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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1950
Page
9
The piece laments UN ally inaction in Korea, noting Britain France and others offer no ground troops while supplying ships and aid. Knight's column questions allied reluctance, warns of Kremlin gains if Korea stalls, and offers colorful anecdotes from Europe about postwar diplomacy and security.
Major General Hobart R. Gay, chief of staff to Patton in World War II, commands the First Cavalry Division in Korea. He criticizes defensive warfare, praises his troops, and urges an immediate offensive as refugees and North Korean guerrillas threaten rear areas. He recalls past campaigns and stresses aggressive action to reclaim momentum.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses the EPIC California program from 1934 attributed to Upton Sinclair, then shifts to a quiz about Socrates and Darwin. It notes Socrates as the gadfly of Athens and Darwin’s Origin of Species as key to evolution, mentioning the locomotive 999 achieving 112 miles per hour on May 10 in Batavia, New York.
The piece discusses racial and behavioral theories, citing Zing Kuo on instinct and affection in animals, then links heredity to intelligence and eugenics. It mentions open beliefs about mate selection to improve the human race, plus a sensational aside about Japanese beliefs on the soul. It advertises a booklet on relaxation and mind topics by Dr A E Wieam.
In a fragment from a POO R PA column Dolly admits she cares about public opinion and would feel humiliated if seen as improper. The text notes Bi and Sue get along through shared views and one person desires the best for the other, asking for generous gifts.
Business leaders warn that persistent price cuts are needed or society will feel a hostile backlash. A F L President William Green states the public must accept lower prices. In the East, Pakistan's Prime Minister Liquat AU Khan asserts the U S关注 peace beyond the war with Russia.
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