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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1950

Page

2

Battle near Seoul escalates with heavy naval and air support

On the Saou front Marines battled to hold Seoul as 3000 to 5000 North Korean troops prepared defenses with artillery and sandbagged positions. U S forces, joined by South Korean units, pressed with naval gunfire from Missouri Toledo and Rochester and air strikes totaling 316 sorties, while First Cavalry Division reached Sangju and cleaners pursued toward the north.

Saou Seoul James Korea Guna Migsouri Toledo Rochester Shemy Ferry Han River Missouri United Nations Fifth Air Force U. S. First Cavalry Sangju Key Cross Rontis Taegu Suwon First Corps First Cavalry Sanju U. S Taegu-Suwon-Seoul Kumehon Douglas MacArthur Pusan Naktong River United Press 5Th Marine Regiment Ansan West Gate Theenter 1St Marine Yongdongpo Han Pyongtaek Air Force First Cavalry Division

Senate Overrules veto in Red Bill showdown

Senate filibuster ends after 19 percent hours and 26 hours of continuous session. Douglas takes over after Langer collapses. Murray relieves him as talkathon continues. House votes 236 to approve override as Truman warns the bill threatens liberties, FBI work, and thought control.

House Clarence Cannon D.mo Congress Truman Senate Douglas Langer Paul H. Douglas DDL James &. Murray D.-Mont Scott W. Lucas Aato Capitol George W. Calver Calver Bethesda Naval Hospital FBI Reds

Forces push toward Sangju amid Naktong clashes

Force units crossed the Naktong 32 miles north of Wreegwan and pressed toward Sangju, seven miles away, while other task force units cut through remnants of three Communist divisions 20 miles north of Waegwan. Roads were littered with abandoned antitank guns and piles of unused ammunition.

Naktong Wreegwan Sangju Waegwan

Gifts Boost UC Funds From Industry And Agencies

The University of California received 347569 in gifts from industrial firms and public agencies. The regents accepted the donations at a Los Angeles meeting. Notable gifts include 12576 from the U S Public Health Service 2200 from E I duPont de Nemours and Co and 1200 from Los Angeles County Irbercuonts and Health Association.

Los Angeles University Offornia University Board of Regents L. A U. S. Public Health Service E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co

Poor Spinster Distributes $150,000 to Cancer Hospital

New York September 23. A penniless spinster Margaret Williams Piece died of cancer in May. Her will leaves $150,000 to the Memorial Center for Cancer Allied Diseases to fund cancer research. Officials, surprised, note the center had provided her cancer treatment valued at about $35 last year, thinking she was impoverished.

New York Memorial Center For Cancer Allied Diseases Margaret Williams

Reds Urge Sabotage as East Germany Protests NATO

In Berlin East Germany calls on Germans to sabotage Western defense plans and accuses the Three of seeking to absorb West Germany into the Atlantic Pact. In Los Angeles a minor earthquake shakes the southern area at 7:10 p.m. with no damage reported.

Los Angeles Area Berlin East Germany Western Europe Soviet Zone East West Germany Los Angeles

New York Mayor Refuses to Apologize to Soviets

Acting Mayor Vincent Impellitteri refuses to apologize for remarks by Governor Dewey that prompted Soviet delegates to walk out of a United Nations dinner. He says it is not his right to censor New York and that no formal apology will be issued. The incident is considered closed by U.N. officials.

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