Timeline of Korea War Events Through 1949 to 1950
Compiled chronology shows U.S. and U.N. actions in Korea from January to December with mentions of Red China, North and South Korea, and peace talks. Key items include UN indictments, counterattacks, stalemates, truces, and new peace bid efforts amid air battles and troop movements.
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Seoul
South
U.S
U.N
China
Red China
U.S. Congress
General Marshall
South Korea
Russia
38Th Parallel
Kaesong
Panmunjon
Korea
Suspected killer William Cook captured after eight deaths
Unclear clipping records multiple items from diverse topics. The most concrete event notes William “Mad Dog” Cook, linked to eight homicides, being captured in Lower California, alongside a scatter of unrelated items on lynchings, legal actions, scientific claims, and social notes.
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William
Mad Dog) Cook
Lower
California
Ann Rosebush
Pontiac
College Bowl Results and Hall of Fame News Review
The roundup lists Rose Bowl Michigan 14 California 6 and Sugar Bowl Kentucky 13 Oklahoma 7. It notes Clemson’s Orange Bowl 15 but Miami 26. Miami later elected to the baseball Hall of Fame along with Mel Ott and Jimmy Foxx. Also mentioned are Robinson regaining middleweight title, various boxing scandals, and notable race and horse events.
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Rose
Michigan
California
Sugar
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Cotton
Tennessee
Texas
Orange
Clemson
Miami
Mel Ott
Jimmy Foxx
Bob Feller
New York College Cage
W—English
Randy Turpin
Sugar Ray Robinson
Allie Reynolds
A. B Chandler
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Weekly top ten 1951 stories selected by publishers
The Publishers' Auxiliary polled weekly newspaper publishers to pick the ten major news items of 1951. Items include MacArthur ouster, Korean cease-fire talks, Churchill's return, Iran oil nationalization, West Point cadet dismissals, Kansas floods, Senate crime committee revelations, Japanese peace treaty signing, two-term presidential limit, and IRS irregularities hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Auxiliary
MacArthur
Churchill
Iran
West Point
Kansas
Senate Crime Committee
Internal Revenue Department
Notable Americans And World Figures Listed In Honor Roll
The long roster names Sinclair Lewis Jack Holt Mannerheim Gabby Street Lloyd C Douglas Virgi Chapman Edward Collins Charles Fischetti Ernest Bevin Arthur Vandenberg Charles G Dawes Elmo Watson Warner Baxter John Kee Fanny Brice John Erskine Serge Koussevitzky James Hall Forrest Sherman Henri Philippe Petain Stephen Early William Randolph Hearst Robert Walker Louis Adamic William Kiem Gelett Burgess Leon Errol Mady Christians Mrs Mathilde Freud Sigmund Romberg Kenneth Wherry Edwin Leland James.
World War I Era Headlines From Fragmented OCR
The fragment lists numerous international items: talks among Big Four and German army actions, U N and European tensions, treason cases in Burma and Czechoslovakia, Iran oil and nationalization events, Israel Syria border fighting, and shifts in British and Soviet policies. It presents a chaotic montage of dates, leaders, and political moves across 1914 era events.
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U.N
West Germany
Burma
Gordon Seagrave
Russia
Britain
France
Germany
World Wide Disaster Toll Surges With Daily Tragedies
Recurring catastrophic events reported include train wrecks in Peru and New Jersey with hundreds dead, major plane crashes across the United States, avalanches in the Alps, volcanic eruptions in New Guinea and Icelandic seismic activity, and massive ship sinkings, with totals reaching into the thousands. Strong events feature 1,000 plus fatalities in New Guinea, 2,000 plus in various naval and air disasters, and numerous regional accidents driving a grim year-end toll. Newswire tallies emphasize aviation, maritime, seismic, and weather-linked calamities worldwide.
Congress and War Tides Stirred by Red Scandals Across 1950s
A dense ledger of postwar events outlines shifts in military policy, political prosecutions, price controls, and leadership changes. Key items include Truman's removal of MacArthur, RFC audits, new draft rules for 18-year-olds, and inflation curbs.
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Congress
General Marshall
Air Force
Truman
Red Investigation Commission
Admir Nimitz
MacArthur
China
House
Voice of America
Ridgway
Red
Supreme Court
Ieaders
U.S
Capehart Amendment Triggers Widespread Price Changes
The Capehart amendment to the controls law takes effect immediately allowing price increases on thousands of items. Manufacturers may use pre Korea prices plus changes through last July 26 to set new ceilings. Some items likely to rise include clothing meat foods milk butter coal gasoline tobacco beer drugs cosmetics wool yarns fabrics soft drinks liquor wine lumber crude oil and many chemicals plastics and insecticides. Price Director Michael V Di Salle warns that prices appear to be rising again and decontrol of major items would be risky.
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Capehart
Michael V di Salle
Congress
March of Dimes Food Prices and Politics in 1952
Reading through a midcentury news roundup, readers see a 1 percent rise in the March of Dimes food price index led by produce and dairy. The report also covers TRACE TALKS on Korea, Truman’s return to Washington amid tax scandal probes, Eleanor Roosevelt’s critique by Archbishop McIntyre, plans to expand the Air Force, and looming tax fixes probes linked to the 1952 campaign.
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Truman
Eisenhower
T. Lamar Caudle
Senate Committee
Ohio
Tax Bureau
Christian Science Monitor
MacArthur
Florida
Washington
White House
J Edgar Hoover
FBI
House
Ways and Means
Revenue Department
Abraham Teitelbaum
Teitelbaum
Chicago
Capone
Bert K. Naster
Hollywood
Fla
Frank Nathan
Pittsburgh
Naster
Nathan
Howard McGrath
Internal Revenue Bureau
Theron Caudle
Grass Roots Medicine Honored Indiana Doctor
Dr. A. C. Yoder of Goshen Indiana aged 84 received the American Medical Association Family Doctor of 1951 award for devoted community service. He previously won Indiana Family Doctor of the Year and expressed humility about the honor. The award was presented at the AMA clinical session in Los Angeles.
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A. C. Yoder
Goshen
Ind
American Medical Association
Indiana
Indiana Medical Association
County Medical Society
Yoder
A.M
Los Angeles
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