain to send additional divisions. French reaction shows skepticism and concern over will to fight.
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U. S
France
Germany
Paris
Washington
Europe
U.S
United States
Pennenez
AUP Opean Sus
Britain
Korea
Atlantic
Russsia
Russia
America
Machines to Operate 1435 Cotton Pickers in Valley
Fresno Aug 16 A survey shows about 1435 mechanical cotton pickers will be in operation in San Joaquin Valley cotton fields next month. At last year’s harvest close 965 mechanical pickers were in use on valley farms.
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Fresno
San Joaquin Valley
Libby Holman Son Found Dead on Mt. Whitney
Libby Holman Reynolds arrives in Lone Pine after her son Christopher Reynolds and fellow climber Steven Wasserman died on Mt. Whitney. Reynolds’ body was found in a crack on the east face at 14,496 feet while Wasserman fell after rope failure. A rescue party retrieved the bodies as Miss Holman awaits the body’s descent by pack burro and reflects on earlier family tragedy.
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PMF
Calif
Libby Holman Reynalda
France
Michael Kahn
Media
Harvey Poe
Christopher Smith Reynolds
Tobacco Mililona
Mt. Whitney
Steven Wasserman
Wasserman
William Sux Wasserman
Philadelphia
Ray Gorin
Reynolds
Gorin
Was
Pearson Slander Suit Hits Howser
Washington August 16 Columnist Drew Pearson filed a $500000 slander suit against California Attorney General Fred N Howser in the U S District Court for the District of Columbia The action was served on Howser as he attended a Senate committee considering a tidelands bill Pearson's attorney William Roberts said the suit alleges Howser claimed Pearson influenced two witnesses in the California trial of Walter Lentz an associate of Howser
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Washington
Drew Pearson Hao
California
Fred N. Howser
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Atlantia
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Pasitte Food Bowl
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Iowa
Yaaa
Campton
LOS Kran
W. Brandis
Mag-Mart
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Seal Peeed
Payliss Markets
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A. Artesia
Sevres
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Safeway
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Pacific
Say-Mart. ‘W. Curzon
Sete Swenson
Moalan PH Re
Saruat
BEA! Press
Gelearam Cookbooks
Stedler
couPa
Robert E. Geiger
Southern
Bration
Bratlon
Lee Angelen
Belsen
Avalon Herbor
Wunealgan
Gabriel i
Gceansids
Ban Jt
Gante Monica
Burbank
Bosto
Brownsville
Antonia
Cnarlestonese
Cheyenne
St Memphipater
Reid
Minneapolis
Winnema Pater
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City
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Yellowstone
Eureka
Itabargs
Alashan
Pohang
Clinton Jackson
Tacoma
Wash
Lawrence Chapman
Greenville
S. C
Orva Willis
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Marshall Dunn
Galveston
Robert Barrier
Savannah
Eugenio Pedroza
Seguin
Texas
Robert Stona
Akron
Walter Emmons
Pampa
Army Plan
Fpres-Telegram
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Libby Holman
Pearson
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