Red Push Perils Northeast Front
Heavy rain slows Allied air support as North Korean forces push east and northeast toward Taegu. U S Marines and South Korean and American units contest advances near Yongchon and Kyongju while the Pohang to Taegu corridor faces intensified pressure with multiple divisions engaged and reports of captured or abandoned artillery and tanks amid rugged hills and flooded rivers.
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Taegu
Yongchon
Pusan
Kyongjo
Tabu
Moscow
Artllery
U. S
Yongsan
Naktong
Reda
U. S. 25Th Infantry
Masan
Citarel
A. P
Jack Macbeth
U. S. First
Kyongju
Pohang
Kibye
Pohang-Yongghon Rad
MacArthur
Angang
Kigye
Tokyo
Kumhwa
Shantt
Tropical Storm Roaring Across Coast of Florida
A tropical storm roared along Florida then moved northeast raising warnings from Daytona Beach to Cape Hatteras. Cedar Keys saw a hardware store and fish houses demolished and a roof torn from a tank building while Indian Rocks suffered destroyed cottages and concrete structures. Winds reached 125 mph near the center as the storm battered the coast.
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Cedar Keys
Olin Hill
Bronson
St. Petersburg
Indian Rocks
Clearwater
Daytona Beach
Savannah
Charleston
Cape Hatteras
Florida
Rayburn Endorses Truman as Democratic Leader
Texas Sept. 5 House Speaker Sam Rayburn told Texas Democrats to unite behind President Truman and end smear campaigns. He called Truman the leader of America and the democracies of the world, insisting the country is in safe hands with his leadership.
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Rayburn
Truman Kinney
Texas
Sam Yburn
Truman
America
Red star Bomber Shot Down Off Korea reported
The United Nations fighter patrol shot down a two engine U S S R bomber that identified by a red star after firing on a UN aircraft. Lieut Mishin Tennadil Vasilebiu was reported dead. The incident occurred near the Yellow Sea off Korea as officials weighed Soviet involvement in the Korean War.
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Yellow Sea
Manchuria
Red China
State Department
U.N
United Nations
Mishin Tennadil Vasilebiu
U.S
Long Beach
White House
Truman O. E
State Acheson
Truman
U. S
Moscow
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Security Council
North Korea
U C L A Enrollment Decline Expected
Officials at the University of California at Los Angeles predict enrollment will fall about 7 percent this fall due to the Korean War. Some students have been activated or drafted reducing freshman numbers. Registrar William C. Pomeroy estimates total enrollment around 14,000, down from 14,995 last year.
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U.C.L. A
Mosquitoes Die Of Sore Throats Says Scientist
CHICAGO September 5 UP Mosquito larvae die after oils poison breathing tubes. Dr H H Stage of the U S Department of Agriculture told the American Chemical Society that volatile oils in the sprays penetrate larval tracheal tissue. The oils’ lethality rises with volatility, and suffocation is not the primary cause except with very heavy coatings.
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Chicago
H. H
U.S. Department of Agriculture
American Chemical Society Today
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