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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1950
Page
3
Harold E. Stassen former Minnesota governor and Penn president writes to Premier Stalin proposing steps toward a just world peace. He notes the letter is in his private capacity and not government approved. Analysts doubt any outcome would affect U.S. policy.
Air Force officials told a House subcommittee that essential material price hikes may add about 315 million dollars to defense costs amid 4,428 new aircraft by 1952. Commodities such as rubber aluminum copper and tin have surged, increasing purchasing power strain for the service. Rep. Vinson urged either cutting programs or boosting appropriations to cover rising costs.
President Truman, famed for his letter writing, told ex Colorado State Senator Neal Bishop he would not appoint John L. Lewis. In response, UMW leader Lewis warned against having more brains in the dog department than in state. Warren R. Austin at the United Nations said the U.S. seeks no bases or threats in Korea.
The United Nations authorized all appropriate steps to ensure stability across Korea and U.N. forces to proceed with invasion of North Korea, despite criticism that delays cost manpower and momentum. The vote passed 47 to 5 as Western nations faced warned strategic consequences.
The V F W national commander accuses the Agriculture Department of flooding the country with United Nations flags in schools. The department spokesman says the plan would display U N flags parallel to the American flag, similar to MacArthur’s display.
The article advises plastering with factory mixed integral coloring to color walls without extra painting. It warns against mixed plaster from other sources and recommends using only factory-mixed material for uniform color.
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