Marshall testifies on Asia policy amid war fears
The Senate hearings reveal censors redacting Marshall's combat strength figures for the 8th Army and his explanations of steps leading to MacArthur's removal. He faces further questioning as senators seek clarity on Administration Asia policy and the Korea-focused war strategy.
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Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
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Proposals Threaten U N Split Warned by Marshall
Secretary of Defense Marshall testified that General MacArthur s public war proposals could split the United Nations and force the United States to go it alone in Korea. He said the general's remarks provoked reactions among Allies and threatened collective action, while denying that foreign governments had asked for his removal.
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United Nations
United States
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Wiley
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Clash Over Far East Policy Sparks Military Debate
Marshall argues China policy hinges on a single official stance while MacArthur warns of risks from Soviet involvement in Korea. He says public dissent would resign if defeated. Wiley questions whether MacArthur violated Washington directives amid the debate on Asia’s wartime strategy.
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Russia
Far East
MacArthur
Asia
China
Wiley
R-Wis
Washington
MacArthur Blank Rebuff Noted In Policy Debate
Wiley and MacArthur clashed publicly over policy remarks with Marshall present. MacArthur said no limit on voicing views to Washington officials, while Marshall argued private representations vs public announcements. The secretary noted no rebuke before MacArthur’s ouster for opposing policy, despite directives to clear statements.
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Wiley
MacArthur
Washington
Marshall
MacArthur Proposal Letter Sparks Fire Decision
Rep. Martin of Massachusetts released a letter in which MacArthur proposed using Chinese Nationalist troops, prompting the decision to terminate him as cumulative misconduct became a public issue.
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Rep. Martin
Massachusetts
Republican House
MacArthur
Wills Probated In Orphans Court
The wills of Lucy E Sponseller and Sophia Cage were probated by the Orphans Court on Wednesday. Sponseller’s will bequeaths $50 to two half sisters and a half brother Verdie Jane Pittinger Marian Rebecca Houck and Markell Nelson with the remainder divided among four siblings Hattie Virginia Carpenter Elsie May Dayhoff Ida May Carpenter and Willard Reuben Hall. Dayhoff named executor.
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Lucy E. Sponseller
Sophia ,.E. Cage
Orphans Court
CAGE ESTATE WILL LISTS PROPERTY TO SON AT 417 A STREET
The will dated August 28 1933 appoints Hugh Cage as executor and bequeaths real estate at 417 A street Brunswick to him. Other children Louis N. Cage Robert Cage Farl T. Cage Allan Cage and Helen A Kaetzel share the remainder of the estate. Executors named Hugh Cage and Earl Cage. other witnesses G M Kaetzel and Emory V Frye.
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Brunswick
G. M. Kaetzel
Emory V. Frye
Thunderstorms Bring Mixed Reports On Fishing Bites
A debate among sportsmen centers on whether fish bite less during storms. Some insist the idea is false, while others claim to have proven it.
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