Guarded Optimism in Pentagon on Inchon Offensive
Washington reports high Pentagon confidence in the Inchon Seoul offensive with praise for General MacArthur and his forces. Analysts caution that Chinese and Russian reactions could shift plans, noting fuel and supply constraints and frontline troops improvising weapons from fallen enemies. Observers warn of a grim postwar challenge cleaning out underground Communist elements in Korea.
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Blue Cross Opens New Long Beach Office
P. R. LaBarthe announced the opening of a Blue Cross office in the Insurance Exchange Building at 205 E. Broadway Long Beach. The new sales agency will serve the Harbor Area and Orange County for Blue Cross groups and LA Barthe is the newly named district manager after three years as a local representative.
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California mother wins unemployment pay for nursing baby
In Sacramento on September 16, the state unemployment insurance appeals board unanimously voted to pay a Los Angeles waitress unemployment benefits while she nurses her baby, ruling the work was too strenuous to continue.
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Conferees Recess Without West German Arm Plan An Agreement
New York Sept. 16 The North Atlantic Treaty Council recessed its two day meeting until Monday without reaching an agreement on West Germany's role in the proposed international defense force. French objections tied to arming Germany dominated talks as the 12 powers await fresh discussions. Schuman favored prioritizing arms for Indo China before arming West Germany, while a compromise possibility remained under consideration.
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Romulo Urges UN Armed Force Action at Assembly
Lake Success September 16. Carlos P. Romulo Philippines foreign minister and retiring president of the United Nations General Assembly said the next assembly should act to set up a UN armed force. He decried toothless provisions and a paralysis of the Security Council while soldiers die in Korea.
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Chemical Blast Kills One at Plastic Plant Fire
A chemical explosion at a Knoxville Rohm and Haas plastics plant killed one worker and sent about 50 to hospitals with injuries or illness from gas fumes. Fire followed the blast in an acid tank, and smoke and fumes filled the building before firefighters in gas masks brought the blaze under control after about an hour.
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No Problem Crossing 38th Parallel Says Gen Almond
Koreas Sept. 15 report quotes Maj. Gen. E M Almond commander of the 10th Corps saying destruction of the enemy in South Korea removes the 38th Parallel as a problem. He notes Inchon aims to sever Red lines and that most of the Korean Communist army strength is now south of the parallel.
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Okayayed Landing Say U S Chiefs OK
U S Joint Chiefs of Staff unanimously approved the Allied landing at Inchon after Gen. J Lawton Collins and Adm. Forrest Sherman reviewed plans with Gen. MacArthur. The Army and Navy chiefs denied opposing Inchon and said alternate southern landings were considered before final approval.
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McGrath Reveals FBI Knows Communist Strategy Details
Attorney General McGrath told a National Association of Women Lawyers audience that the FBI holds the most minute details of Communist strategy in the United States. He said the party is going deeper underground and that the fifth column could number up to 500,000, with FBI requests for $6 million to expand its agents.
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Hungary Fights French Red Ban Protest
Hungary's Communist government protested to France over the expulsion of its citizens arrested last week as Paris conducts a drive against foreign Communists. A note published by Hungarian press called for the release of all Hungarians, while Soviet deputy Chuikov protested to the French high commissioner in Germany about expulsions that reportedly included 16 Soviet citizens.
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Young Republicans Plan 12 State Dixie Conference
Chicago September 16 A Young Republican meeting in Winston-Salem North Carolina will launch a 12 state southern conference on December 13 to build up the G O P in Dixie Delegates will come from Virginia Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Texas Kentucky Tennessee Louisiana Maryland and North and South Carolina John Tope of Detroit chairs the Young Republican Federation The conference aims to recruit southerners who reject the Democratic party Guy Gabrielson Republican national chairman says government by error will be on trial in the November 7 election He calls for bringing in young voters to make the GOP the majority party and criticizes President Truman over several policy and personnel issues.
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Woman's scalp cut in Pico Ave crash at Seventh Street
Alice K. Setzer, 30, of 38 Santa Clara Ave, suffered a lacerated scalp when passenger in a car driven by John D. Davis, 25, at Pico Ave and Seventh St. She was treated at the Naval Station dispensary. Driver of other car was Arthur C. Orr, 28, of 3105 E Fourth St.
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Tree farm plan aims for long term timber harvest
Hammond designates 21000 acres for tree farming. Crops may take up to 50 years to mature, with rising taxes and need for fire protection and management. The piece stresses permanence in business, best policy, and commitment to top service to encourage repeat customers.
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