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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1950

Page

2

Crossword Puzzle Answers From L Steep to Planted Seeds

Crossword clues listed for Across and Down with number tags, including L Steep rugged rot and many entries such as Nimbus Planter herb and Un divided Pig pen. Other clues span River bottom Masculine pronoun Conflict and Painted scenes of a stage along with numerous wordplay hints.

Korea War Shifts From Defense to Offense Under MacArthur

A dramatic shift in the Korean conflict unfolds as General MacArthur launches an Inchon invasion and seizes Seoul, reversing UN forces from defense to offense. Reports detail swift advances, the capture of Wolmi Island, and the thrust toward Seoul while noting Communist rear guard resistance.

Korea United Nations Douglas MacArthur People of MacArthur Inchon Yongdok Seoul U. S Wolmi Islands Kimpo

War talk and foreign policy cloud postwar summit

Headlines report Gen Douglas MacArthur inspecting six smoking Red tanks near Seoul and Bernard Baruch urging all out war to win in Korea. Diplomatic observers note a minor rift among Big Three at New York talks over German rearmament and Western Europe defense plans.

Robert Schumsh Francd Dean Acheson U. S Ernest Bevin Great Britain Waldorf-Astoria New York Europe Douglas MacArthur Seoul Bernard Baruch U.S Korea Pfc John J. McCormick McCormick Peagie Semyon Bogdanov United States Robert Schuman France Germany Acheson North Atlantic Council Free World Euroope Asia

Follow Through Voice of America broadcast during early Cold War

A second offensive against communism followed the Korean invasion as the Voice of America sent broadcasts to the Far East and Near East detailing daring maneuvers. The reports shared prominence with foreign ministers meetings in Europe and aimed to capture first attention abroad.

North Korea Voice of America Far East Near East Europe

Blueprint for vast civil defense program before congress

W. Stuart Symington chairs the National Security Resources Board which drafted a plan to defend against atomic attack. The program aims to mobilize the nation for swift retaliation and to cut casualties by more than half with organized civil defense across federal state and local levels. It envisions a mutual aid system reaching into every American home and relies on hundreds of thousands of workers.

Congress W. Stuart Symington National Security Resources Board

Contractor Sues Over One Foot Too Long Tool

Michael O Malley a Chicago mason contractor sues F W Woolworth and Waterbury Lock Specialty for 20000 claiming a rule sold was one foot too long. He says the excess length caused garages and a house to be built too large and he faces countersuit for not honoring his contract.

Michael O'Malley Chicago F.W. Woolworth Company Waterbury Lock & Specialty Company O'Malley

Good Neighbor Policy Strengthens Ties Across Hemisphere

Washington dispatch notes the United States has moved from dollar diplomacy to a robust good neighbor policy. Edward G Miller Jr leads inter-American affairs as U S policy emphasizes mutual benefit, regional cooperation, and democratic institution building alongside the United Nations framework. The piece highlights posture toward Germany, Europe’s unity, and plans for aid in Asia and the Middle East, including economic and technical assistance to postwar nations.

Washington, D. C United States State Department Latin South America Cordell Hull Edward Stettinius James Byrnes George C. Marshall Dean Acheson Pan-American Union inter-American Affairs Institute Mexico City Rio de Janeiro Bogota Havana Bureau of inter-American Affairs State—Department Edward G. Miller, Jr Puerto Rico Yale Harvard John Foster Dulles New York Acheson Miller inter-American Affairs Bureau Americas United Nations Germany Europe Near East Africa South Asia India Parkistan East Indian Republic Greece Turkey European Asia China Korea World Information Service

Halls of Ivy becomes hit show with charting theme song

The Halls of Ivy TV series created by Inez Gerhard Donald and Benita Colman drew rapid popularity since January. The theme song spawned a recording by the NBC group, while college leaders praised the program and students joked about finding a president like Colman. Joe Wilman signs to star in King of the Ten Pins on World of Sports. Universal City expands to 400 acres, becoming the world’s largest self contained film plant.

Inez Gerhard Onald Benita Colman Colman Joe Wilman American Bowling Congress Columbia World of Sports U's Universal City San Fernando Valley

Glen Owens Rises From Trapper to Movie Star

Glen Owens, a Crest valley trapper, helps rescue two injured after a transcontinental airliner crash. He gains national fame and rejects a Hollywood offer, later marries Leah Conroy and cashes in on a ranch with new movie deals.

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Israel Revisited: An honest look by Ralph McGill

Billy Rose reflects on Israel after a world tour and lauds Ralph McGill’s book Israel Revisited for its factual, no nonsense portrait. The piece praises McGill as an Irish reporter and Southern journalist who presents a sharp, balanced account.

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