Wedemeyer Report and Korea in Postwar Policy Debates
The essay discusses suppression of Korea references in the Wedemeyer report and a 1947 submission to President Truman. It argues the China focus and selective secrecy shaped Korea's fate, noting the Cairo Declaration and Moscow conference trusteeship arrangement and growing Korean resentment after Japan's defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedemeyer
China
State Dept
Korea
Philip Jessup
George Sexoixy
Truman
Korea policy and the Wedemeyer report critique
Sokolsky argues the Korea split after World War II created a barrier between North and South Korea and blocked a free, united Korea. He notes failed joint commissions, Soviet vetoes, and U S withdrawal policies following the Wedemeyer report, urging stronger American and allied action to counter a potential Soviet satellite Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
South Korea
United States-Soviet Joint Commission
Russia
Joint Commission
George Marshall
V. Molotov
Soviet Russia
North Korea
United States
38Th Parallel
Democratic Front
Public debt drags economy as interest soars past 5.7 billion
George Benson writes that rising federal debt fuels inflation, booms and busts, and erodes freedom. He highlights a 1950 interest bill of 5.725 billion, projects debt near 300 billion by 1955, and argues spending cuts could curb deficits while noting interest funds essential programs could instead be financed.
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Idaho
G.I
Renson
Washington
America
Refugees Moved Under Guard From Korean Front Corridor
Thousands of Korean refugees and their families, 5 000 to 7 000, march in a dusty 10 mile line away from Yong san as U N and U S military police herd them off the main supply road. Some receive occasional rations and cigarettes while others crawl under sun and dust asking for water. A wounded elderly woman carried by a young man laments as the column trudges toward shelter and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
M.P
G.I
Yongsan
Straining Refugees Move From Supply Route
The Associated Press reports that aged refugees along a supply route were ordered by uniformed Koreans to move after resting beneath heavy loads. The military says the move is essential to prevent obstructions to front-line material movements, though earning goodwill remains difficult.
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The
Associated Press
Alexander Whips Laffoon Easily in Empire State Golf
In Loudonville New York Stewart Alexander a newcomer to professional golf defeated veteran Sam Laffoon in the Empire State tournament. Alexander earned 2600 dollars for the 18 hole playoff and posted a 70 while Laffoon shot 74.
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Alexander
Empire State
Loudonville
N. Y
Stewart
Laffoon
North Carolina
St. Andrews
Ill
League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leaders include Goodman Boston batting .368 and DiMaggio with 118 runs. Kell Detroit tops with 187 hits and 43 doubles, while DiMaggio and Zarilla tie with 10 triples. In pitching, Trout of Detroit leads wins 14 with .733 and Wynn of Cleveland 166 strikeouts. National League leaders crown Musial batting .361, with Ennis driving in 112 and Jethroe stealing 30 bases.
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Goodman
Boston
DiMaggio
Dropo
Stephens
Kell
Detroit
Zarilla
Rosen
Cleveland
Lemon
tTrout
Wynn
Musial
St. Louis
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Ennis
Philadelphia
Ashburn
Pac Coast League Scores Reported in Weekend Games
Oakland beat Los Angeles 6 to 3 while San Diego defeated Sacramento 12 to 1. Hollywood topped San Francisco 7 to 1 and Seattle triumphed over Portland 14 to 5.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Hollywood
San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
Larsen Nets US National Tennis Crown and DuPont Claims Third
Art Larsen, a southpaw from San Francisco, captured the United States national men’s title with a five-set win over Herbie Flam at the West Side Tennis Club, while Margaret Osborne duPont defeated Doris Hart 6-3 6-3 to win her third straight women’s crown. Larsen’s victory marks the first lefty national champion in 20 years, as Australia’s dominance looms over the Davis Cup scene.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
United States
Art Larsen
Margaret Osborne duPont
VU. S
Sam
Australia
Larsen
Dick Savitt
Orange
N. J
Savitt
Oast
Mervyn Rose
John Bromwich
Lefty
John Doeg
Flam
Budge Patty
duPont
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Fla
Doris
Mrs. duPont
Syrian Lebanese league sets 10-team season opener at 3 30 Sunday
The Syrian Lebanese league meets at 10 tonight at the Phoenician home 114 12th st NW to form a 10 team circuit with Sliman Printery defending champions. Opening matches roll at 3 30 Sunday at Dueber Lanes as officers Jim Esber Joe Berbari Sam El Faye and Sal Sliman lead.
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12Th St NW
Dueber Lanes
Jim Esber
Joe Berbari
Sam el Faye
Sal Sliman
Sliman Printery
el Faye Sugar Bowl
Hub Cigars
Schmidt’s Beer
Junior Phoenicians
Stroh’s Beer
Salem’s Potato Chips
Tiger Sports
Frankenmuth Beer
David Brothers
Maloney
Maloney Lanes
Five Bears Traded to Baltimore Colts
Five Chicago Bears including quarterback specialist George Blanda were traded to the winless Baltimore Colts. Bear owner-coach George Halas announced the swap, shrinking Chicago’s roster to 38 men. Joining Blanda are halfbacks Bob Perina Ernie Zalejski guard Jim Crawford and end Bob Jensen.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
George Blanda
Baltimore Colts
George Halas
Blanda
Baltimore
Bob Perina
Ernie Zalejski
Jim Crawford
Bob Jensen
Fight Results From Various Cities This Round
In Phoenix Charlie Salas 139 from Phoenix outpoints Houston Brown 135 of Cleveland in a 10 round bout. In Erie Gene Burton 146 from New York defeats Andy Anderson 146 of Indianapolis in 10 rounds. New Bedford sees Henry Kid Lee 160 of Springfield face Poe Rindone 161 of Boston in 10 rounds. In Honolulu Carl Bobo Olson 164 defeats Henry Brimm 162 from Buffalo in a 10 round bout.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Charlie Salas
Houston Brown
Cleveland
Erie
Gene Burton
New York
Andy Anderson
Indianapolis
New Bedford
Mass
Henry
Kid) Lee
Springfield
Oe Poe Rindone
Boston
Honolulu
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Henry Brimm
Buffalo
N. Y
Young Pacers Compete In 34000 Event Today
Harness racing at the Indiana state fair features a Grand Circuit Fox Stake for top 2-year-old pacers with nearly $34,000 in prize money. Fair Acres stable from Du Quoin won two trotting races yesterday, led by Mighty Fine who upset Scotch Rhythm in a heat run-off. Del Miller drove Mighty Fine to a one head victory worth $20,374. Pronto Don swept both heats of the Big Five Stake for 14 class trotters in the second feature.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fox
Fair Acres Stable
du Quoin
Ill
Mighty Fine
Scotch Rhythm
del Miller
Pronto Don
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King Features Syndicate
George Benson
Abraham Lincoln
Caruine
Bem Price
American League
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Spahn
Herbie Flam
San Franciscan
Beverly Hills
Calif
West Side
Rhs
Superior Switch Orphans
Oo Orphans
Fordettes
Fomoco
Lincoln Lidos Country Squires
Crestliners
Country Squires
Lincoln Lidos
Fomoco Five
Daleford
Bob Rowland Ave
Jake’s
Coleman's
Naples
Johnnie’s
Spinelli Bricklayers
12Th St. Grill
Rowland Ave
Jonnie’ S Cafe
Tony’s Body Shop
Daleford Ave
Castamall
Roth Plumbers
Auto Clinic
Young Pacers
Dorman
Shorth
Ave
Onmisto Hote
Gibson’s
Gibson Distillers, Inc
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