Dixie Isolationism Dead, Gov. Byrnes Tells World
South Carolina Governor James Byrnes declares isolationism dead as he urges strong Western European military aid and potential use of American troops. He supports bombing Red China if the UN fails to authorize it and warns that Korea troop withdrawals could follow. He links his stance to recent foreign policy debates and cites the atomic bomb’s flight to Hiroshima as ending isolationism.
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Relman Morin
Associated Press
Olumbia
S. C
Jar
James F
Byrnes
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Follall
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Europe
U.N
Red China
Korea
Herbert Hoover
Robert Taft
Joseph Kennedy
Kennedy
Britain
Hoover
Western
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Germany
America
Hiroshima
Ferguson Says Dayton Bought Dinner Legally
Dayton illegally paid a $193 tab for dinners for city officials in 1949, part of $1,502 in illegal city payments per State Auditor Joseph Ferguson. The report lists other improper items including $665 for a report and bulletin service subscriptions and $664 for instructor salaries in municipal government for city officials. The note also mentions the U S stamp releases in 1948.
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Columbus
Dayton
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
No Weigh Out Demonstrates Beta-Gamma Scanner
A young woman demonstrates the beta-gamma hand and foot checker unveiled in New York. The device automatically detects and records beta and gamma ray radiation from hands and feet to protect workers in laboratories and industrial plants handling radioactive materials.
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New York
Malaya orders shotgun imports for conscripted forces
Kuala Lumpur has placed orders in Britain for many shotguns to arm conscripts used alongside police and military squads. The government also announced a decision to call up civilian manpower to reinforce the fight against Communist terrorists.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Britain
Probe Opens in 10 Air Crash Deaths
In a blizzard at Edwall Washington investigators began a probe into a Northwest Airlines crash that killed ten aboard including seven passengers and three crew members. Debris littered a snowbound wheat field as coroner Fred Campbell worked through the wreckage and identified four victims from personal effects while others awaited fingerprint confirmation. The Martin 202, en route from Chicago to Seattle with a Spokane stop, disappeared after the pilot radioed trouble and the craft hit the ground near a farm house three and a half miles north of Edwall.
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Northwest Airlines
Fred Campbell
Chicago
Seattle
Spokane
Edwall
Truckers Donate 2000 Amid Thanksgiving Snowstorm Thanks
Grateful truck drivers will present a plaque and 2000 dollars to Medina for hospitality shown during the Thanksgiving weekend snow storm.
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Medina
Arabic translation of Iqbal works planned for 1951
In Karachi Dr Abdul Wahab Azaam Bey Egyptian ambassador to Pakistan announced plans to translate Dr Mohammad Iqbal’s poetry into Arabic. The Payam-E Mashriq will be completed soon and published by April 1951, Iqbal’s death anniversary.
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Karachi
Abdul Wahab Azaam Bey
Pakistan
Mohammad Iqbal
Iqbal
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