U S Has One War Aim in Korea To Cost China Dearly
The United States now pursues a single aim in Korea to raise the cost in lives and material for the Chinese Communists and Soviet backers. Officials say U S troops will fight for at least six months longer or until Red forces concede. War by proxy is seen as a key strategy to deter expansion.
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Civil Defense Bill Signed By President Truman
President Truman signs civil defense legislation authorizing 3.1 billion dollars for a nationwide alert system shelters stockpiled medical supplies and state aided bomb shelters. Milard F Caldwell named civil defense administrator and Washington to lead medical stockpiling and warning system with state partnership urged. local civic support requested.
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Soldier wins divorce after absence failed to win wife back
A former soldier in Louisville testified that an overseas assignment did not renew his marriage. He said he went abroad hoping his wife would be glad to see him on return, but the arrangement failed to work out.
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State Patching Rush Fights Chuckholes Across Ohio
Columbus reports a winter thaw has exposed vast numbers of chuckholes across Ohio highways. The State Highway Department warns the problem will worsen with two months of winter left, as frozen water expands in cracks and weak spots turn to dangerous soft patches. Patching is slow due to heated surfaces and material shortages.
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