Korea War Policy Divides on 38th Parallel Action
The United States and Allies weigh whether UN forces should cross the 38th parallel as Korea's war shifts. Washington seeks to reassure Russia no permanent bases. If North Korea falls to UN control, talks aim at unified, peaceful union. meanwhile pyrethrum growing is unprofitable in the U.S. due to labor needs.
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Korean Peninsula
Korea
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United Nations
NATO plans integrated Western Europe defense force
The North Atlantic Treaty Council agreed to establish a combined force for Western Europe under NATO, with a supreme commander and international staff. A chief of staff will train the force pending appointment of the commander, while German manpower use remains to be decided. Also, Georgia Maryland football game movies will be shown at Frederick High School Thursday night with former Terp quarterback Joe Tucker speaking.
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Frederick County Terrapin Club
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Frederick officer in Korea writes home from front
Capt. Cleon H Alex J of the 13th Signal Co, First U.S. Cavalry Division, recalls landing in Korea and predicts he will be home for Christmas. In an all-mail letter from the battlefront dated September 19, he describes the hardships, underestimation of enemy Reds, severe outnumbering, and the constant withdrawals faced by U.N. forces during the early Korean War. His wife Ano Kefauver, once from Walkersville, followed him to Japan and Korea.
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Yanks Fight Bravely in Daylong Battle Across Front
Four divisions bore the Red onslaught in a relentless 24 hour struggle that forced the United Nations to push reserves into action. Sleep was scarce as enemy infiltration haunted our lines and Koreans, difficult to tell apart, were moved to positions behind our own forces to blunt the assault.
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United Nations
Reda
Communications Field Notes From Mountain Conflict
In TOM at ws WEE Coie North Korsen the speaker describes an outfit tasked with establishing and maintaining communications. He notes heavy losses of signal equipment during delays and overruns, evacuation challenges, and the improvised methods used to keep lines and radios functioning amid rugged terrain.
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Ws Wee Coie North Korsen
G. I
War memoirs and a 1920 Venezuela iron ore find
A terse reminiscence notes ill suited mobile Signal Corps for its era and expresses a wish to avoid further war after two and a half months. The text recalls exiling to hunt for rubber in Venezuela where iron ore was unexpectedly found, hinting at potential American supply needs.
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