Truman's Report to Nation on Korea and unity
President Truman outlines the Korea conflict and the free nations' response. He argues the United Nations will meet aggression with armed force, pledges resolve to defend liberty, and calls for unity, production, and inflation controls to sustain a global peace effort. He recalls postwar steps from San Francisco to NATO and urges continued resolve.
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Weather Snapshot From Long Beach Lifeguards
Sunrise 6 27 a m sunset T17 p m moonrise 11 64 p m moonset 1 16 p m tides high 2 50 a m 28 ft 1 45 p m low 6 16 a m 26 43 10 37 p m 2 5 ft water temperature 55 condition of surf large breakers weekly Friday weather statistics with Coast and Geodetic Survey notes.
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France Raises Army Service to Eighteen Months
Strasbourg dispatch reports Premier Pleven announced France will extend military service from one year to 18 months to bolster Europe’s defense. He pledged a budget of about 1850 francs to support the plan as part of broader NATO-tinged strategy to reassure the United States on leases and security commitments.
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General Anderson ouster sparks gag on attack Russia talk
Gen Anderson was dismissed after remarks cited as dangerous about Russia and atomic bombs. An Air Force spokesman at the Pentagon said he has no information on whether Russia has five atomic bomb nests. Vandenberg announced the suspension, stressing a need to limit classified disclosures.
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President outlines eight points in Korea policy speech
President Truman addressed Americans detailing why 75,000 troops fight in Korea and outlining eight points for world peace. He warned against Communist aggression, named Russia, and urged continued strong defenses while inviting global partnership for a peaceful order.
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Four May Face Contempt Action
A House committee cites four individuals including Sound and Abrami and Charles Gee as facing contempt action. The case concerns alleged influence and misconduct cited by committee members. The proceedings involve a vote or recommendation by the committee and potential formal contempt charges.
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Apache Indians Battle San Carlos forest fire
In Menary Arizona on September 2 Indian firefighting crews from the San Carlos Reservation moved to contain a raging forest fire 12 miles south west of the town as more than 400 Apache Indians joined the effort to control the blaze.
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Two Red Divisions Flees as Yanks Roll in Korea
Major U.N. forces, led by American divisions, repelled North Korean attacks along the Naktong and Nam rivers. Air power and naval fire supported counterattacks that pushed Reds back, with heavy casualties and shattered columns in several sectors. Swinton reported Reds broken into small groups as U.S. and South Korean units pressed toward key positions near Pusan and Yonggan.
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Troop Plane Crash Kills Six
PARSONS Tennessee September 2 Six airmen were killed when a C119 troop carrier plane exploded and crashed near Parsons yesterday A June successor to the C&2 boxcar had departed from the Smyrna Air Force Base on a long range training mission Known survivors include Sat Richard L Evans of Os kland Texas and Col Doe T Wooten of Dixie Georgia Names of the casualties and of the missing men are being withheld pending notification of next of kin
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Italy to Use British Subs for Training
Taranto Italy September 2 1947 Italy will use British submarines to train sailors in antisubmarine warfare though forbidden by her peace treaty to have submarines. Adm Sir John Eldentein commander in chief of the British Mediterranean Fleet disclosed the training plan in Taranto aboard the Gambia. An Italian navy spokesman said the British navy has placed submarines based in Malta at Italy’s disposal for training per the Atlantic Pact.
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