United Nations backs MacArthur with forces rear echelon
Thirty six nations lined up to back General MacArthur as United Nations forces prepared a rear echelon to support his Korean headquarters. U N officials planned a flexible group to knit political and material aid, while Athens and Luxembourg backed the move and New Zealand joined by sending frigates. Military observers and secretaries were dispatched to Tokyo and Pusan to reinforce the UN commission in Korea.
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United Nations
MacArthur
U. N
United States
South Korea
Quick Ene
Porsipie
New Zealand
U. N. H 4S
Tutira
Pukaki
Noutroyers
Fiji Islands
Luxembourg
South
Africa
Greece
Thailand
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Council
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Russia
Security Council
Korea
Tokyo
Commission
China
France
Australia
India
Pusan
Japan
el Salvador
Turkey
Philippines
Lake‘ Success
Alfred Katzin
South Africa
Far East
Trygve Lie
Seattle
Canada
U.N
U.S. Industry Near Peak as 1950 Advances
U.S. industry progresses toward peak levels with profits above last year and rising employment. The midyear outlook remains optimistic amid Korean hostilities and a strong consumer drive, though potential inflation and policy shifts loom. Price trends show food costs up while credit remains ample.
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New York
United States
South Korea
Asia
Federal Reserve Board
National Capital Among First Ten Cities of U S With 792 234 Residents
Census Bureau reports District of Columbia population at 792 234, up 129 143 since 1940, an over 20 percent rise. Metropolitan Washington totals reach 1 452 242, including nearby Virginia and Maryland suburbs, with final 1950 figures to follow as provisional.
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Census Bureau
District of Columbia
Canal City
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
ES Cotta
Chicago
New World to Have Own Saint
Vatican City reports Mary Anne de Paredes is named the New World's first native-born saint in the 1950 Holy Year. Pope Pius XI will confer the honors on July 9, completing a process begun before the American Revolution. Pilgrims from Guatemala Honduras Costa Rica El Salvador and Nicaragua gather for the ceremony as oil rings symbolize the event.
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Vatican City
Mary Anne de Paredes
Pope Pius XI
Quito
Jose Turcios Bapahone
G. O. P. Anti-slavery Declaration Sparks GOP Debate
Republicans from ten states issued a declaration urging social welfare legislation while guarding private liberties. The group, calling itself Republican Advance, plans a national committee in New York City and state groups, with about fifty members including figures from Massachusetts to Oregon.
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Hiladelphia
Democrats
Henry V. Poor
New York Young Republicans
Poor
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Illinois
Minnesota
Colorado
Oregon
Poor Said
Republican Party
Germans Jittery as Russian Troop Moves Reported
BERLIN July 1 WP Reports Russian troop moves in East Germany and near Berlin fuel jitters. Western intelligence says three formations within 75 miles of Berlin for a year or more, with total Russian forces in Germany estimated at 300 000 to 350 000 plus 40 000 East German police. Officials remain cautious about sightings and deny imminent blockade reports.
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Berlin
Lef
East Germany
Berlmners
Alles
Korea
Rts
Germany
Eastman Police Army
Record Heat Reaches 108 Degrees in Sacramento
Sacramento weather records fall as the temperature hits 108 degrees for the second straight day on July 1. The heat wave continues to set high marks across the city with officials cautioning residents to stay hydrated and cool.
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Sacramento
Dulles Analyzes Reasons for Red Korea Campaign
John Foster Dulles, speaking in a radio broadcast, cited North Korea's aggression as rooted in Communist aims to destabilize democracy in Asia and to place Japan between Soviet forces. He argued Korea's seizure would threaten Japanese security and hinder free governance, while defending prewar Far Eastern policies.
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John Foster Dulles
South Korea
State Department
Japan
Dulles
Korea
Free World
United States
Asia
Pacific
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