Berlin Rally Claims German Will Aid Russia If War Breaks Out
A large Communist gathering in Berlin heard officials claim the German people would side with the Soviet Union if the United States backs the Allies in war. Speakers denounced U.S. Korea policy as evidence of home crises and urged peace as East German leaders outlined plans for broader Soviet alignment. Attendees included prominent Russian and international Communist officials. the meeting followed tensions in Greece, Yugoslavia, and the Balkans, with Vishinsky’s whereabouts unclear after a health resort departure.
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Russia
United States
Korea
Soviet Union
Sovel Union
Werner-Seelin- Tinder Hall
PR Susie
Russian Communist Party
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Stnte
Grotewohl
East German Socialist Unity
Com Tuunist
Comnineform
Yugoslavia
Sovie
Blac
United Katons
Committee On
Balkans
Trygee Li
Cominorm
Greece
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Comistorm
Uimelbarg
Greece A Yunislavia There Was Also A Report From Karlsbad
Andres ¥ Vishinaley
Laat
Vishinsky
Bern
Twin Ohio Twisters Unvroof 30 Hones
Tornadoes ripped through western Tama region causing roofs to be torn off about 30 homes. Reports list 270 injured and 400 displaced with one death. Damage assessed at $2,550 to power facilities and potential $390,000 additional in wider area.
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Saane
Tama
Fagitiays
Shooting Figure Found Dead By Aid Leader
Barbara More, daughter of Gal Rase Morse and Co president, was named amid a fatal shooting case involving MoCall and an attempt on Moores. The man, McCall, was wounded in the abdomen following a dispute over Modie's wife Florence Moore Coxne. Authorities examined the body today to determine the cause of death. Moore held positions at Moore and Co and Bo Lawn and Seis.
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Barbara More
Gal Ro
Mase
Farbank, Morse and Co
Whith
McCail
Modie
Mtns
Florence Moore C.oxne
Shen Moore
Fetors
McCall
Moore
Moore and Co
Smeling
Tim
Bo Lawn and Seis Amulling Company
Enery
Truman Talk on Price, Rationing, and Communist Threat
President Truman warned against price gouging and excessive buying during wartime. He called out selfish business practices and warned that international communism aims to exploit crises. The remarks, broadcast nationwide, framed inflation, shortages, and Korea as a duty to defend peace and national unity.
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Washington
Profian Gaid Jasi Mgink
Situa
Jaarenl
Ido
Léevision
Te Worre
America
Eyiish Broadcasting Corporation
South Korea
Hovelint International
Colwann
U S Mobilization Readiness Signals Shift in War Posture
A Washington report from the Labor Department notes the United States is closer to mobilization than in the late World War II era. Officials say skilled workers are plentiful for defense needs while housing and tract supply pose challenges. The piece references President Truman, labor actions, and potential economic strains as the Korean War context unfolds.
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Wastengton
Garnamenis Lap Manpower
Trohert ¢. Goodwin
Labor Department
Buchan Af Cmomment Steonty
Aegos
Germany
Japan
Avreanas
Helen
Uungs
Gremlin
Primsie LA Mulitary Mane
Pemsdent
Truman
Ptoet GuoTassa
Essental
Csillan Pro
Exports Banned by CASREREA Amid Ban Text Confusion
A disrupted report notes a ban on exports by CASREREA with unclear wording and references to Morse, Pees Spender, Atlas and Myint Nya. The piece signals a policy move affecting trade, but lacks concrete details on products, dates, or destinations. Further clarification is awaited from officials or the agency.
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Casrerea Austaha
Webaha Voday
Morse
Peace or War Up to Stalin
Washington report outlines diplomatic tensions as President warns of the danger of escalating conflicts. Authorities note prospects of a peaceable course but report that Communist leadership may pursue hardline action, with readers directed to turn to Page 1 for full coverage.
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Stalin
Congress U K Seen For War Measures
Congress and the White House weigh emergency moves as President Truman considers expanding mobilization and arming production. Republicans resist broader economic controls while planning to extend military manpower. key agency heads convene for a Cabinet review on the home front impact.
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Washington
Truman
Economc
Congress
Pengle
mabtizaLon
Stuart Symanglon
Sécuiy Resources Board
Secretary of the Interior
Labo Tobin
India and U.S. Clash Over Korea Peace Efforts
Indian press criticizes the United States for not backing Nehru’s Korea peace plan. Nehru discusses Kashmir with Pakistan’s Prime Minister and UN mediator. Acheson cautions on China and Korea actions, while India’s press deems his reply a Communist triumph.
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NEW Deeme
India
Pume Minster Nelnu
Korea
Séhiu Meananinik
Pakistan
Kashmir
Alinster Saaquat Ali Khan
New Delhi
Nehru
United Nations
Gwen Dison
Generalissu
Stalin
U. S
Dean Jachesem
Foreign Office
Solin
Neare
China
United Nations Security Council
Acheson
U.S
Chiamete
Bonus for Foot-Sloggers Sought in Korea War Talk
A fragmentary World War II era dispatch notes calls for a bonus for infantrymen in Korea era cami units. It mentions Rep. Avend Potter, veterans with injuries, and discussions of compensations amid congress and public debate in Washington.
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Washington
Cami
Korea
Potter
Lois
Talk Daily Worker
Traman Park
City Burns in General Reported Missing Chaos
Dispatches describe a shattered burning city with American forces under heavy attack in Korea. General William F. Dean reportedly missing after leading rear-guard actions against North Korean tanks and infantry. Reports mention clashes near Taejon, Yusong, and a southeast corridor as U.S. forces attempt to break a siege and halt a broader Communist push.
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Cacjon
Anc
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Escane
Esiavan
Ale ‘Narrew Valley
RCW Passons
U.S
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Cotuma
Hit and Run Nightmare at Taejon Captures Wirth Troops
Eye witness account describes Taejon’s fall after dusk as CNSI forces seize key communications center. Charles D Rosecrans reports on the cross border clash near South Storean merger capital with Wirth units involved and strategic positions changing hands overnight.
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Charles D Rosecrans
Vis
Wirth
CNSI
Taejon
Key Communications
South Storean
Bank cleaning woman finds large cash sum at First Trust and DepCo
A bank cleaning woman at First Trust and Depwes Co. allegedly found 680 in late night cash near Burnet Avenue. She reportedly carried the money home in a shoe bag and shared it with her husband, two sons, and daughter after counting it. Police investigation continued.
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Mars Salonshi
Hans Lal the First Trust
Depws | Co
Mis Sakanshi
Fino
Stores Try to Stop Run on Sugar
President Truman calls for calm as Syracusans rush sugar supplies and panic grows. Stores report shortages and sign limits as household stockpiling follows rising wartime concerns and spiraling fears about shortages.
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Truman
We Meal
Tanners
Troop Move Rumor Described as Ludicrous by Spokesman
A Hong Kong source quoted a government spokesman calling reports of a troop transfer to China ludicrous and entirely speculative. The spokesman noted the market was pricing in high stakes but warned the move would not be feasible in Hong Kong, denying any confirmed plans.
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Wong
A_ Brushway
Uiat
Hong Kong
Searman
Keon
Carmel under bond fails to appear in court for traffic case
A defendant in Carmel appeared to face a traffic related charge but did not respond to the bond. The court issued a supervision order pending further action. The case references involvement of local authorities and a $2504 bond amount. Authorities continue to pursue the matter.
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Tiovy Omcec
Ars
Carmel
Red Ban Drafted in Argentina's Communist Party Scored by Deputies
A draft ban on the Communist Party was introduced in Buenos Aires by four deputies backing President Tuan BD Peron. The move follows opposition to the party and signals rising tensions in the political scene.
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Buenos Arts
Argentina
Communist Party
Contrers
Tuan
Peron
Storms Move Across Lake and Warmer Return Ahead
A moving storm crossed Lake Ee today, bringing about a quarter inch of rain before noon. Temperatures rose in the afternoon as clouds cleared briefly. In Brussels, Jang Leopola faced a parliamentary setback amid exile and talks of warmer weather returning.
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Lake Ee
Atlante
Tae
Trussels
Jang Leopola Ecicd
Aley
Court Breke
Safowsk
Switzernas
Fox Plains
Tomartiay
Sadow
Sit
Tanks enter Yusang alerting Downey platoon in ambush
Downey reports four Red tanks entered Yusang around dawn and rumbled past. Their clanking drew his platoon forward as a half track maneuvered to investigate. The half track nearly struck Red infantry hidden in the owl firesig positions. Firing erupted with 50 caliber bursts as groups moved to engage. Concluded on Page 23 Column 3.
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Downey
City Moves Closer to War Basis
Syracuse Marine unit the Tenth Tank Battalion nears extended alert duty as a mobilization looms. About 930 members face possible duties, with only five tanks at the Municipal Airport base and 12 more set for pickup at Camp Lejeune for two‑week maneuvers. Washington signals general reserve mobilization as President Truman seeks authority to call reservists and remove manpower ceilings.
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Marine Cops Reserve
Old Muncipal
Leslie J. Parnell
Maine Corps
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Tepork
May Parnell
Camp Logeuna
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Parnule
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We Army
National Guard
Marine Corps
Marie Corns
Truman
Armed Services
Korea
Barher
John Griebel
Third Marine Corps Reserve District
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Maine Reserve Unis
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Wld
Congress
Defense
Louis Johnson
Army
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Air Force
Charman Millard
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Duke
Tintman
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Tas Barnetay Halls
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Post & Depot Vo
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Burns— General
Fifth Air Force
Chochiwon
Eral
William F Dean
Waeyon
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