MacArthur's Intelligence Held Faulty
General Omar Bradley told a Senate inquiry that MacArthur’s field intelligence should have spotted the Chinese Red buildup in North Korea last fall. He warned a China bombing plan could trigger a broader war and urged safeguards if UN forces withdraw from Korea. Bradley opposed striking China and Manchuria and said MacArthur might have been better off resigning.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
South Korea
United Nations
U. N
Korea
Bradley
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
North Korea
China
Truman
Far East
Red Chinas
Russia
Manpower Committee Rejects 44 Hour Week Plan
Washington May 23 The Manpower Policy Committee recommended against a 44 hour basic work week in industry during the emergency. The longer week would deny overtime premium pay until after 44 hours, a shift from the present 40 hour standard. Chairman Arthur S Fleming announced the decision after a committee of Federal agency representatives reviewed the proposal.
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Washington
Manpower Policy Committee
Arthur S Fleming
Armyman Pvt Hobert D Fogle Dies Recalled
Pvt Hobert D Fogle of Jamyeville is honored posthumously as Congress and the Labor-Management Manpower Policy Committee review Mobilization Decor Charles DE Watson. Fogle enlisted April 27 15 at Fort Knox Kentucky and served in Co A 387th Armored Infantry Battalion Port Knox Kentucky. The article notes the Manchu conquest of China in the 17th century.
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Fort Knox
Hobert D Fogle
Daniel Fogle
Jyamneville
R D Fogle
U S
Port Knox
Congress
Charles DE Watson
Hagerstown Honors Sgt Charles Hager Day Parade Postponed
Hagerstown saluted Sgt Charles Henry David Hager as the first Washington county Korean War returnee under the Army rotation plan. The outdoor ceremony faced rain but drew officials and residents who praised Hager and fellow veterans while criticizing Baltimore’s lack of attention. Rep Beal lauded the tribute as a stand for gallantry and duty.
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Hagerstown
Hager
Charles Henry David Hager
Washington County
Korea
Cal Donald McGrayne
Maryland Military District
Col McGrayne
Sgt Hager
Baltimore
J. G. Beal
R-Mad
Sgt. Hager
Baltimore Proposes Underground Garage Plan
Baltimore Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro announced definite plans for a two story underground parking garage in downtown Baltimore. The three block long project would be built beneath Preston Gardens between two streets, with a hoped for late 1952 opening.
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St. Paul Street
St. Paul Place
Union Square
San Francisco
Preston Gardens Operating Company
Baltimore
Thomas D’alesandro
Preston Gardens
Sawmill history fragment ties to Fort Vancouver and Hudson Bay Co
Disjointed OCR fragment hints at 19th century sawmill history in the West and a government printing office production tie at Fort Vancouver Washington, mentioning Hudson Bay Company and large scale impressions, with unclear annual sessions and dates.
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U.S
Fort Vancouver
Washington
Hudson Bay Co
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