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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1950

Page

9

Alabama Police Crack Down on Known Communists

In Birmingham Alabama on July 20 police targeted suspected Communists. Sam Hill Jr chairman of Alabama’s Communist party was jailed on vagrancy charges with more arrests planned. Police estimate about 100 Communists in the area and say arrests will focus on vagrancy charges. Rose alias Rosenbloom was arrested for vagrancy and name changing, later released for trial. Rose admitted party membership and protest activity regarding Korea.

Birmingham Ala Alabama Sam Hill Jr Public Safety E. C. Connor Fie Daily Worker Communist Party Paul Thomas Rose Rosenbloom Lakeland N. J Rose U.S Korea C. L. Pierce P Ni Hail

Communists, Jessup Defend Korea War As Aggression

Ambassador Philip C. Jessup told the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs that the Korean war was started by North Korean Communist forces without provocation. He denounced Communist peace propaganda and asserted the United Nations faced the most barefaced attack on its authority. He cited Soviet imperialism in Asia and questioned Communist charges against the United States.

Charlottesvel Philip C. Jessup Republic of Korea Jessup Free World Institute of Public Affairs University of Virginia Korea United Nations

75,000 Man Japanese Police Plan Drafted

WUKYO July 10 government draft a tentative reserve police force of 75,000 men. Gen MacArthur occupation commander and UN leader sanctioned the plan. The force would operate under a special bureau in the prime minister’s office and could be headed by a cabinet minister if needed.

Wukyo MacArthur United Nations

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