MacArthur Says China Used Troops For Korean War
Gen Douglas MacArthur charged that Communist China supplied a major share of the North Korean Army by adding 40 000 to 60 000 combat seasoned troops of Korean origin. He said Russia aided with weapons delaying the UN reading of his fourth report. The Council adjourned as Malik walked out. assembly set to convene in Flushing with Vishinsky expected to push for seating Chinese Communists.
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South Korea
U. N
North Korea
Jacob A. Malik
MacArthur
Malik
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Security Council
General Assembly
Flushing
Andrei Y ¥. Vishinsky
Russia
United Nations
Communist Control Bill Is Approved
Washington reports Senate House conferees agreed on a tough Communist-control bill to be made a permanent law. It would allow mass round-ups and jailing of suspected subversives in war or national emergency, but those seized would not be confined with felons or sent to hard labor. Senator McCarran said the bill is not unconstitutional and could survive a veto.
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Washington
Senate House
McCarran
D-New
Joint Conference Committee
Truman
Senate
House
Paravox Hearing Aid Trial Offers Quick Relief
Years of deafness ended in minutes says an ad for Paravox. The copy promises rapid hearing improvement with natural sound and confidence regained. It notes thousands have used the product over twelve years and invites trial by mail to Doris Foster, Room 204, 2056 E Fourth St, Cleveland Ohio.
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Doris
Foster
Cleveland
Ohio
Anniversaries and Birthdays in American History
Today in history and birthdays honor Revolutionary leaders Carroll Pickens Haven Wickersham Pittman Field Emmett Pullman Lincoln Hauptmann and others. Notables Rowland Williams Coleman Drum Seltzer Pasternak Dumas and Mover are listed with birthplaces and ages.
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Charles Carroll
Maryland
U. S
Annapolis
Andrew Pickens
South Carolina
Bucks County
Gilbert Haven
Malden
Mass
George W Wickersham
Taft
Hoover
Pittsburgh
Key Pittman
Nevada
Vicksburg
Miss
Rachel Field
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Packet
Daily Advertiser
Washington
Philadelphia Advertiser
Robert Emmet
Dublin
Daniel D. Emmett
George M. Pullman
Ben Field
Lincoln
Springfield
Wall Street
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Rowland L. Williams
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Satem
Ill
Laurence V. Coleman
American Assoc
Washington, N. C
Brooklyn
N. C
Hugh A. Drum
Fort Brady
Mich
Louis B. Seltzer
Cleveland News
Joseph Pasternak
Hollywood
Hungary
Hal S. Dumas
Southern Bell & Telephone
Macon
Lawson A. Mover
Horoscope note and biographical blurbs attach to Kansas City
The clipping notes the U S Civil Service Commission member born in Leesville South Carolina 57 years ago and Prof Jules I Bogen of New York University born in New York 47 years ago. It offers Today Horoscope praising a thoughtful mind and subtle speech, advising self reliance and support from others. It places Kansas City at the Missouri and Kansas rivers junction.
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Iner
Leesville
Jules I. Bogen
New York University
Journal of Commerce
New York
Walkersville Homemakers Club September Meeting Recap
The Walkersville Homemakers Club met in the Lutheran Parish House for a September gathering with 36 members and three visitors. President Betty Hooper led songs, reports were given on Short Course and Book Wagon, two new members joined, and plans were announced for a window treatment school on Sept 19 in Winchester Hall, plus a chest X-ray unit visit on Oct 30 and a pine tree planting demonstration at the Walkersville watershed.
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Walkersville Club
Walkersville Homemakers Club
Betty Hooper
Shane Roit
Carlton Epley
Perry
Tri‘tpoe
Frank Higinbotham
Roberta
Hartsough
Jos. Rosenthal
Nelson Stauffer
Winchester Hall
Walkersiie
Walkersville
Nominating committee and club notes at Jefferson Homemakers
The Jefferson Homemakers Club held its first fall meeting September 14 with Mrs Nathan House as hostess. Miss Fehr demonstrated floor finishes to sixteen members and two guests, while Mrs Luther Remsburg sang Bond pieces. A November x ray clinic and a new painting course were announced. Ruth Chatterton is noted as the only film actress to pilot her own plane across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Club
Nathan House
Jefferson Homemakers Club
Thomas
Fehr
Luther Remsburg
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Jefferson
Health Department
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ruth Chatterton
United States
O Dwyer Confirmed As Envoy To Mexico
The Senate confirmed former New York City Mayor William O Dwyer as Ambassador to Mexico. Senator Ives sought to delay for consultations with city officials about reports of police officials tied to gambling pay-offs, but the motion failed 40 to 24.
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Washington
Senate
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Mexico
Ives
O'Dwyer
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Know
America
Bonita Granville
Arists
Eleanor Day
Box
Hollywood, Calif
THE
Blue Ribbon Bakers
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Femder Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Korea
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas Rivers
Philip Morris
Brand
Philip Morais
Helena Stauffer
Heattie Stauffer
Grayson Haller
Ada Smith
Glade Valley Restaurant
the News
Frederick, M Md
Foreign Relations Committee
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Stieff
Doll's Jewelry Store
He Parinesia
Far Oy
Kemp
Our
Andrew H. Truby
Box 42
Woodland
Allbran
Kellogg
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
AKR Wood
Philco
Servel
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market ST
Ford
Storm & Shipley
Stopette
Eer
Oples Drug Stores
W. Patrica
M. Markel
Srcrive
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