Facing Korea Reality in a Time of War
The author urges acknowledgment of Americans dying and suffering in Korea since June and questions strategic choices. He contrasts Europe plans with daily battles against a merciless foe, calling for decisive action rather than prolonged indecision.
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Europe
George Sexoisky
Asia
United Nations and Soviet China Urged to Act Now
By George Sokolsky argues humiliation and defeat are unacceptable for the U S. He applauds Dean Acheson for rejecting Soviet China's cease fire terms and warns that if the UN deserts the United States it should abrogate the UN charter. He questions UN membership and security, noting hidden agents and contracts tied to New York headquarters.
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Dean Acheson
Soviet China
United States
United Nations
Congress
New York
Soviet Russia
San Francisco
King Features Syndicate
Inside Labor Victor Riesel Charleston Coal Crises
John L. Lewis, famed labor figure, shifts from hard bargaining to private talks with Southern coal operators and government adviser Lawrence Tierney. Report traces a quiet pivot toward gentility amid a new war era crisis and ongoing strikes affecting Husky miners, mines, and transport in coal country near riverside state capital.
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Charleston
W. VA
John L
Lewis
Kentucky
John Lewis
Florida
Lawrence Tierney
Government
Coal Industry Advisory Commission
John L. Lewis
Miners Leader John Lewis Presses Demand Amid Seizure Threats
Victor Riesel reports John Lewis resists unity efforts while signaling possible federal seizure of coal fields if miners strike. Lewis seeks over twelve dollars weekly raise, a $50 million boost to the welfare fund, and Saturday pay, arguing for stability as winter nears and rail cars run short. Lewis portrays himself as the miners’ champion despite negotiations with operators and Truman administration.
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Moscow Radio
John Lewis
United Labor Committee
New York
Swank Park Ave Union Club
Mr. Truman
Mr. Lewis
Truman
Secretary of Interior
Madisonville
Tipples
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Welfare Fund
Remington Denies Red Pledge to Wife
William W. Remington, on trial for perjury, testified he wooed his wife by promising to be true to the average man and not a communist, contradicting his former wife Ann Moos Remington who said he admitted Communist ties and married her on that basis. He said he never told her he was a Communist. they married in 1939 and divorced 18 months ago.
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New York
William W. Remington
Remington
Communist Party
Ann Moos Remington
Remingtons
Dartmouth College
Motorcycle Overturns Injuring Two Riders Near Center Road
Howard Hamilton Jr. 22 of 523 12th St NW and Jake Morisak 31 of Akron were rushed to Mercy Hospital after a motorcycle they rode overturned on Route 62 at Center Road east of town. The Sheriff’s Office said they were brought in by a passing motorist at 6 10 p m for X ray examinations.
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Howard Hamilton Jr
12Th St NW
Jake Morisak
Akron
Mercy Hospital
Route 62
Center Rd
Looking Ahead By George Benson
George Benson argues communist sabotage could cripple American industry in war, stressing heavy industry and industrial unions as key risk. FBI chief J Edgar Hoover warns infiltration aims to place communists in strategic factory jobs to disrupt production during national emergencies. Industry leaders acknowledge vigilance and plan to guard wartime output.
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George S. Benson
Russia
Hitler
Free World
Communist Party
France
Italy
England
FBI
U. S
J. Edgar Hoover
United States News
Language Q and A on clarity and spelling
Questions identify errors in a sentence and pronunciation. The answers correct style issues, choose eczema as misspelled, and define recal citrate as to kick back or oppose a ruler's trickery within a quoted example.
Bank thief Kenneth Kitts escapes Cedar Rapids jail
Kenneth Kitts a 33 year old wanted in four states on bank robbery and burglary charges vanished from Linn County jail Cedar Rapids after appearing in U S district court on the Laurens Iowa 38000 robbery case. Authorities fear he is armed and dangerous and seek a two tone 1950 Cadillac with a blond woman possibly aiding his escape.
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Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Kitts
Natty Kitts
Linn County
Kitts
U. S. District Court
Laurens
U. S
Fred Bierman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Omaha
Council Bluffs
James L. Dalton
FBI
John F. Quinn
Quinn
Ben Anderson
Des Moines
Dalton
Iowa
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Knoxville
Tenn
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