Wilson Stands Pat on Beef Rollback
Wilson defends beef rollback plans amid criticism and outlines views on wage policy, defense production, and emergency agency reorganization. He signals a decision on merging production authorities this week while OPS considers price changes for hot dogs and beef-containing sausages.
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Pop of Three Star MacDonald Carey Movie Dad of 1951
Hollywood reports actor MacDonald Carey named Motion Picture Father of the Year by the Los Angeles Downtown Businessmen's Association. He is father to three children Lynn Lisalisa and Stevens with planned ceremony Saturday. Beef price freeze and cattle market data follow, noting no current shortages in the West per OPS head John H. Tolan.
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Reds retreat on 70 mile front in Korean war update
Allied forces pound a 70 mile front as Communist withdrawals unfold from Chorwon to the east coast. British commandos conduct a daylight landing near Chinnampo, while analysts report vast enemy stores buried around Chanwon and a risk of large gains for the Allies.
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Wedemeyer Urges Harder Line Against Soviet Push
General Wedemeyer told the Senate panel that the United States should deny Russia rubber and oil, seize strategic Manchuria air bases, and maintain nearby areas for future war potential while avoiding large land battles in which Allied losses would be prohibitive. He warned Korea may drag on for months and argued for wider commitments to counter communism, including aid to Chinese Nationalists and possible withdrawal of forces from Korea with UN as security tool.
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Iran Reassures Truman on Oil Nationalization Event
Iran told President Truman that oil nationalization would not harm relations with the United States. Premier asserted cordial ties with Britain and criticized Anglo-Iranian for postwar issues as Iran’s flag floated over Abadan refinery during a formal ceremony. AIOC officials met Iranian directors to run the nationalized company and said there would be room for the company if possible.
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Manchuria Concessions and Postwar Strategy Talk
Senator Knowland questioned General Wedemeyer on the 1945 Yalta pact and Manchuria. Wedemeyer warned of Russia’s intentions and the difficulty of restoring order in China’s Manchuria, noting limited U.S. divisions and Chiang Kai-shek’s constraints after World War II. He argued for greater U.S. aid to Chinese Nationalists at battalion level, drawing on Greece as a precedent.
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