Defeat drives Soviet prestige debate over Korea war
Elton C. Fay argues Russia gambled in Korea, losing ground militarily and politically. He notes North Korea strengthened, UN forces encroaching, and Soviet prestige at stake as Moscow contemplates further moves to regain position.
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Washington
Orean
Russia
South Korea
Peninsula
Japan
North Korea
Korea
United Nations
Manchuria
Siberian
U. S
Kremlin
38Th Parallel
Far East
Soviet Paper Labels Wallace An Enemy Of Humanity
In Moscow the Literary Gazette lists Henry A Wallace as an enemy of humanity and calls him a political businessman. The piece also condemns writers and cultural figures including John Dos Passos as Truman lackeys and accuses critics of radicalism of aiding Western imperialist policy.
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Moscow
Literary Gazette Today
Henry A. Wallace
American Progressive Party
Wallace
John Dos Passos
Truman
Henry Wallace
Columbus Doctor Clarence Valentine Dies at 67
Dr. Clarence M. Valentine age 67, Franklin County’s first health commissioner, died in Columbus after practicing medicine there for forty years.
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Columbus
Clarence M. Valentine
Franklin County
Pittsburgh Strike Leaves 780000 Readers Short
Nearly 780,000 regular readers lose Pittsburgh dailies as AFL Mailers Union strike halts Post-Gazette Sun Telegraph and Press. Non striking staff kept minimal operations, while radio stations boost coverage and obituary columns. Wages and contract talks cited as cause.
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Pittsburgh
A.F.L. Mailers Union
International Typographical Union
Post- Gazette
Sun-Telegraph and Press
Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh Newspaper Guild
The
I.T.U
the Post-Gazette
WCAE
Sun-Telegraph
Democrats Unite Behind Lane After Mahoney Reversal
Maryland Democrats seal support for Governor William Preston Lane Jr after George P. Mahoney renounces his bid. Mahoney previously led Lane by 17,000 votes in the Sept 18 primary but won only 68 convention votes to Lane’s 84 under Maryland’s unit system. Lane is renominated by acclamation alongside Tydings, Hammond, and Tawes.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Democrats
George P.mahoney
William Preston Lane Jr
Mahoney
Lane
Millard E. Tydings
Hall Hammond
J. Millard Tawes
Hurricane Diverted From Bermuda Veers Westward
A small but severe tropical hurricane of up to 100 mph winds veered away from Bermuda, moving west or west northwest at about 7 mph. The Weather Bureau placed the storm about 180 miles southwest of Bermuda at 4 30 a.m. today.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Bermuda
Drygoods operator dies in Franklin Pennsylvania
Charles A. Atwell aged 74 formerly of Mansfield Ohio, longtime insurance man, operated a Grove City drygoods store for 25 years in Franklin Pennsylvania where he died. He was a respected local businessman with ties to multiple communities.
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Franklin
Charles A. Atwell
Mansfield
Grove City
Weary Sergeant Rejoins Unit After 77 Days Behind Red Lines
Sgt. Ralph L. Kilpatrick of Phoebus Virginia rejoined his unit in Korea after 77 days in enemy hills near Kum River July 16. He survived by living in a cave eating bean sprouts cucumbers melons and scarce rice while dodging Red patrols. He returned to C Company 19th Regiment 25th Division and recalled narrowly escaping capture during a tense encounter.
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Taejon
Korea
Ralph L. Kilpatrick
Phoebus
Kum River
G.I
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Associated Press
Yugoslavia
Orient
Georges Comier
Paris
Amsterdam
Holland
Schick
Anton’s
Market
Pittsburgh Papers
Sixth St. NW
Sgt. Kilpatrick
Virginia
William A. Patch
Philomont
Patch
Kilpatrick
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Smith Brothers
BLACK
Foy En
Canton
Foy Eee
Nop Riccanet
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