House Passes Unanimous Armed Forces Bills in Washington
The House approves two wartime manpower bills requested by President Truman. One extends enlistments by a year. the other lifts limits on armed forces size. Senate must act on the first. the second heads to the White House for signature. Air Force and Marine movements tied to Korea politics follow, with debate over defense effectiveness and policy.
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Camp Pendleton
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Armed Services Committee
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Korea
Million Dollars Spent on Remedies for Piles Claims
An advertisement claims over a million dollars yearly is spent on piles remedies. It touts Peterson s Ointment as a fast, soothing treatment delivering relief from itching within minutes. A 40 cent box or 70 cent tube with applicator is offered with a money back guarantee.
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Know America’s Anniversaries and Today in History
A compact history column lists notable anniversaries from 1739 including George Clinton and Isaac Babbitt, plus deaths of 1796 George Catly and 1862 Isaac Babbitt. It then covers Today In History events from 1758 to 1998, followed by Today’s Birthdays and brief horoscopes with a note on an Arctic bumblebee sighting.
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Wilkesbarre
Isaac Babbitt
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Railroad Journal Box
Taunton
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New Concord
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Edward Mandel House
Wilson
Houston
George Barr McCutcheon
Tippacanoe County
Ind
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Tennessee
Monroe County
Tenn
Sergei Koussevitsky
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Russia
Edwin Rosenberg
Hungary
George Bernard Shaw
Andre Mauro
Wilte
North Koreans Getting Outside Help Warned by U N
The United States told the Security Council North Koreans are receiving outside aid, implied from the Soviet Union, and warned Russia it has gone too far. US delegate Waren Ro Austin read a 2,200 word report on behalf of the unified command led by MacArthur, noting North Korea’s invasion with "excellent Soviet material" and citing a carefully planned full scale raid. The report was submitted a month after the border crossing.
Picnic gathering near Thurmont on July 23
Mr and Mrs Masten Long hosted a Sunday picnic near Thurmont with ice cream and cake served later. Attendees included Mrs Long, daughter Miss Nellie Long, sons Mr and Mrs Franklin Long and children, Shirley Claybaugh, Robert, Nelle Gathrine, James Virginia Ann and Naomi, Mrs John Long and children Lula May and Celsus Mathias, Joseph Claybaugh and children Carrie Christina and Dennis.
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Masten Long
Thurmont
Mrs Long
Nellie Long
Franklin Long
Deh Shirley (Claybaugh
Robert
Nelle Gatherine
James Virginia Ann
Naomi
John Long
Lula May
Celsus Mathias
Joseph Claybaugh
Carrie Christina
Dennis
Long Family Guests and Notable Figures Mentioned in Social Note
The passage lists numerous Long family members including Donald and Doris Long and their children, plus extended relatives Mrs Long, Mr and Mrs Masten Long, Ellwood Long and Detta Ann, and guests Dorothy Swope, Dorothy Heatherly Linton, Richard Free, Webster Black, James Creager, and Harry Gruber Jr. It also notes Hugo Grotius as a famed Dutch scholar who had a strong law practice at 17 and served as attorney general at 24.
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Dorothy Swope
Dorothy ‘Heatherly Linton
Richard Free
Webster Black
James Creager
Harry Gruber, Jr
Hugo Grotius
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