Debate Over McCarthy Charges Divides Senate Vote
In Washington a near fistfight and heckling followed as the Senate formally accepted a Democratic subcommittee report denouncing Senator McCarthy for his Communist in government charges. The 45 to 37 party line vote split Democrats in favor and Republicans against the report.
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Green Troops Fight to Buy Time in Korea War
American combat troops halted a North Korean push, earning cautious praise for their hard battered defense. Troops from the 24th and First Cavalry divisions plus South Korean forces formed a delaying line as armor and infantry fought to slow the drive, with praise for their tenacity amid initial disarray.
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When the Allied Powerhouse Rolls Ahead in Korea
The piece argues that green American troops face a tough test after initial setbacks in Korea. It notes fear is natural under fire and praises soldiers for courage, urging a hard push to drive the enemy back across the 38th parallel while crediting green troops for sustaining hope in world peace through a United Nations victory.
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Department Store Sales Jump 24 Percent Nationally
Washington reports department store sales rose 24 percent last week from a year earlier, the largest gain in 1950, amid a public push against panic buying and hoarding. Districts show varied increases from 12 to 39 percent as Korea crisis influences shopping patterns.
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TLAY AT SHOOKSTOWN CARNIVAL SOFTBALL NIGHT
South End Civic Associations independent softball team rides a hot streak to Shooks Town for a carnival night. SECA edged United Firemen 4 to 3 in five innings before rain halted play. Lenhart was the winning pitcher on Wednesday. Arch Whisner led his unlimited nine to a 16 to 4 victory over local AMVETS.
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Recreation Area Request Spurs Northwest City Meeting
A large Northwest delegation led by Dr James B Thomas urged the Mayor and Aldermen to study creating a recreation area near Military Road and Wilson Avenue. The discussion ran past midnight as residents sought a park and playground, with promises of early investigation and continued action.
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Army to send draftees to reception centers by Sept 1
Col Stanwood announced the first call will send draftees to army reception centers by September 1. Baltimore boards have begun physical exams since last Monday. County men started reporting yesterday at Towson LaPlata Chestertown Oakland Denton and Cambridge. Suspect polio in Richmond involves the 30-year-old daughter of Basil O’Connor.
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Maryland Second District Campaign Manager Named
James P. S. Devereux announced a campaign manager for the Republican bid in Maryland's Second Congressional District. The selection is Thomas W. Offutt, a Baltimore County businessman, coordinating the statewide outreach.
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