Bitter fighting at Heartbreak Ridge on western front
Allied forces press Heartbreak Ridge east of Kumsong as U S Cavalry move to ridgeline northwest of Yonchon. Heavy losses on both sides and reports say Red morale is low. Liaison talks planned while air losses include ten U S fighter planes last week.
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Boyle Resigns as GOP Moves Stir Up Internal Fights
In Great Falls Montana tonight Gabrielson refused to comment on Boyle's resignation as Boyle protests his innocence. Observers say the move may pressure the GOP and threaten Gabrielson's position amid Eisenhower Taft tensions for 1952. Boyle sent a message to the Democratic committee and rumors linked Sen Clinton Anderson to Boyle's post.
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iWSB Radio Pay Hike Explained by Board Members
Washington October 13. Public Wage Stabilization Board members said they approved a ceiling raise to ease a manpower shortage and voted 339 to 50 in favor of a $50 per month increase for radio operators and technicians. Names highlighted include Paul Fitzpatrick Maurice Tobin Francis Myers and John Sullivan as discussion continued on broader shifts in shipping and labor policy.
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Navy
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Infant Care ninth edition outlines evolving baby guidance
Washington report details the ninth edition of the government issued Infant Care book, 20 cents, with over 28 million copies distributed since 1914. It notes updated chapters on babysitters and feeding rhythms, contrasting 1951 advice with early guidance, emphasizing tender care for healthy development.
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Ernment Printing Office
Children’s Bureau
British women face hair curler ban in austerity drive
London dispatch reports the British government will halt the manufacture of metal hair curlers as part of a sweeping conservation program. The policy, announced to take effect Monday, aims to curb resource use amid the armament effort.
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