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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
2
Editorial notes accuse the United States of aggression in Korea amid reports of U.N. forces facing setbacks as China escalates its stance in the conflict. The column frames the clash as a broader confrontation involving China and allied United Nations actions.
In the United Nations security council Warren R Austin pressed Wu Miou Chuan to explain whether there would be war or peace in the Far East. The exchange intensified fears of World War III as China accused the U S and accused U S aggression in Korea and the Philippines. Wu warned allies not to back American aggression or bear the consequences.
General MacArthur directs UN forces in the North Korean offensive that initially advances but is halted by extensive Chinese counterattacks. Reports say up to 200000 Chinese troops move into Korea with as many as 21 divisions active, threatening UN positions and prompting calls for decisive action including bombing supply centers in Manchuria to curb the Red tide.
A three part series warns that national hysteria harms civil liberties as fear grows over communism. The American Civil Liberties Union and executive director Patrick Murphy Malin frame hysteria as a threat to constitutional rights, recalling past episodes like the Alien and Sedition acts.
STAGE SCREEN and radio notes praise The Prowler United Artists with Evelyn Keyes and Van Heflin highlighting independent production. Moira Shearer signs with Samuel Goldwyn for a Hank Christian Anderson bio. A contrast with 1798 anti liberty era shows ongoing tension between security laws and civil rights.
Eddie House calls his wife from the office and jokes about a herring supper while planning a ring gift for Evelyn. He walks home to save time, checks a note in his pocket marked Anniversary gift for Evelyn, hinting at a first anniversary surprise.
Charlie contemplates using Hazel Duke jewelry as loan collateral to pay a bookie. A forged theft sting ensnares Hazel when a detective presents a list matching her jewelry, revealing Charlie’s syndicate connection. Evelyn’s tears prompt Eddie to salvage an anniversary with a mink jacket and a forgiving kiss.
An Ohio hospital night supervisor promotes HADACOL claiming vitamins and iron cure nervous stomach insomnia and fatigue. He reports improved sleep, steadier nerves, and better walking after taking the product and says thousands have benefited. The ad offers $3.50 hospital size or $1.25 trial size with a money back guarantee.
A federal grand jury indicted Earl Browder Frederick Van derbilt Field Philip Jaffe Joseph Kamp Edward Rumely and William Patterson on contempt of Congress charges. The defendants face heavy fines and prison terms if convicted.
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