Korea War Front Rages With Flanking Attacks Near Pusan
North Korean forces press a major flanking drive along the south coast near Chinju and Yongdok, pushing American and South Korean units back toward Pusan. U.S. 1st Cavalry and 25th Infantry divisions endure heavy assaults as air support declines, relying on artillery amid worsening weather. Allied ships shell Yongdok and bombard supply lines while B-29s and B-26s strike bridges and yards to disrupt the North Korean front.
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Pusan
Sth
Korea
MacArthur
1St Cavalry
Hwanggan
Yong,dang
Sangju
Yongdok
U. S
1St Cavalry Division
Eighth Army
Chinju
Tokyo
Pasar
Sth Army
Hadong
Namwon
Symonds
Yongdong
25Th Infantry
Yechon
Yongtok
U.S
Thei
North
South Korea
William R, Tubb
Fifth Air Force
Yongju-Hamthang
Tadong
Chinja
Wanchaung
Boy Guides-From Page One
The narrative recounts a rugged trek to safety in Korea with a wounded man and a boy mascot named Jimmy. U.S. planes spotted the group, providing food and plasma. Lt. John Rousch Jr. praises the boy who guided and warned them, while artillery fire tested their retreat. The tale ends with supplies back to units and Jimmy moving toward Japan.
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Jackson
U. S
Pfs
James Reynolds
Guntersville
Ala
Reynolds
Korea
Jimmy
Japan
John Rousch, Jr
Harrisburg
Russia aims to veto UN moves as Korea crisis deepens
Russia signals return to influence at the Security Council as it contemplates actions on Korea, with Malik set to assume the presidency on Aug 1. The council met without Russian delegates to discuss UN military operations in Korea, while British and Yugoslav officials weighed Russia’s readiness to cooperate in international affairs.
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Formosay
Vane Council
Russia
Austen
Vermont
Manin
Carlos P. Romy
General Assembly
Council
Greemile, SC
Secjrlare
Stais
TRY Secing Council
Korea
Onlc
London
Buieva
Chicf
Jakob A Malik
Security Council
Yugoslavia
Ales Bebler
Malik
Red China
Security
Trygve Lie
Lie
LIES
T. F. Tsiang
Miners Offer Site For H-Bomb Plant In Jasper Alabama
In Jasper Alabama residents, weary of coal mining, offered a vast wilderness as a site for a proposed 292 million dollar hydrogen bomb plant. Local reaction mixed with fear and potential economic gain, as residents weighed safety against jobs.
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Jasper
Ala
North Alabama
E. P. Mattingly
UN Presence Sparks Boycott Waves Across 16 Groups
The report notes continued UN participation despite Russian protests triggering boycotts across sixteen UN bodies. Observers doubt how long the Soviets will stay and what stance they will take at the General Assembly opening. Speculation centers on Taj Malik’s possible return to challenge the Nationalist Chinese seat. India’s Nehru proposed seating the Chinese Communists, with Stalin seconding, as a step toward mediating a Korean settlement, a move that the United States rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
UN General Assembly
Taj Malik
Cnunese
Council
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Stalin
United States
White-hot consumer demand boosts Dallas sales in Korea era
Baruch notes big stockups nationwide with Dallas area up 71 percent from a year ago while Richmond district posts 27 percent. First four weeks of Korean War see sales rise 22 percent versus last year. Taft critiques Truman plan as granting too much power and warns against unwarranted controls. House approves most requested powers though key changes could allow below market sale of farm surpluses and limit controls on markets.
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Dallas
Tex
Richmond
Robert A. ‘Taft
R-O
Truman
G.O.P
Ohio Republican
Jeredit
House
Bad Check Artist At It Again
Deep River Connecticut reports John A. Walker age 59 formerly jailed on a bad check charge. he told a nationwide radio audience two years ago he was jobless and broke and received 13,500 dollars from listeners to start a chicken farm. He is now under arrest for passing worthless checks.
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Deep River
Conn
John A. Walker
East Haddam
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
New York
Florida
Walker
Grand Jury to Get Embezzlement Case
Buffalo banker teller case handed to federal grand jury in Jamestown with Robert A. Monroe 20 arraigned after confession in Anchorage Alaska. He admitted borrowing about 1600 dollars while employed at the Lil Bank of Buffalo and said he lost most of it on horse racing.
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Buffalo
Dlaske
Jamestown
Robert A. Monroe
Monroe
Anchorage
Alaska
T. H. Miller
Miller
Lil Bank of Buffalo
Woman marks 101st birthday at Attleboro rest home
In Attleboro Massachusetts Emma Card born 1895 survived a 24 hour illness prophecy at age 46 in 1895. Yesterday she celebrated her 101st birthday at a local rest home.
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Attleboro
Mass
Emma Card
Guardsman Killed In Jeep Accident Near Pine Camp
Sgt. Bert A. Gibson of Manchester Connecticut was killed when thrown from a jeep near Pine Camp about ten miles from camp. He served in Company 4 of the 169th Infantry, part of the 3d New England National Guard division.
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Buardsman
Pine Camp
Bert A. Gibson
Manchester
Conn
Gibson
169Th Infantry Regiment
New England National Guard
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