Korea War Report Signals U S Resolve Against Moscow
The article argues the North Korean invasion reflects Soviet aims to disrupt the West in Asia and topple free governments. It notes U S military aid, UN support, and President Truman’s decisive action to aid South Korea as a shield against Communist expansion with warnings of potential wider conflict.
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South Korea
North Korea
Russia
Asia
Korea
Moscow
Pacific
Red China
Security Council
China
Western
Europe
Kremlin
Seoul
Suwon
Japan
Truman
United Nations Security Council
United States
Munich
United Nations
Atomic artillery shells become plausible weapons
Military and scientific observers acknowledge feasible atomic shells weighing about 200 pounds and capable of devastating city targets. Within two to five years a B 36 bomber could carry two dozen baby atom bombs or even 200, vastly surpassing hydrogen bomb scale. US production rivals Soviet efforts but relies on uranium sources from abroad.
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Japan
Russia
United States
Czechoslovakia
Belgian Congo
Canadian
Czech
Is Korea A Feint In A Global War Context
The piece debates whether the Korean conflict is a Russian decision to press Soviet aims or a move to test American resolve in the Far East. It questions if the strike draws U.S. forces away from home or Europe and ponders broader stakes amid Cold War tensions.
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Far East
United States
Japan
Russia
Wnanimoush
Korea
Washington
Pearl Harbor
U. S
U.S Mainland
Europe
Trade embargo clash rocks Security Council debate
Washington reports a heated dispute over a proposed export embargo on Communist nations, weighing the impact on Western Europe and US wartime economies. Notes from Sawyer and Howard push for full bloc bans, with Secretary Acheson and Harriman weighing broader consequences.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
National Security Council
Russia
Uncle Sam
Charles Sawyer
Munitions Board
Hubert E Howard
Security Council
State Department
Atlantic Pact Alles
Iron Curtain
Western Europe
State Acheson
ECA
Paul Hoffman
Europe
Italy
Poland
Great Britain
Group 17
W. Averell Harriman
South America
Old Articles On Display At LaGrange
A LaGrange Post Office window display highlights local history as the LaGrange birthday celebration runs. The exhibit includes a pen and ink portrait of the Hastings twins born 1827 and documents on Ye Olde Mill, first postmaster, Rounds Rockwood family, schools, religion, tax receipts, land deeds, and early tools.
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Lagrange
Hastings Twins
Hubbard
Goodrich
Rounds-Rockwood
Connecticut
Charles Rounds
David Rockwood
John King
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Johnson
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Oma Bradley
White House
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Anchorage
Alaska
Louis Johnson
Bradley
Maine
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Sumner Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
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OPA
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Harry Byrd
Virginia
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Iowa
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Tom Connally
Texas
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Henry Smyth
Thomas Murray
Ed Johnson
Colorado
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Oberlin, Ohio
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