Korea: A Repeated War Chapter Across the Front
The Korea fight mirrors earlier moves as UN forces retreat south of the 38th parallel facing massive Communist and North Korean assaults. About 200,000 attack forces aimed to split defenses and destroy them. Homefront morale shifts contrasted by brave soldiers in battle as draft calls rise toward 450,000. total manpower to 8.5 million with 24 divisions planned by July. President Truman likely to seek higher taxes though balance remains doubtful amid a 1951 deficit near 75 billion dollars and current revenues around 45 billion.
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North Korea
South Korea
U. N
U.N
Korea
Congress
Truman
General Victories And Peace Notes Amid Korean War Toll
Generals at Haneda vigil for Lt. Gen. Walton Walker's body after Korea air crash. U S note signals possible Japanese rearmament and broader peace treaty aims. Formosa, UN charter, and Sino Communist tensions cited. As of Jan 1 US Army casualties reach 38,325 with 6,432 killed and 27,012 wounded. missing 4,753 across services.
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Doyle O. Hickey
Douglas MacArthur
Haneda Airport
Walton H. Walker
8Th U. S. Army
Korea
Walker
U. S
Arlington Cemetery
Army
Mannes
Navy
Air Force
George Patton
Walton Walker
U.S. Third Army
France
Seoul
General Patton
March of Dimes Launches 1951 Campaign Nationwide
The 1951 March of Dimes drive opens across the United States to combat polio. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports over 100,000 new cases in three years and $58,000,000 spent on patient care, with 1950 aid reaching more than 54,000 victims at $20,900,000. The fund sits at its lowest level since 1938, with four of five patients receiving financial help.
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United States
National Foundation For
March of Dimes
National Fund
Foundation
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