Timeline of Korea War 1951 1952 Events and Peace Talks
A compact chronology covers U N and Chinese actions from January through December detailing U S U N counterattacks and offensives around Seoul Korea across 1951 1952, including truce proposals, cease fire talks, and shifting war fronts. Key moments include U N forces reaching Seoul in February March and April, and cease fire talks at Panmunjom with interruptions and shifting positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Seoul
Sweden
Russia
U.N
North Korea
China
Marshall
South Korea
38Th Parallel
U.S
Kaesong
U—U. S
Celal
Red
Mad Dog Cook Captured in Lower California
Long list of 1950s items with scattered notes on crimes, scientific claims, legal actions, and social issues. Notable entries include the capture of William Cook suspected of multiple killings, and various court orders, political moves, and sensational incidents across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Mad Dog) Cook
California
Miz
Ann Rosebush
Pontiac
Mich
Historic football and boxing notes from mid-century sports slate
The column lists major results and events across football, boxing, and basketball including Rose game scores, Sugar Ray Robinson title win, hall of fame election for Mel Ott and Jimmy Foxx, NCAA and professional scandals, Kentucky NCAA championship, and notable stake races and arrests in sports. It mixes season openers, title bouts, and administrative moves with various names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Michigan
Sugar
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Cotton
Tennessee
Texas
Orange
Clemson
Miami
Mel Ott
Jimmy Foxx
Baseball Hall of Fame
Sugar Ray Robinson
Jake LaMotta
Eddie Arcaro
Ezzard Charles
Joe Walcott
Kansas State
Augusta
C. C.N.Y
Cliff Chambers
Pop Feller
New York College Cage
Randy Turpiy
Allie Reynolds
A. B. Chandler
Jersey
Ben Hogan
Tom O'Shanter
U.S
Canada
St. Louis Browns
George Flores
New York
Florence Chadwick
Sugar” Ray Robinson
Randy Turpin
Ford Frick
Giants
N.L
Brooklyn
Sandy Saddler
Willie Pep
Warren Giles
Mayapks
Ezzard Charles KO
Rex Layne
aPpiocky Marelano
Joe OuLs
Weekly Publishers Top Ten News Stories of 1951
A panel of weekly newspaper publishers selects the top ten stories of 1951. Items include MacArthur ousted, cease-fire talks in Korea, Churchill's return, Iran oil nationalization, West Point cadet dismissals, Kansas floods, Senate crime committee revelations, Japan treaty signing, two-term presidential limit, and IRS irregularities hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur Oustés
Churchill
Iran
West Point
Kansas
Senate Crime Committee
Internal Revenue Department
Notable Names in 1940s Public Life And Global Events
A dense list of prominent figures from politics, arts, and military spans United States and Europe, including Sinclair Lewis, Jack Holt, Eddy Duchin, Virgil Chapman, Edward Collins, Ernest Bevin, Arthur Vandenberg, Charles G. Dawes, Elmo Scott Watson, Warner Baxter, John Kee, Fanny Brice, John Erskine, Serge Koussevitzky, David Warfield, Forrest Sherman, Henri-Philippe Petain, William Randolph Hearst, Robert Walker, Louis Adamic, a long roster of cultural and political icons. The entry also notes wartime events: Iran oil crisis actions, Truman and Harriman moves, Iran-USSR tensions, and various defense and peace developments in 1945 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
Warner Baxter
John Kee
West Va
House
Fanny Brice
Comedienne
John Erskine
Serge Koussevitzky
Boston Symphony
David Warfield
Disasters timeline recounts deadly events worldwide
A summarized chronology lists major disasters and accidents across months, naming trains wrecks, air crashes, quakes, floods, and other catastrophes. Notable events include U S train wrecks with high deaths, New Guinea volcano erupting, Alps avalanches, and multiple aviation disasters with large fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
U.S
New Guinea
Alps
Chronology of Cold War Era U.S. Policy and Controversies
A dense timeline covers actions from the 81st to 82nd Congress including drafts for 18-year-olds, massive reservist calls, price and wage controls, and the Truman administration’s anti Red investigations. It notes McCarthy hearings, VAT tax debates, court rulings, and diplomatic moves with MacArthur, Ridgway, and O Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General_ Marshall
Air Force
Truman
Red Investigation Commission
Admr
Nimitz
Els
Senate
U.M.T
Frank Costello
MacArthur
U.N
China
House
Voice of America
O'Dwyer
General Marshall
Chiefs of
Manchuria
Charles S. Dawson
R.F.C
Gens
Marshall
Bradley
Supreme Court
Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Congress
State Department
Kansas City
Democratic Party
West Point
McCarthy
Willam Hemington
S—Air Force
Lovett
G.O.P
Gabrielston
Jessup
Benne
Red
Joseph McCarthy
Internal Revenue Department
St. Louis
William Boyle
New York
Boston
Taft
General Clark
Vatican
Nevada
England
Princess Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Washington
Frank McKinney
Indiana
Disjointed World Events Highlight Cold War Tensions
A fragmented world news roundup shows Eisenhower urging arms support for Europe while Moscow demands Big Four talks. Britain nationalizes steel, Iran oil strikes end, and Czech leader Clementis faces treason charges. Reports mention U N cease fire plans, Tibetan and Iranian shifts, and espionage cases across nations.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Moscow
Britain
Ateel
Clementis
Razmara
Iran
Willam Oatis
U.S
Robert Vogeler
Hungary
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South
Red China
U.S. Congress
Eighth Army
US N
38Th Paralel
S—Tuskegeen Institute
Navy
Mrsa
Dorothy Stevens
Chicago
Tee Hannes
Jon Adonis
Blair
North Pole
Mickey Cohen
University of Chicago Acientist
Frank, Costello
Joe Adonis
Frank “Erickson
Foc
Jsatofiaven
Connecticut
Winton
N.C
Queen of Sheba
Bermnarr McFadden
Hudson River
Willam Randolph Hearst
Marion Davies
Colleen Kay Hutchins
Utah
Franchot Tone
Tom Neal
Barbara Payton
Tone
Harry Gross
West Virginia State Penitentiary
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Hearst
Yonkers
N.Y
Santa Barbara
Calif
San Francisco
Pope Plus XII
Atlanta
Sol Levy
Yog
Berra
Harvard
Army
Cornell
Holy Cross
Columbia Conach
Villanova
Nick Liotta
CCNY
Iampaering
Princeton
Kazmaler
A.P
Malta
Sinclair Lewis
Jack Holt
Field Marshall
Manderheim
Eddy Duchin
Lloyd CC
Douglas
Magnificent Obsession
Virgil M. Chapman
Edward Collins
Fischetti
Underworld
Capone
Ernest Bevin
Arthur Vandenberg
Charles G. Dawes
Coolidge
Augustie Stephens &Early
F.d.r.’S
William ‘Randolph Hearst
Robert Walker
Louis Adamic
William J. Kiem
Gelett Burgess
Leon Errol
Mady Christiaas
Mathilde Freud
Sigmund Freud
Sigmund Romberg
GOP
Kenneth Wherry
Edwin Leland James
New York Times
Techs
William Oatis
Harriman
Spain
Jordan
Abdullah
Tito
U.S.S.R
West Berlin
Australia
New Zealand
British Labor Party
Abadan
Peron
Security Council
Pakastani
Germany
West
Shorehill
Feron
Slansky
Rmy
Syria
Stepinac
Teheran
National Safety, Council
New Jersey
Ise
Sioux
City
Spa
Ooa
Goleta
Alr
Charleston
Ingside
Key West
Yokohama
Weirton
W. Bey
Salvador
New Mexico
Detroit
San Antonio
Richmond
Ind
Long Island Sound
Catholic Home For
Ing
Siageenabelin
Liberia
Colorado
East Berlin
Pueblo
Mexico
General Motors
Indianapolis
Augusticaraguan
Simmesport
Jamaica
Tampico
Decoto
Flagler
Colo
Rochester
Italy
Rayford
W. Va
Midwest
Evanston
Tier
Wille
William Remington
W.5.b
W.S
T. Lamar Caudle
Senate Committee
Ohio
Tax Bureau
Christian Science Monitor
Death ON Wheels
Boyle
Bonnetfilks
Serling
Burma
Gordon Seagrave
France
West Germany
Council of Europe
Sear Agh
Tibet
Pius X
Russa
Archbishop Groenz
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