U S Must Win in Korea or Face Destruction
General MacArthur argues the U S must decisively win in Korea to prevent a wider war, warns that weakness could invite Soviet aggression. He urges speed in preparedness, discusses manpower limits, and opposes a straightjacket in Europe deployment while Congress weighs universal military training.
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U. S
Korea
MacArthur
McMahon
Soviet Union
MacArthur L
Congress
Wake Island
Truma
Far East
Europe
United Nations
Japan
Comepess
Farm Bureau Leaders Push to End Soil Conservation Subsidies
Long article outlines Farm Bureau leaders in New York and Iowa urging stoppage of government subsidies for soil conservation and lime fertilizer. It notes opposing views from the National Agricultural Limestone Association and cites surveys of farmers and township directors on the subsidy program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Federation
OVIDA
Martin
Farm Bureau
National Agricultural Limestone Association
Agriculture Department
Oumany
Uncle Sam
Bureau
New York
Towa
National Trade Association of Agricultural Limestone Producers
Iowa
Association
Iowa Farm Bureau
Model Mimicking Eye Built in Harvard Lab for Light Treatment
Four Harvard scientists describe a lab model that imitates eye processes behind sight. The electrochemical device, like a battery, aims to reveal how light bleaches retinal pigment to trigger electrical signals sent to the brain, offering insights for vision disorders and potential treatments.
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Harvard Lab
Paul K. Brown
Osely
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Local Briefs Trinidad Vienny Trin Calot Society Meeting
A Trinidad area brief notes the annual pier event at Sycamore Grove Los Anperts on Sunday May 20 at 10 39 am. A breakfast meeting for Ladies Auxiliary follows at Golden Post QA with invitations to eight year olds and their parents. Longfol follow PTA sponsors the gathering at Tongfol low Schon.
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Trinidad
Calot Society of Southern
Tarnia
Pier T Sycamore Grove
Los Anperts
Wholesale Price Index Declines
New York May 5 The wholesale price index fell from last week to 210.28, with a year over year comparison at 262.78. Grains, cotton, and livestock groups declined while food, industrials, and ferrous metals held steady amid overall softer commodity prices.
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New York
Grains and Cotta
Focwss
Farm Center at Anaheim to Elect at May 8 Meeting
Anaheim Farm Center will elect officers for the 1951-32 year at a May 5 meeting at 1 30 p m in Anaheim Union High School cafeteria. A family style potluck dinner opens the evening. Chairman Al Holve announced entertainment by Howard Pannier who will discuss the Florida citrus situation.
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Anaheim
Anaheim Farm Center
Anaheim Union High School
al Holve
Howard Pannier
Florida
Cstrus
Istiers
Alma Hilgenfeld
Paul David
Norwalk Man Named Fair Representative
Norwalk May 3 Raul Madsen appointed as this ecommunt chairman for participating in the Los Angeles County Spring Fair financed by Carrall Wehert, president. The fair runs May 24 to June 3. Katherine Baker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Myers, 4512 Grayland Ave, selected to represent Miss Spring Fair of 1951 queen contest. Madsen said.
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Norwalk
Raul Madsen
Los Angeles County
Carrall Wehert
Katherine Baker
Ray Myers
Grayland Ave
Madsen
Casualties Rising in Korea List No. 294
The Defense Department identified 52 additional U S casualties in Korea in List No 294 eight killed, 34 wounded, six missing in action and four died in accidents. One eye injury was noted. Scientists explained nerves ears and other parts of the body respond to stimuli, suggesting broader insights into excitation processes of life.
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Washington
Defense Department
U. S
Korea
Freedom of Press in U S Period Columnist Speaks
Columbia May 3 The Washington columnist Marquis Childs says freedom of the press in the United States is endangered on three fronts inflation political attacks on papers and editors and internal irresponsibility that favors false and distorted reporting. Awards were also presented to John Cowles Dr George Gallup Lee Hill and George Scruton for distinguished service.
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Columbia
United States
Marquis Childs
Washington
United Features Syndicate
Spike
Universty
Missouri
Pan
Childs
Dean FP. L. Matt
Scriool of Journalism
John Cowles
Minneapolis Star and
Telephone backlog at Whittier district grows
Whittier May 3 Associated Telegraph Company reports 7725 new phone orders filed for Whittier district. Company builds offices in Pico Rivera La Habra and Sonora Whittier while operating 23 010 phones in the district today compared with 11 000 in 14.
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Whittier
Marshall Faces Fireplace Over Formosa Gift Foes
General Douglas MacArthur argues that Secretary Marshall blocked plans to seize Formosa and blockade China while Truman vetoed his push for wider actions in Korea. He accuses Russia of coordinating with Red China and North Korea before the June 25 attack and defends his Far East policy against critics.
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Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Defense Marshall
MacArthur
Marshall
Winess
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Formosa
Red China
United Nations
U. S
Donages Eurape Issak Sen McCarran
D-Newt
Europe
Sen. Johnson
Senate
McCarrvean
MacArthur Fey
Turope
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Korea
Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Truman
Shenom
Sen. George
Td-Gat
MacArthr
North Korea
George
Ahgent
Russell
Sens
Knowland
Calif
McMahon D.coll
Aft
Tus
Gen. MacaArthur
Ater MacArthur
Secretary of Defense
George CL Marshall
Dean Acheson
ICS
Joint Chiefs
Robert A. Taftone
Army
Japan
Pacific
Roosevelt
Bataan
U.S
Russia
V Korea
Far East
Jin
Woman and child hurt in four car crash in Compton
Allen Moss one percent months old and his mother Frances Moss of Belmont Avenue along with Naida Smith 23 of Ta ti's San Luis Street Compton were treated at Women's and Children's Hospital after a collision at Compton Boulevard and St. leading to minor injuries for the Moss child and the other victim in a car driven by Frank Smith 43 of San Luis Street. Other drivers Willis Loop 43 of East San Vicente Street Compton and Richard Hernandez 28 of Bran son Avenue Downey were uninjured.
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Bly Sima
Belmont Ave
Naida Smith
Tati
San Luis Si
Compton
Women's and Children’s Hospital
Compton Blvd
Moss
Frances Moss
Frank Smith
San Luis St
Willis Loop
E. San Vincente St. Compton
Richard Hernandez
E. Branson Ave
Downey
Garden Grove
Jplice
Lack
Alma E. Trumpy
Garden Grove Blvd
Robert Kan Mendez
First St. Santa Ana
Orange County
Orange
Trumpy
Grounded Japanese Vessel Breaking Up Near Stewart's Point
The Kenkoku Maru, grounded on a foggy Stewart's Point beach, began breaking up as wind and heavy seas thwart rescue efforts. After seven days of pounding surf, seams opened and rivets sheared. a salvage derrick barge from Hartside Salvage Co. could not operate amid rough Sonoma County waters.
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Stewart's Point
Calif
Hartside Salvage Co
San Francisco
Sonoma County
Kenkoku
Bellflower Boy to Head Farmer Unit
NORWALK May 5 Phil Gunsauls of Bellflower has been elected 1951 52 president of Excelsior Chapter of the Future Farmers of America Don Kingsolver current president announced Gunsauls will assume his new duties when school opens in September Other new officers of the chapter are Pete Wassenaar Artesia vice president Richard Ferguson Artesia secretary Tommy Potter Norwalk treasurer Jim Oxford Bellflower sentinel and Johnny Haashma Artesia reporter
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Norwalk
Phil Gunsauls
Bellflower
Excelsior
Future Farmers of America
Don Kingsolver
Gunsauls
Pete Wassenaar
Artesia
Richard Ferguson
Tommy Potter
Jim Oxford
Sentinel
Johnny Haashma
Belgians to Send 225 Volunteers to Korea June
Belgium announced it will dispatch 225 volunteers in June to join the 630 men already in the Belgian brigade fighting in Korea. The move follows earlier commitments and underscores Belgiums role in the United Nations effort.
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United Nations
Belgium
Korea
Senate backs peace with Russia resolution approved
Washington May 5 Senate approves a bi partisans resolution by 23 senators led by McMahon to counter Soviet propaganda and declare Americans seek friendship and peace with all nations. The measure passed unanimously and was sent to the House.
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Washington
Senate
Russia
Sen. McMahon
D.conn
Mac's Big Plane Operated at Cost of $225 an Hour
Washington May 5 The Air Force estimates it costs about 225 dollars an hour to operate the Bataan four engined transport used by Gen Douglas MacArthur This rate is the average for requests from USAF planes by other agencies The Air Force notes the policy to provide air transport for five star generals and admirals and that MacArthur will have use of the Bataan as long as he needs it The aircraft is a Lockheed Constellation with radar and special equipment for transoceanic navigation
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Ives
Moolly de Mich
MacArthur
Firth
Thies
Easidert
Mar Gren
William F. Dean
Dean
Kagnosa
Bagishc
Asia
Mas Artie
China
Formosa
Truman
Korea
Lyndon Jornson
Texas
Far East
Washington
Air Force
Bataan
Douglas MacArthur
USAF
Aviator Unhurt After Crash Landing by Fig Trees
Gardena May 5. Pilot Thomas R. Hebert of La Du craft landed his four place gun monoplane in a fig tree area but climbed out unharmed. Police said he ran out of gas yesterday and was attempting to reach Gardena Airport.
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Gardena
Thomas R. Hebert
la du Craft
Boy's Pants Blaze Sues Gene Autry in Federal Court
Chicago May 3. Gene Autry, hero of western operas, faced a $350,000 damage suit as Paul Kropp files in Federal Court. His five year old son was burned when Gene Autry pants allegedly caught fire after a leaf fire ignited them. Kropp claims manufacturers must use reasonable care to ensure product safety.
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Chicago
Gene Autry
Paul Kropp
Autry
Kropp
West German Militant Party bids for power
West Germany faces a first bid for power by the Socialist Reich Party SRP blamed as Nazi revival. The Reichsfront led by Otto Remer was ordered dissolved. its guards wore Nazi style armbands at rallies. Up to 4.5 million voters in the British zone state will decide the party’s fate.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Socialist Reich (Empire
Lower Saxony
Reichstront
Reichsfront
Otto Ernst Remer
Remer
Socialist Reich Party
SRP
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