MacArthur Marshall Rivalry Echoes In Policy Clash
In a stark public clash, General Douglas MacArthur and General George Marshall, two arch figures of U.S. military history, exchange charges over China policy and wartime priorities as Truman faces a life and death foreign policy debate. Both men, long rivals, diverge on how to confront the Chinese Reds while sharing vast WWII legacies.
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Shall
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Bigamist Faces Suit for 25000 by Wife
Ulysses Grant Meyer a 45 year old man serving a six month jail term for bigamy has been sued for 25000 by his wife Annetle Kingsbury 52 in superior court. She alleges he borrowed the money and has not repaid. Meyer formerly advised a Lonely Hearts Bureau and sought the U S Senate nomination as both a Republican and a Democrat at the last election.
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Ulysses Grant Meyer
Annetle Kingsbury
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Lonely Hearts Bureau
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Laurel
Miss
Willie McGee
Fielding Wright
U. 5
Sidney Mize
Jackson
New Orleans
U. S. Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Fred Vinson
United States
Wright
Red China
Washington, D.C
McGee
Hinds
Warner Baxter Cisco Kid star dies after long illness
Warner Baxter aged 62, famed as the Cisco Kid in In Old Arizona and later films, dies at his home after years of arthritis and a brain operation. The Oscar winner had suffered chronic pain and a vitamin deficiency leading to slow starvation before death from bronchial pneumonia.
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Cisco Kid
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Raoul Walsh
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Zion Canyon
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Walsh
Emil Jannings
Hollywood
Ethel Clayton
Mother instinct kitten death prompts unlikely adoption
In Seattle on May 7, a mother cat lost one of her two kittens and quickly searched the surrounding woodland. She returned with a new baby in her mouth, which she began nursing. The baby is a rat, and the scene reflects the feline mother’s swift maternal behavior.
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Seattle
Paul Holmes
Britain weighs rubber embargo as China policy debate rages
British officials declined to confirm whether the American proposed embargo on Red China would halt rubber shipments to the Chinese mainland. Informants suggested Britain favors the embargo as a whole, with Churchill pressing for a broader U N action and Shawcross noting rubber would be restricted to civilian needs.
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