Invaders Press Korean Front With New Southern Drive
Tokyo dispatch reports Korean Communist troops hammering into South Korea while shifting attacks eastward. American air forces bomb Reds near Kum River and Chungiu as Gen MacArthur releases casualty figures and defends front progress amid heavy fighting and armor shifts.
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Chungiu
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MacArthur
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U. S
Chungju-Tanyang
Hamchang
Acros
Pusan- Taejon
Associated Press
Lodge backs probe of Johnson over Korea arms woes
U S Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts called for an immediate probe into Secretary of Defense Johnson amid alleged lack of first class equipment for GIs in Korea. Lodge said he would urge the Armed Services Committee to pursue a prompt investigation and report.
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New. Bedford
Mass
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
R.-Mass
Defense Johnson
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Edward Simmons
New Bedford Standard-Times
Simmons
Korea
Johnson
Massed B-29 Strike Hits North Korean Rail Center
Nearly 50 Superfortresses bombed a key North Korean railroad hub in the largest daylight air blow of the Korean campaign. The multi-group raid from Far East bases delivered about 500 tons of bombs, with no opposition reported and the mission signaling rapid strategic bombing capability.
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U. S. West Coast
38Th Parallel
James ‘T. Patrick
Carnation
Wash
Uncle Joe
Patrick
Allied
Japan
Long Beach
Emmett Rosy
O'Donnell
Far East Bomber Command
West Point
Germany
William M. Kofmehi
Spokane
Mebbe
Jail Move Threat Over Bridges Bond
Washington July 13 The Justice Department will seek cancellation of Harry Bridges 25000 bond if a BI probe finds legal grounds Senator James Eastland and a special Senate judiciary subcommittee discussed the action with Assistant Attorney General Peyton Ford Bridges who led the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union opposes wartime shipments and pledges cooperation in handling cargoes Communist dominated unions abroad threaten to impede war deliveries to South Korea
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Justice Department
Harry Bridges
James O. Eastland
D.-Miss
Senate
Peyton Ford
Af King Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Revouing
War of Words funding eyed as Truman asks 89 million
President Truman asked Congress for 89 million dollars to launch a worldwide campaign of truth against communism. The request would expand Voice of America and other information programs, with portions allocated by the General Services Administration. Senate armed services committees urged speeding up delivery of several billion dollars worth of combat aircraft to the Air Force Navy and Marines due to the Korean situation.
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Truman
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Rayburn
D.texas
State Department
Voice of America
General Services Administration
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services
Tydings
D.-Md
Senate Committee On Armed Services
Mill Establishment
Air Force
Navy
Capitolat
Maybank
D-8. C
el- Maybank Senate Banking Committee
Trumer
Plane crashes and three survivors in Arizona mountains
A large Air Force B-50 crash and fire occurred in the Galiuro range northeast of Tucson. A recovery party found three survivors while search aircraft scoured Bassett Peak after a mid night crash. Rescue teams, medical officers, and local ranchers aided the effort as reports described engines heard and an explosion seen from nearby Willcox.
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Ariz
Arizona
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Bassett Peak
Galiuro Mountains
Ihe Pame
Clifford Stahl
Stahl
Will Ay
Homer Byrd
Willcox
Jaa
Byrd
Harry Sarah
Willox
Army Denies Plans for Second Draft Call and Draft of 20,000
Army spokesmen said there is no current plan for a new draft or to call up the National Guard, though future needs in Korea could require changes. Selective Service has ordered a 20,000 man draft to camp by Sept 30 and volunteers from reserves are being sought. A Navy spokesman said reserves are wanted but not fresh recruits.
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Far East
Navy
News High Lights OFF THE TELETYPE
Front page tease lists page references for various sections including sports theaters and weather. Mentions security rules and shipping table with scattered OCR fragments suggesting a printable news digest format. The exact items and context are unclear due to degraded text.
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Wore
Train Crash Leaves Forty Injured in East
A train crash in the East injures forty passengers with five of six cars affected. all victims receive medical treatment aboard or at nearby doctors' offices.
No Tax Increase by Congress Now Says Sen George
Washington July 13 Senator George of Georgia said there is no prospect of raising federal taxes this session despite the Korean crisis The finance committee suspended work on a 220 billion excise tax cut bill and did not rule out action later The plan to boost National Guard funds was postponed awaiting President Truman’s new military request and Treasury Secretary Snyder’s guidance on tax policy The chamber of commerce endorsed shelving the tax bill noting possible higher or lower taxes as the Korean situation worsens
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Bes
George
D Ga
Senate Finance Committee
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Hayden
D.-Ariz
Maybank
D.S.C
Truman
Treas
Jury Snyder
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Organization of Businessmen
Korea
Tremors Felt in Santa Barbara and Montecito
Santa Barbara July 13 two gentle rolling tremors were felt at 3 02 p m today. nearby Montecito residents ran into the street as a sharper quake rattled the area.
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Santa Barbara
Montecito
Peace petition blasted as Communist trick by probes
The House un-American Activities Committee denounces a mass peace petition as Communist chicanery. It claims a million signatures aimed to aid a civil disobedience campaign against the war effort. Signers span New York Chicago California Boston Ohio Seattle Philadelphia and Michigan.
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PV Asengton
House un-American Activities Committee
Ekee
Kearney
N. Y
Velder
House
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
The
Daily Worker
J. Edgar Hoover
Peace Center
Chicago
California
Boston
Ohio
Seattle
Philadelphia
Michigan
Peace Information Center
W. E. B. Dubois
Council On African Affairs
Peace
Two B-29s Missing in Korean War
Far East Air Force said one B-29 failed to return from a mission over Korea and was missing. A second B-29 was lost to enemy action near Seoul, with officials stating there may be survivors from both planes as adverse weather hindered rescue efforts.
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Tokyo
Far East Air Force
Korea
Aleo
Washington
Seoul
Revolutionary Plot Foiled in Bolivia
LA PAZ July 23 Police say they have foiled a plan to overthrow the Bolivian government and uncovered a large arms cache.
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LA Paz
Ney
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