Korean War Red Moves Portend New Drive
U N forces report continued pressure on the Korean front with allied counterattacks north of Taegu. MacArthur notes securing key roads and artillery positions, while South Korean units push along the east coast toward Songdok and Pohang, despite heavy enemy resistance.
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Shell Oil to Maintain Earnings for Employees in Service
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Red Chinese General to Command Korean Front
In Tokyo Aug 24 a top Asian Communist general was ordered to Korean battlefront to assume a pivotal role in the war's decisive phase. Lt. Gen. Kim Mu Chong, a Korean with 26 years of command in China's Red armies, identified at Gen MacArthur's Tokyo HQ as commander of the North Korean I Corps. North Korean invaders have set up two corps headquarters as directive centers for 12 Communist divisions in South Korea.
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