Attlee and Truman Clash Over Korea Policy Details
Attlee and President Truman discussed Korea and possible UN actions amid Western tensions with China. Officials outlined six agreed points on Europe, defense production, and no withdrawal while examining options including a blockade of the Chinese coast and aiding Nationalists on Formosa. Attlee favored avoiding labeling China as aggressors to keep focus on European defense and avoid diluting U.S. strength in Europe.
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India
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Ceylon
South Africa
Korea
U. S
Britain
Far East
Europe
Veterans urge bombing Manchuria to save troops
Four major veterans groups urged President Truman to empower General MacArthur through the United Nations to strike vital military targets across the Manchurian border. They argued such action would allow American forces to fight on a more equal footing against Chinese Communist forces.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Manchurian
Senate Debates Crime Warrants
The Senate judiciary subcommittee meets in closed session to decide warrants for the eight missing witnesses, after accounting for three of eleven hunted by Senate crime investigators. Chairman McCarran arranged the session following the subcommittee’s setup the previous day.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Judiciary
McCarran
D-Nev
Priests Excommunicated Over Slovenian Front Ties
Vatican excommunicated three Roman Catholic priests alleged to organize a group collaborating with Marshal Tito's Communist led people's front in Slovenia, according to church and diplomatic sources in Belgrade.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal
Tito
People’s Front
Slovenia
Vatican
Sawyer Honored at Cincinnati Dinner by NCCJ
The National Conference of Christians and Jews paid tribute to Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer for sustaining ideals of brotherhood and his work in bettering human relations. Sawyer, a Cincinnati resident, was guest of honor at a conference dinner.
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Cincinnati
National ‘Conference of Christians and Jews
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Frontline Actions Escalate as UN Forces Hold in Korea
Reports detail a North Korean withdrawal near Hamhung as U S pilots clash with MiG-15s at high altitude. Eighth Army probes near Pyongyang while Dutch and Belgian units reinforce, with new UN members totaling sixteen.
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Eighth Army
Pyongyang
Samdung
Douglas MacArthur
8Th Army
Thailand
South
British Ship Wing Sang Freed by Nationalists
Chinese Nationalists released the 3,559 ton British steamer Wing Sang after overnight detention north of Formosa. Captain H. G. Goddard said the ship was to sail for Formosa tomorrow.
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Talpel
Formosa
Wing Sang
H. G. Goddard
Patent term grants 17 year exclusive inventor rights
The patent provides the inventor or heirs with exclusive rights to the invention for a period of seventeen years, establishing a fixed term of protection.
Chiang Kai-shek Sees Invasion Of Mainland China
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek advocates invading the Chinese mainland with anti Communist forces from Formosa to alter the Korean situation. He told radio interviewer Robert Montgomery that a coordinated UN naval and air effort would trigger a strong guerrilla response from about 1.5 million Chinese guerrillas.
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New York
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Formosa
Robert Montgomery
United Nations
Offices in Rockefeller Center House 1100 Plus Firms
The Rockefeller Center complex in New York City houses more than 1,100 companies and their subsidiaries. The vast office footprint reflects the center’s role as a major business hub in midtown Manhattan.
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Rockefeller Center
New York City
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