Reds Struggle as Allied Line Withstands Major Assault
Allied forces repelled a major Communist push along a 25 mile sector from Chunchon to Inje as Reds hit the center. U N air and artillery inflicted heavy toll while South Koreans and Americans counter attacked to hold the line and contain penetrations north and west of Seoul.
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No- Man’s Land
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Barnard
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Kapyong
Seoul
Changdong
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Han River
Uljongbu
No Man’s Land
Senators uphold Bradley refusal to bare parley
The Senate upheld Bradley's refusal to disclose confidential information amid a dispute sparked by Wiley. Democrats warned of a whitewash as Fulbright questioned Acheson's stance on MacArthur and the Korean War. Russell set hearings for Monday after Bradley returns, with Wiley signaling forthcoming Senate debate but not a direct vote on the ruling.
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Wiley
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Wisconsin
Sen
Fulbright
D.-Ark
Acheson
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
State Department
Truman
MacArthur
D-Ark
Gen
Knowland
Sen. Hickenlooper
R. Town
Red China
Russell
Congress
Executive Department
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Hoyt Vandenberg
Navy
Air Force
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Truman nominates Claude L. Draper to FPC term
President Truman nominates Claude L. Draper of Wyoming for another term as a member of the Federal Power Commission. May 17. Nomination follows service under the agency with duties related to federal power regulation.
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Truman
Claude L. Draper
Wyoming
Federal Power Commission
Truman Urges Tax Rise and Controls as War Threat Looms
President Truman at a conference pressed consumers to pressure Congress for strong price and rent controls and higher taxes. He warned Taft’s defense cuts would invite war, urged extended controls beyond June, and urged a united stand against inflation while stressing defense production and tax fairness. He criticized “penny-pinching” on foreign aid and warned that slashing armed forces would jeopardize security.
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Statler
Truman
Congress
Taft
Sen
Ohio
China
Russia
Mr. Truman
Tait
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Douglas MacArthur
Senate
Tage
President Truman Address Rebroadcast Tonight
President Truman's address to the National Conference on Citizenship in Washington DC will be rebroadcast by Station KFOX tonight at 7:15.
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KFOX
Torrents Pound Southwest States, Rivers Rampage
Heavy rains and floods hit western Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle with rivers rising and telephone lines failing. A Santa Fe bridge washed out near the Texas Oklahoma border, towns evacuated, and roads underwater. Kansas towns like Ulysses faced flash flood threats with utilities disrupted and farms stranded.
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Texas
John C. White
Texas Panhandle
Shattuck
Okla
Ulysses
Kansas
Arkansas River
Dodge City
Garden City
Kan
Catholic Press Group Holds Weekend Spiritual Retreat
More than 75 newspapermen, radio, television and advertising men from the Catholic Press Council of Southern California will attend their annual spiritual retreat at Mater Dolorosa Retreat House in Sierra Madre over the weekend. Bernie Milligan, press chairman, announced today. Rev. Stephen Hanford will conduct sessions. Many non-Catholic media men will attend as guests. Reservations may be made by calling Prospect 9301.
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Southern California
Mater Dolorosa
Sierra Madre
Bernie Milligan
Stephen Hanford
Press Council
Prospect 9301
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