Taft Ready To Vote Funds To Fight In Korea
Senator Taft Ohio says he will back any needed rise in military funding for a decisive Korean victory. He cites 1 billion dollars as a possible figure but says the exact amount is unknown and may vary. He favors voluntary industry adjustments over immediate economic controls. The article notes other leaders discuss mobilization, funding beyond 14.68 billion, and potential shifts if Korea worsens. The final line oddly injects a note about a hyena, unrelated to the war debate.
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Soviets Propose International Brigades For Korea War
Berlin dispatch reports a Soviet satellite draft of international brigades to join the Korean War. The claim cites East Germany and Warsaw as liaison points, with sources unnamed in the East German government. Authorities offered no independent confirmation.
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Korea
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East Germany
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Quiet Weekend Police Activity and Local Arrests
City police reported a tranquil weekend with no fires or vehicle collisions and five arrests for city ordinance violations. Two unnamed drunken suspects were later identified as Roy Holfhouser of Salisbury and William Miles of Frederick Route 5, both jailed in default of bonds.
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Roy H. Holfhouser
Salisbury
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William Francis Miles
Frederick Route 5
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