Weekly News Analysis Rejects Soviet Move on Red China Entry
In the Security Council debate, Malik and Austin clash over admitting Red China to the United Nations amid the Korean War. Russians push to seat China. the U.S. rejects withdrawal of American troops and warns of veto threats. Deadlock looms as North Korea and UN forces remain central.
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Transportation survey cites 1,000,000 trucks ready for defense
The American Trucking Association says civilian fleets could mobilize one million trucks for military supply transport in a national emergency, with up to 4.5 million more privately operated trucks and 2.2 million farm trucks available later. The plan envisions 171 million ton miles of inter city transport in a year.
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Pearl Harbor
Koreas Front Sees New UN Offensive and Bridges Bail Revoked
UN forces press a southern sector attack as US B 29s pound North Korea with 540 tons in a day. North Koreans defend with ground cover while central bridges open behind UN lines. Meanwhile federal judge revokes Harry Bridges bail, calling him an agent threat to security and noting his anti intervention remarks.
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Plane Crash Kills Nineteen at California Air Base
A bomb laden B-29 crashed near Fairfield Suisun air base causing nineteen deaths and sixty injuries. The aircraft exploded near a trailer camp with about 200 service families asleep as its 10 to 12 hundred pound bombs detonated, damaging dozens of cars and trailers in the vicinity.
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Formosa Dilemma and New War-Watch Mobilization
Formosa becomes a flashpoint as policy splits visible with MacArthur’s visit and rapid jet deployments. U S defends the island amid fears of a broader clash with Red China while Britain shifts toward recognizing the Communist government. Senate approves home front mobilization measures expanding wage, price, and production controls to spur defense needs.
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Draft Officials Prepare for 100000-Man Call
At national headquarters in Washington the Selective Service readies the army influx of 100000 men for September and October. Front row figures include Col Daniel O Omer, Gen. Council. Lewis B Hershey, Selective Service Director. and Col Bernard T Franck, legislative officer.
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Robeson Refuses Passport Surrender State Dept Warns
Paul Robeson, noted singer and leftist figure, was ordered by the state department to surrender his passport. He refused, and the government voided the passport and ordered officials to stop him if he attempts to depart. The department said any trip abroad would not serve U S interests.
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State Department
Robeson
United States
Mark Twain
Mississippi
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Good Citizen Free Schools Can Safeguard Democracy
The eighth of ten articles from a booklet by the American Heritage Foundation urges support for free public education and improving local schools. It warns against competing ideologies that undermine life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Cox notes Cinderella treatment for Clooney on CBS shows
Inex Gerhard profiles Rosemary Clooney from Maysville Ky as she pursues stardom after Tony Pastor's band days. Anecdotes include chasing Clark Gable, sales of coins by a Beverly Hills gallery, and casting notes for The Lawless and Passage West. The piece ends urging strong education to sustain national unity.
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CBS
Maysville
Tony Pastor
Clark Gable
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Adolphe Menjou
United States
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Orion Falls For June At A Pretend Guest Wedding
Orion Peters pretends to be a wedding guest to tag along with June Ingalls. They bond by the pool and he falls for her, while keeping up the ruse to monitor gifts and a theft. A chase ends with Orion arresting a thief and revealing his own feelings.
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Orion
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June
Austin Rebukes Malik in U N Security Council Clash
Warren Austin, United States delegate, sharply rebukes Jac /tb Malik during a United Nations Security Council session. The exchange centers on Malik's scathing attack on the United States as Austin maintains firm, restrained conduct despite the pressure.
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Crossword Puzzle Across Down Lightning Mix
Crossword puzzle clues list across and down items with numbers and hints for a word fill. Includes definitions for geography names and common terms, formatted like a classic newspaper puzzle page.
Teddy Bear Charity Turns Tragedy Into Care
In a Fifth Avenue toy shop a man seeks a teddy bear for his sick daughter. The bear deliveries reveal a family in crisis as Peggy dies of leukemia after Tim abandons them, while the wife uses bears to comfort other charity ward children at the hospital.
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