Salvage Out Of Korean Defeat
Washington officials view Moscow's peace drive as an effort to salvage something from the Korean disaster. They see Soviet aim as delaying Western rearmament and splitting non Communist nations, while pressuring UN unity amid renewed East West tensions and possible peace talks.
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Washington
Rusgle
Moscow
Korea
United States
Europe
North Atlantic
United Nations
New York
Andrei Vishinsky
Jakob Malik
Russia
U. N
United Nations Coalition
State Department
Voice of America
West Allies split tactics underline Korean issue analysis
The passage notes the Reds favor siding with the West on Korean matters while exploiting gaps between the United States and India over Communist China. It states the peace drive is a Russian tactic to mask other actions, using it to divide non Communist Allies.
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United States
India
China
Notable Deaths and Birthdays in 19th Century Figures
A dated “Today in History” and birthdays list prominent figures including Henry H. Richardson, Daniel Miner Lord, Frederick Schwatka, George F. Kunz, Naomiji Norsworthy, with events from 1789 to 1988. It notes architectural legacy, advertising leadership, Arctic exploration, gem expertise, psychology, and political milestones, alongside notable birth dates.
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Henry H. Richardson
New York
Brookline
Mass
St. James Parish
Daniel Miner Lord
Chicago
Newton
Frederick Schwatka
Galena
George F. Kunz
Naomiji Norsworthy
Columbia University
United States Army
Congress
Boston
Zebulon M. Pike
Kansas
Meeker
Colorado
Mare Island
Calif
Arlington
St. Quentin
Rome
Greer Garton
Ireland
Horoscope and legal note on damages in a New Rochelle birth entry
Herbert Agar born in New Rochelle eighty three years ago and Edgar M. Queen of Monsanto in St. Louis born there fifty three years ago are noted. Today's horoscope warns of hypersensitivity and health vigilance amid potential hard work and recurring misfortune. A court action has arisen from water dripping from a roof onto neighboring property on several occasions.
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Herbert
Agar
New Rochelle
Edgar M. Queen
Monsanto Chemical Co
St. Louis
Marine Corps Plans to Keep Reserves in Uniform
Pearl Harbor Sept 28 Gen B Cates Marine Corps commander said reserves will remain in uniform after the Korean War, with no plan to release personnel. He outlined aims to rebuild to two fighting divisions and 18 squadrons by end of 1950, current strength about 130,000. future expansion depends on Congress.
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Pearl Harbor
B. Cates
Marine Corps
Kore
Cates
Korea
Congress
Divin Club of Frederick Holds Evening Board Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the executive board of the Divin Club of Frederick was held at hon Teabel Yingling's home on 14th street. Vice president Mrs Lillian Myers chaired. Plans set for rummage sale on November 3 and 4 and a card party on November 10 to fund the charity. Refreshments served by hostess. Next dinner meeting October 2 in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Grey room. National Geographic Society notes Bismarck a German Dane fancier.
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Uavinette
The
Divin— Club of
Frederick
Teabel Yingling
14Th Street
Lillian Myers
Yingling
Francis Scott Key Hotel
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