Showdown in Korea Pressures U N Action and Home Front Controls
On the fifth anniversary of Korea's liberation Communist and United Nations forces staged maneuvers signaling a near showdown. Reds captured Pohang, crossed the Naktong near Taegu, and massed 60,000 for an all out push while U S Marines held Chinju four miles from the city. American jets bombed North Korean targets, and a Tiny Tim rocket was used to destroy locomotives and a bridge. The House approved a broad mobilization bill 383 to 12 to give the President power to set price and wage controls, ration consumer goods, and curb industry. The bill outlines measures for wage and price controls, hoarding penalties, consumer credit controls, material requisition, and defense loans up to 2 billion dollars.
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Japan
United Nations
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Naktong River
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South Korea
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Senate
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Spy Suspect Mrs. Rosenberg Held on $100,000 Bail
FBI arrested Ethel Greenglass Rosenberg as suspect No. 7 in the Harry Gold Klaus Fuchs atom spy case. She is held on $100,000 bail. her 32-year-old husband also faces $100,000 bond.
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F.B.I
Harry Gold
Klaus Fuchs
Anatoli Yakovlev
New York
Four Republican Senators Blast Democratic Diplomacy Policy
Four Republican senators on the foreign relations committee indict the administration for diplomatic failures. Wiley, Smith, Hickenlooper, and Lodge charge U S policy let Russia grab influence in China, Korea and Formosa and call for immediate steps to regain initiative for lasting peace. They also fault the 1945 disintegration of armed forces and plan to release a documentary white paper for campaign use.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
China
Korea
Formosa
Wiley
Wisconsin
Smith
New Jersey
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
National Committee
All-Out Battle near Pohang and Waegwan In Korea
Reds mass tanks prepare near Waegwan for an attack while a combat on the Pugong ni bridgehead rages. In the south U S advances halt at Chinju outskirts as Churchill urges European unity and a unified army in Europe.
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U. S
Waegwan
Pugong-ni
Chinju
Record U S output hits new high in 1950 second quarter
The Commerce Department announced that national production of goods and services rose to an annual rate of nearly 270 billion dollars in the second quarter of 1950, the highest quarter on record. This marked a jump from 263 billion in the first quarter and 254 billion in the last quarter of 1949.
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Commerce Department
Wallace resigns from Progressive party amid peace debate
Henry A. Wallace formally resigns from both the national and executive committees of the Progressive party. The move follows clashes over the party line on foreign policy and leaves Wallace a longtime political reformer with a history in Republican, Democrat, and Progressive ranks.
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Progressive Party
C. B. Baldwin
National Committee
Wallace
Iowa
New Deal
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
New York
Truman
Empire State
Taxation: Higher Taxes Loom For Korea War Costs
Senate finance committee approved a bill raising individual income taxes by about 3 billion dollars to fund Korea war costs. Withholding rises from 15 to 18 percent after exemptions, increasing taxes for over 50 million payers and lowering exemptions for service members outside war zones.
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Korea
Senate
House
Propaganda clash over Michigan football sparks exchange
Radio Moscow accused Michigan players of needing hospital or cemetery trips funded by greedy promoters. The Voice of America offered a season pass to accredited Soviet correspondents to attend Michigan games, promising no cost for flowers or wreaths.
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University of Michigan
Moscow
Wall Street
Voice of America
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Voice
U.S.S.R
Modern Cleaners Laundry in Giddings area for sale
Classified ads offer an established modern cleaners and dry cleaning business serving Giddings Lexington and La Grange Texas with GI loan options and trade consideration. Also listings for a frozen food locker, gas station, ranches and farms in Dilley and Lexington plus home furnishings and other sales and services across Texas and surrounding states.
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Giddings
Lexington
la Grange
Texas
Kyleen Harrell
P. O
Caldwell
Ford
East Bernard
Colt Film Service Offer for Roll Film Developments
Sensational introductory offer for roll film development. Get 8 jumbo prints for 30c or 12 prints for 45c, 16 prints for 55c. Fast, quality service. Send post cards for free mailers or rush film to Colt Film Service P O Box 1441 Baltimore Md.
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