Weekly News Analysis on U.S. Ground Forces in Korea
United States sends ground forces to Korea amid rising global tension. The piece warns the crisis could trigger a broader war, reflecting editorials from the newspaper union’s analysts rather than Idle Newspaper’s stance.
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United States
Korea
U S Forces Swiftly Engage in Korean War Front
Amid North Korea’s invasion the United States mobilized quickly. MacArthur under Joint Command in Japan directed air and sea strikes while U S troops landed in South Korea. The crisis tests alliances as forces face a developing front near Suwon and the Han River.
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United States
South Korea
Seoul
Suwon
Japan
MacArthur
Han River
USS
Korea
Soviet Union
Europeans Feel War Fears Amid Korea Crisis
Europe reels from the Korean conflict aftermath with fear of world war lingering in Berlin Vienna Frankfurt and London as Americans rally behind President Truman. Despite distrust of UN and US in some quarters the nation unites behind the stand against communism while Taft calls for Acheson’s resignation and critics argue policy shifts.
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Europe
Russia
Berlin
Vienna
United Nations
United States
Frankfurt
London
Truman
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Acheson
Senate
Far East
Vito Marcantonio
House Votes Cut Taxes In Wartime Finance
The 1690 tax till won approval in the house by 375 to 14, cutting excise taxes on furs jewelry luggage and many items while raising corporation taxes to 43 million annually and closing loopholes. May revenue surged nearly 500 million above a year ago but 11 month totals remained over a billion below the prior year. President Truman signed the bill into law granting broad power to resume deductions and to deploy the National Guard and reserves. The draft runs through July 9 1951 with inductees aged 19 to 26.
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House of Representatives
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Truman
National Guard
Republicans draft declaration to revitalize party in Philadelphia
A new movement emerged after a Philadelphia meeting of representatives from 10 states. Hetty V. Poor, former President of the New York Young Republicans, said the group drafted the declaration of principles as a basis for revitalizing the Republican party.
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Republican Party
Philadelphia
Hetty V. Poor
New York Young Republicans
Senate subcommittee lists over two thousand gambling subscribers
A Senate subcommittee investigating gambling released names of more than 2000 racing news wire service subscribers. Chairman Ernest W. McFarland cautioned no proof ties individuals to betting, but he believes most listed are bookmakers. Hearings are planned in Miami, St. Louis, Kansas City and Chicago. Willis Smith and Mrs. Smith voted in North Carolina run off. Smith defeated Sen. Frank Graham.
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Ernest W. McFarland
Miami
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Willis Smith
Mrs. Smith
North Carolina
Smith
Sen
Frank Graham
President Truman
U S Jobs Hit Peak Since 1948 July Benchmark
Census data show June employment surging to the highest level since July 1948. Agricultural work rose to 9,040,000 from 6,060,000 in May while nonagricultural employment climbed 750,000 to 52,496,000 between May and June, marking five consecutive months of gains.
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United States
Stars argue over greatest players across eras
Connie Mack defends yearly resets of all time greats, arguing no single star can be judged across 40 or 50 years. The piece weighs baseball and football changes from dead balls to modern swings, rule tweaks, and new equipment, noting era shifts prevent direct comparisons.
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Mack
Young
Johnson
Alexander
Mathewson
Babe Ruth
Ted Williams
Ty Cobb
Cobb
St. Louis
Ruth
Willie Heston
Michigan
Heston
Archie Hahn
Walter Eckersal
How to Mount a Big Catch for Taxidermy
Instructions for preparing a fish for taxidermy outline the steps from sketching the fish on paper to shipping the skin. Tips include skinning avoidance when possible, noting color, cutting the side not the belly, removing the chin, separating fins, scraping grease, salting inner skin, and packing the specimen with notes for the taxidermist.
Hooking Earthworms For Trout And Water Safety Tips
Practical worm hooking methods keep wriggle, with one or two worms placed at the clitellum. Use short shank hooks with straight points for best results. Water safety tips urge swimming only in supervised spots and caution currents. Nightcrawlers kept in moss and dry oatmeal in a cool place extend freshness for summer fishing. Atlantic record shark weighed 845 pounds at Bimini with Cortland line, same angler previously set a blue marlin record.
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American Red Cross
Askel Wichfield
Bimini
Cortland
Carp Chunks for Cats Bait Popular Among Anglers
A channel catfish bait called chunk bait uses carp fillets cut into two to three inch strips. The strips are jarred and left to cure two or three days in cool weather or a few hours in hot weather. Channel catfish find this bait irresistible.
Dry ink bottle remedy from old manuscript note
A fragment describes cleaning wine spills by using a dry ink bottle with a bottom as a pestle or by adding sediment cloth and sprinkling salt on the spill.
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