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U S Troops Avert Typhus in Korea With General Hume’s Policy
Typhus fever, dubbed war fever, threatens armies in Korea but U S soldiers remain safe thanks to Maj. Gen. Edgar Erskine Hume and his anti typhus program. His prior campaigns in North Africa and Italy shaped prevention efforts that protect American troops now.
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Korea
U. S
Edgar Erskine Hume
MacArthur
MacArthur's Medical Officers. General Hume
North Africa
Italy
American Red Cross
Ihia
Hus
Convicted of Perjury Remington Faces Fallout
William W. Remington is found guilty of perjury for denying Communist party membership to a grand jury. Once a $10,000 a year War Production Board and later Department of Commerce official, his case highlights government pursuit of alleged communist ties amid political pressure. The jury verdict exposes the accused’s claimed innocence and suggests accountability for long standing devious conduct.
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William W. Remington
Remington
Elizabeth Bentley
War Production Board
Department of Commerce
Communist Party
Flying Saucers and Poles Spark Patchy News in Midwest
Reports claim a giant red flying pole over Galena Illinois with silent movement, plus a blue meteor flash in Wisconsin. The piece contrasts alarm at mass death with ongoing medical research to extend life, noting humanity’s life value remains debated.
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Galena
Wisconsin
Public platform psychology in church life and drama
Dr George W Crane argues clergymen should use stagecraft and humor to engage audiences. He cites a Pittsburgh sermon where a red rose turned white as a memorable lesson in applied psychology and warns divinity schools neglect public speaking skills. He urges training in dramatics and practical psychology for live sermons.
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Clark J
Pittsburgh
Clark
Christ
Caesar
Jane
Britain Endangers UN Push by Blocking 38th Parallel
Washington notes denounce Prime Minister Attlee for seeking consultations before UN forces cross the 38th parallel in Korea. The piece argues such limits hamper military aims, warns of political interference, and urges Britain to curb Hong Kong supply flows to speed UN victory.
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Washington
United Nations
Great Britain
Attee
London
Korea
North Korea
Britain
Red China
38Th Paralel
38Th Parallel
China
Attlee
United States
Yalu River
Peiping
Hidgway
Hong Kong
Bankruptcies of spirit spark religious revival across the nation
Erich Brandeis argues the surge in bankruptcies is spiritual not financial, signaling a nationwide revival. He notes empty churches refilled, then warns whether lasting faith will endure beyond current trials and wars. true religion, he says, is belief in divine power shaping human love, hope, and character.
The Stars Forecast A Sudden Dramatic Tomorrow
Genevieve Kemble notes a sudden turn of events may bring drama and sharp emotion. Finances and responsibilities demand sound, dynamic handling. Those with birthdays may face an about face and thrilling changes testing ingenuity and management.
United Nations Errors in Korea Highlighted by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle argues UN forces erred by fighting in a peninsula and by field command division after Inchon. He notes North Korean mistakes include invading South Korea, underestimating UN resolve, and failing to mine Inchon harbor or seize Pusan swiftly.
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New York
United Nations
Korea
Joe Stalin
Napoleon
General MacArthur
Inchon
Eighth Army
Asia
Tenth Corps
Reds
Walton H. Walker
Wonsan
Matthew B. Ridgway
South Korea
North Korea
United States
America
Pusan
Seoul
Red Army
Political appointments flood OPS with political hacks
Charges that the Office of Price Stabilization fills state and regional posts with political hacks and lame ducks surface. A survey shows 77 senators and 380 congressmen recommended appointees, dwarfing party counts in the new Congress, signaling a broad patronage pattern in price control leadership.
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Washington
OPS
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
Congress
American Congress
DiSallee
lCongress
Coopera
DiSalle
Anthony F. Tauriello
Buffalo
New York
Alan Valentine
Child Born Today Faces Bold Paths In Many Fields
The text notes that a child born on this day may be drawn toward rapid moves into speculation, investment, travel or drama, reflecting an upward trend but urging discretion in choice.
Washington Arts Club Bal Roheme Dress Ball Shines
The Arts Club hosts its season finale Bal Roheme at a major hotel, with elaborate costumes and prizes for originality. Notables including Mrs. Minifie and Mrs. de Weldon chair committees, while guests such as Rosa Ponsell and Louise Albritten attend. The club, since 1916, sits in a mansion once linked to Maryland fighter Charles Lingan and historic figures like James Monroe.
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Washington
James M. Minifie
New York Herald Tribune
Bal Roheme
Felix de Weldon
de Weldon
Rosa Ponsell
Louise Albritten
White House
Charles Collingwood
John Walker
National Gallery
Walker
Hermann Williams
Corcoran Gallery
Williams
the Arts Club
Charles Lingan
Maryland
James Monroe
Madison
Broadway Buzz and High Society Notes Unfold Across Pages
A roundup of entertainment items and gossip including Joan Crawford visits, plans on adopting a baby, Elizabeth Taylor moving to a Santa Monica beach house, and court trial twists. Mentions of Georgie Jesser, Anne Sterling, and Ben Blue amid Broadway Open House squabbles.
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Broadway Bulletin Board
Mel Dinelli
Joan Crawford
Peter Lind Hayes
Mary Healy
Georgie Jesser
Anne Sterling
V. Dewey
New York
Davis
Schodn
Music Hall
Bette
Filg
Jack Skirball
Elizabeth Taylor
Santa Monica
MGM
William Remington
Dénly
Remington
Elizabeth Bentley
Ben Blue
North Korea listens to Russia’s conquest siren
The passage describes North Korea’s alignment with Russia as a dangerous pull toward conflict. It argues that pursuit of Moscow’s aims has brought heavy losses and widespread devastation to the Korean land and people.
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Russia
Another Probe Snares New York Electronics Award
A probe tightens on a New York bid for electronic equipment awarded without competitive bidding. Richard Conte faces a scandal rumor after a Florida woman dubs him The Vibrator. Patti Page hits 250000 copies in a week with Mocking Bird Hill. Eisenhower officials say he spoke to over a thousand reporters on his European swing. Prentiss Kent courts Selma Lynch. Pen and Pencil menus list a $40 price tag.
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New York
Richard Conte
Florida
Patti Page
Gen. Eisenhower
Europe
Prentiss Kent
Atwater Kent
Selma Lynch
Pen-Point Rationing Hits Cleveland Stores
In Cleveland stationery shops, steel pen-points are limited to two per customer amid shortages. Officials warn against black market activity and potential pilfering at post offices.
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Cleveland
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George W. Crane
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David Lawrence
Erich Brandeis
Genevieve Kemble
Issias Dip Nas
Hal Boyle
Voynager
Peter Edson
News of Washington
Dorothy Kilgallen
Broadway
George Rafts
Hollywood
Maude Hutchins
Sugar Ray Robinson
Arlene Francis
Bonzo the Chimp
Francis
Mule
Bonzo
Truman
Olivia DeHavilland
Mark Goodrich
Dwight D Wiman
John Lehman
Pocahontas Crowfoot
Broadwayltes
Marty “May
June Johnson
Chic
Philadel
Decca
Ethel Merman
Victor
Ah Shore
Merman
Brotherly Love
Eddie Cantor
Harlem
Earl of Lanesbo
Yvonne ‘Arle
Eric Johnston
Ross
Havana
Alaska
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