Soldier and Newsman Gen Adler Dies at 62
Maj. Gen. Julius Ochs Adler retired commander of the 77th Infantry Division and longtime NY Times executive died at 62 after a war era surgery and recent hospitalization. Born in Chattanooga he joined the Times in 1914 rising to general manager in 1935 and later chaired the National Security Training Commission. He served with the 77th from World War I to reserve commands and received a civilian service citation in 1954.
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Republicans Target Individual Workers in Labor Campaign
Republicans publish a six page set of arguments urging voters to view labor through the lens of individual wage earners rather than as a bloc. The document cites rising wages, lower inflation, employment gains, and tax relief as evidence of administration benefits to workers. The piece mirrors 1952 tactics aimed at persuading rank and file laborers. A separate report from Eudora, Arkansas, states seven people died when a car struck a bus carrying a football team home to Little Rock, with several bus occupants injured. The deceased were all Black. the bus was returning from a game against Dillard University in New Orleans.
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Four Holidays in Four Days Celebrated in Korea
Seoul reports Koreans mark a sequence of four holidays in four days. The piece notes Pi-Kho residents observing a historic festival named Tangoon or heaven's opening, said to recount the nation’s founding 4,283 years ago by a celestial being.
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