MacArthur Assails U.S. Policy in Boston Speech
Gen Douglas MacArthur charged that American foreign policy is a “mass of confused misunderstandings” and that Korea ends indecisively. He warned costs of government rise sharply and urged a strong, independent America. He spoke to a joint Massachusetts legislature session amid applause.
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MacArthur's Congressional Speech Sparks ovation in Washington
General Douglas MacArthur spoke before Congress after returning from Korea. He defended his removal from command, argued three public reasons, and cited Formosa policy while recalling his cease fire proposal. lawmakers rose in a seven minute standing ovation.
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Japanese American Ready To Aid U S GI In Training
Gene Fujita, a 21 year old Japanese American at a U S medical replacement training center in Fort Meade, expresses readiness to fight for the United States after having earlier refused to bear arms against it. His father died in Hiroshima and his mother lives in Seattle. Pennsylvania leads the nation in ice cream production with about 73 740 000 gallons yearly.
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Maryland cattle judging team wins world title in England
Washington returns as the United States 4 H club team wins first place in the seven nation cattle judging contest at Canbridge England July 5. Members Barbara Riggs Janice Palmer Robert Barton and Glen McGrady were welcomed at Washington Union Station. Riggs earned individual high honors as world champion judge of daily cattle and received the Gold Challenge Cup from Queen Elizabeth for the team’s first place.
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Hereford Breeders Inspect Cattle Near Hagerstown Area
About 300 Hereford Breeders to inspect cattle in the area on Saturday. Farms include Popodicon Farm near Shepherdstown West Virginia, Lower Hill Farm on Route 40, Melrose Manor, Hopewell Farm, and Wakeright Hereford Farms.
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Ma Locked Up With Women Prisoners
Denver police admit they confined a man with 12 women prisoners for nearly 24 hours before realizing the error. Al Loti, acting captain, said the man used a switch and feminine mannerisms to mislead officers. The detainee gave the name Sara Smith, later identifying as William Anderson of New Orleans.
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Byrd's European tour includes talks with Churchill
The Winchester editor Harry Byrd Jr. planned to arrive in Winchester later this week after touring Europe. Before leaving London he met privately with Winston Churchill to discuss matters of state.
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