Japan and Occupation Reach Mixed Results in Korea War
The writer notes Japan is a key US ally with air and naval bases used in the Korean conflict. He observes little Japanese military activity in Korea, describes occupation effects as remarkable yet culturally complex, citing improvements in health, nutrition, and consumer goods, a balanced budget and strengthening currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Japan
United States
United Nations
Korea
U. N
Fair Enough Attacks on Kennedy and Korea Policy
In a stark critique, the author accuses Kennedy Hoover and Truman allies of sedition for opposing Soviet power and urging strong Western defense. He argues Europe must bear more burden, defends Spain against Franco, and questions U S leadership while warning of charges of sedition amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Russia
Kennedy
Europe
Asia
Kennedy, Mr. Hoover
McMahon
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
White House
Alger Hiss
Lee Pressman
Frankfarter
Korea
Hemisphere
Truman
Spain
Franco
Soviet
South America
California
Calculation machine challenges Pluto myths and Mars data
The article describes an electronic brain at IBM World Headquarters in New York performing 12 million computations to nine decimal places. It notes only one error, six decimals, and claims no missing planet evidence while Pluto seems nearly earth‑heavy. the piece also reports Navy Task Force 77 actions at Hungnam and Korean West Coast air strikes, destroying and damaging numerous buildings along the 38th parallel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Business Machines World
New York
Pluto
Mars
Earth
Venus
Mercury
Navy
Task Force 77
Hungnam
Marine Corsair
Four autos hit those just ahead in Dallas wreck
Frank X. McDonough stopped to avoid an overpass rail when a car in front turned sideways. Raymond Chumbley struck McDonough, then Stanton W. Warner hit Chumbley, Charles B. Rhoads hit Warner, and Jesse C. Gathright struck Rhoads. Two persons were injured. The first driver fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Frank X. McDonough
McDonough
Raymond Chumbley
Stanton W. Warner
Chumbley
Charles B. Rhoads
Warner
Jesse C. Gathright
Rhoads
Middleton named LSU president as Stoke resigns vote stands
Four board members backed General Middleton with ten voting for Dr. Stoke. Middleton, elected to a $15,000 annual post, voiced optimism about working with the board. Stoke, President since 1939, offered his resignation after nine administrative principle suggestions were circulated. Stoke will receive salary through June 30, 1951, with campus officials weighing unity at LSU.
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General Middleton
Stoke
Mississippi State College
Army
Command and General Staff School
The
War College
University of New Hampshire
Nebraska
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Middleton
New Orleans
Board of Supervisors
Dr. Stoke
Lanier
Gen
Earl Long
Horace Wilkinson, Jr
Port Allen
John J. Doles
Plain Dealing
George Baillie
Lake Charles
C. J. Dugas
Donaldsonville
Monnot Lanier
Plaquemine
Emmett Irwin
Tom Dutton
Stewart Black
J. E. Smithermen
Shreveport
Doles
Wilkinson Baillie
Dugas
Thomas Lough
Monroe
Homer Brikley
James McLemore
Alexandria
Theo Cangelosi
Lewis Gottlieb
Baton Rouge
Cangelosi
Gottlieb
Long
Leigh
Brinkley
McLemore
Frost bite case tests hope and waiting for answers
Lt. Hewitt of the army medical corps says six to eight weeks may determine whether amputation or partial finger removal is needed for Hubert Reeves. The family, notified by a Christmas day call from Percy Jones, awaits medical guidance as Hubert recovers and Hewitt consoles them.
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Howard Hewitt
Army Medical Corps
Hewitt
Hubert
Reeves
Percy Jones
Building Permit for 1903 Breard Street Remodel
Rebecca Flakes received a permit to remodel a dwelling at 1903 Breard Street for 150 dollars. Day labor will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Flakes
Breard Street
Limbless walker hopes to learn using hands again
A person expresses optimism about regaining function after loss, confident that others have succeeded before. They acknowledge the challenge but feel it is possible to adapt and improve. It feels good to resume daily life and activities.
NPA imposes tight controls on cobalt supply
Under the agency's order effective February 1, all cobalt purchases above 25 pounds require NPA approval. The move marks the first time the NPA has allocated nearly all of a material. The rules also restrict cobalt pigment uses alongside deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPA
Kangwon Province Attacked Dec 24 25 By People's Forces
A Korean radio report says forces in Kangwon province struck the enemy south of the 38th parallel on December 24 and 25, inflicting about 320 casualties and capturing roughly 110 troops. MacArthur quoted the enemy report in his communique as U S air forces continued operations near the Red front. Towns harbor-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangwon
38Th Parallel
MacArthur
U. S. Far East
Fifth Air Force
Auto Industry Signs New Plant Plans Amid Output Uncertainty
Automotive News reports auto makers signing to new plant facilities with minimal disruption, noting dependence on foreign conditions. It estimates 1950 production at just over 8,000,000 cars and trucks, an all time record exceeding 1,000,000 units.
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Automotive News
China Seizure Aims at Freezing Assets and Livelihoods
The report discusses freezes on assets of the People's Republic of China and limits on funds for maintaining merchants and individuals unless approved by local government. It notes possible separate orders by the state council and questions whether the rule would apply generally or to specific cases, with sentiment that it could push out missionary groups, U.S. oil firms, and the Shanghai Utilities Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Republic of China
People’s
Financial and Economic Commission of the State Council
U. S
U.S
Shanghai Utilities Co
Mrs. R. H. Gannaway Hurt In Car Crash Near Bastrop
Mrs. R. H. Gannaway of 2 Louise Anne Avenue sustained critical injuries in a two car crash near Bastrop while en route with her daughter Miss Ann Gannaway. Mrs. Gannaway suffered a fractured pelvis and facial injuries and was transported to St. Francis Sanitarium. Ann Gannaway endured bruises and shock but was not hospitalized.
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R. H. Gannaway
Louise Anne Avenue
Monroe
Bastrop
Ann Gannaway
Gannaway
Blue
Ann
West Monroe Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
J L Culp aged 22 of West Monroe and Lillian Carlton aged 20 of West Monroe seek a marriage license. Howard Kitchens aged 38 of West Monroe and Ella Mae Brown Roberts aged 46 of West Monroe apply together. Robert Erwin Creighton aged 25 of Monroe and Daisy Lowery of Monroe seek license.
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J. L. Culp
West Monroe
Lillian Carlton
Howard Kitchens
Ella Mae Brown Roberts
Robert Erwin Creighton
OS Monroe
Daisy Lowery
Monroe
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East Germany
Manchuria
China
North
Kore
Kremlin
India
Indo-China
Australia
Ussr
South “America
Moscow
Daily
Betty Rose & Others
Silverstein
Ilverstein
Louisiana
Mary's
North Second
Auto Industry
Gabardine
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