Purge in North Korea Seen as Power Struggle Among Factions
South Korean officials describe a four faction battle for control in North Korea as Premier Kim Il Sung’s moderates gain leverage. Pro China leaders and pro Russian wings contend with ultra nationalist Reds while a Kremlin link shapes policy amid purges and leadership reshuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
North Korea
Kim Il Sung
Kim
ROK
Chin Hun Shik
Russia
Pak Hong Wong
Chin
Choi Yong Kun
Moo Chung
Kremlin
Hu Ka I
Moscow
Stalin
Labor (Communist) Party
Red
Pyongyang
Nam Il
Nam
Korea
Mrs FDR Takes Committee Post
Mrs Frank lin D Roosevelt returns to Washington for an organizing session of the National Issues Committee and accepts chairmanship of the nonpartisan group. The organization will have headquarters in Washington and evolved from the National Independent Citizens' Committee on Election Issues formed before last summer's conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Issues Committee
Don Pryor
National Independent Citizens’ Committee
Jail trusties to staff air observation post in Auburn
Placer County supervisors approve using jail trusties to fill air observation post duties. Sheriff Ward and Defense Coordinator Brandlein plan to move the operation from north of town to the county jail roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Calif
Placer County Board of Supervisors
Charles Ward
George Brandlein
Dr George W Crane on Tommys fever and child care
The Worry Clinic column reassures worried parents about high fevers in children. It argues against overreliance on vitamins and modern feeding, cites old‑time resilience, and notes fever can aid immune response while urging doctor consultation for persistent high temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Crane
1953 Corn Crop Forecast Tops Three Billion Bushels
The Agriculture Department projects the 1953 corn crop at 3 330 418 000 bushels and wheat at 1 202 829 000. The corn figure is down 6 083 000 from last month while wheat is up 28 121 000. A crop above 3 400 000 000 would trigger production controls for 1954, with harvest data still pending. Wheat surplus has prompted acreage allotments and marketing quotas, subject to a referendum by growers on August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Dream Comes True For Restless Cook
In Redding California Tom Hoot, a cook for a Lassen National Forest firefighting crew, woke from a 3 am dream of a whale of a fire and roused the crew. An alarm soon followed confirming a real blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Calif
Tom Hoot
Lassen National Forest
Badger Mutual Insurance Company Complies With Ohio Laws
The State of Ohio Superintendent of Insurance certifies that Badger Mutual Insurance Company of Milwaukee Wisconsin is authorized to transact in Ohio its mutual insurance business for the current year. The 1952 annual statement shows assets 6 106 792 05 liabilities 4 924 344 39 surplus 1 182 447 66 income 4 056 227 81 expenditures 2 191 236 61. The certificate is signed in Columbus on August 12 by LTER A. ROBINSON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
State of
Ohio
Badger Mutual Insurance Company of
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Columbus
A. Robinson
Burping Easy For 8 Month-Old Mary Canez
In Phoenix an 8 month old girl Mary Canez showed easy burping after a nurse bottle incident. The child’s mother Mrs Arman do Canez learned another family member had poured four ounces of permanent wave solution neutralizer into a nursing bottle mistaken for water. The stomach was pumped and the baby is recovering in a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Mary Canez
Armando Canez
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zemo
Laubach
Sales & Service
Middletown, O
Fdr
Awnford
Sealtest
Enterprise
Riaeys
New Albany
Congo
Northfield
Ship’n Shore
George W. Crane
Tommy J
Tommy
Laundromat
Kle
Fenton
Lowsanen
KLEER
Formfit