U S Eighth Army Reports North Korean Pressure Near Chinju
Allied air forces mounted 550 sorties in the largest day of bombing, hitting Chinju and Red supply lines. The 5th Regimental Combat Team of the 25th Division repelled two attacks between Chinju and Masan with heavy losses, while North Korean forces moved toward the central and southern fronts including Kumchon and Taigu amid planned multi-division drives.
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Taok
Chinju
U. S. Eighth Army
Eighth Army
MacArthur
25Th Division
Masan
Kumchon
Taigu
U. S
Pusan
Inflation Threat Remains As Consumers Buy More
Inflation threat stays strong as consumers spend more in stores and shops than a year ago. Meat prices may ease little this fall, while hoarding declines and business loans rise to 13.911 billion as firms build inventories. Ford plans a big Detroit area plant. US Steel subsidiaries expand ships and facilities to meet defense demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Lincoln-Mercury
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Gult Off Corporation
Port Arthur
Texas
Columbia Steel Company
United States Steel
Pittsburg
Calif
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh Steamship Company
Bradley Transportation Company
Great Lakes
Sone
Big Marine Plane Crashes and Explodes in Oklahoma
A twin engine Marine transport plane crashed near Tinker Air Force Base in heavy fog last night. All six crew members escaped unharmed as the craft burst into flames after engine failure during an instrument approach from Cherry Point to Mount Field. Explosions drew thousands of residents and authorities kept onlookers back while officials withheld details.
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Oklahoma City
Aug
Here
Tinker Air Force
Kane
L. W. Wright
Tinkerdale
Cherry Point
N. C
Mount Field
Calif
Maj
Wright
Air Force
Russia Ready To Use Veto in UN Council Standoff
Malik declares actions intended though unclear and presses for seating Ned China in the Security Council. He warns any Korea decisions must involve all five permanent powers, including Russia and China, and questions a balance subject to veto. The UN fleet and MacArthur are cited in past actions.
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Shell
Rugaja
Malik
Council
North Korea
MacArthur
China
Anton
Korea
Russia
Fied
U.N
Baltimore soprano seeks divorce after husband’s walkout
Former Metropolitan Opera star Ponsecile, who joined the Met in 1886, testified yesterday that her husband Jack Simpson announced he would leave during a dinner in Baltimore. She files for absolute divorce on grounds of desertion and hopes to resume her maiden name. no divorce can be granted before August 17.
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Baltimore
TR Pouseie
Ross
Jack Simson
Baltimore Nao
Devree
Ponsecile
Metropolitan Opera
Jackson
New York
Prince Charming
Bipartisan Push to Arm Germans and Japanese in Defense
Washington lawmakers debated arming Germans and Japanese to deter Communist attack. Magnuson proposed voluntary enlistment of Japanese in the U.S. armed forces, while Hassell and Lodge urged UN military police options or international cooperation. Lodge cited existing foreign enlistment laws and warned against mercenary forces. others pressed for arming in Europe and broader foreign aid.
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Congress
Magnuson
Wash
Hassell
Lodge
R-Mass
United States
United Nations
George
Ign
Douglas MacArthur
Wate
Maenusen
Amerian
Diag
Korea
Eigenshiy
Tydings
D-Md
Armed Service Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Cid
U.N
Woren
Europe
Russell
Truman
Red Supply Lines Left Blazing Amid Korean War Action
Allied aircraft bombed North Korean supply lines along the Nakdong and Nam rivers. U.S. planes reported seven tanks destroyed, 34 trucks destroyed, 29 damaged, and eight antiaircraft batteries silenced. Despite strikes, North Korean forces moved supplies toward the Naktong River line near Taegu, with air activity rising at Kochang Kumchon and Onan.
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Nam River
Nakton
Naktong River
Taegu
Kochang
Kumchon
Kuchon
Kumechon
Onan
Seoul
Kimpo
Real estate transfers amid wartime market growth
A list of property deeds shows multiple transactions in wartime Maryland towns including Summit, Sharpsburg, Fairgreen, Maugansville, and Guilford Avenue. Buyers include William Beard, Albert Powell, Robert Dean, Henry Kelsh, and Clarence Millee among others. properties range from dwellings to lots along Linwood Road and Woodland Way, with trustees and widows noted in several transfers.
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William
Bard
Stummit
Joseph
Griffith
Sammel
Appletown
Arthur Ui
Craington
Robert V. Delauney
Sharpshure
Glenn TL. Brandenbure
Robert By
Wiedeman
Sharpsburg
Dra S. Caffman
Albert J. Powell
Ginitgy Funkstow Pike
Elizabeth J. Morin
Reno V. StanMer
Richard Holzapter
UN. Ware
Linwood Road
Charles J. Mills
William A. Beard
Lincolnshire Avene
Leo H. Miller
D. Agate Weltinger
Jacob T., Musing
West Side Avenue
Mary Kathryn Stouffer
Willian
JB. Mavhueh
Woodland Way
Kenneth Stewart Elis
Fred @. Withide
Howard WH. Staubs
Albert Palmer
Penal Farm Road
A. Abbott, Jr
Robert C. Dean
Columbia Road
J. Raymond Hershey
Henry J. Kelsh
Church
Albert AL. Palmer
David WH. Charney
Peant Farm Road
Jack Jemison
Clarence BL Millee
Eshfield Road
Fairgreen
Acres
Janes Fawver
Claude C. Wasson
Fairplay
Arlington
G. Horine
Walter FL Thrasher
Rohrersville
Kariel Thomas
Charles E. Routzam
Kerdysville
Fred F. Keefer
Fred F. Keefer, Jr
Wits
Guilford Avenue
Janes F. Doyle
Harry Leister Martin
Maugansville School
Charles RB. Russell
Russell O. Cullison
Elizabeth
Red Koreans Are Gooks To Yanks
A wartime slang piece notes that American soldiers in Korea use the term gook for anyone racially different. It traces the word’s origins to World War II in the South Pacific and Guadalcanal and New Guinea. The article mentions the Sith Division and there being 19,000 horses in the United States today.
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U.S. Kiehth
Korea
Aus
South Pacific
Guadalcanal
New Guinea
United States
St James Women’s Missionary Society Meets At Home
The St James Women’s Missionary Society of the local Brethren Church held its regular meeting at Mrs William Sheeley’s home with the topic Know God’s Word. The reader was Mrs Ronald Baker and refreshments were served to numerous members including Mrs Carson Metz Mrs Donald Lowery Mrs W S Baker and others, plus several visitors and attendees at various local events and camps.
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St. James
Diana Sheeley
Harry Friend
Mildred Green
Gardner Moats
Batya Hutzell
M. L. Bloom
Ronald Baker
Gaza Cross
Earl Spleiman
Richard Mentxer
Howard Trone
Reginald Vickers
Jevee
Medford
N. Oj
Eat Long
Downsville
Rosalie Canfield
Benjaminm Canfield
Neth
Lois Norris
Sonny
Ronie Baker
Hoy Myers
Carl and
Lares Horehner
Amex Barkdoi
Tommy Howers
Freeman Ankham
Wardensville
W. Va
Charlex Green
Camp Pental
Thurmont
William Sheeley
Davidsonvile
Sisterhood of
Brethren Church
Judith Vickers
Betty Webb
Margaret Litton
Sonny Baker
Head College
Frederick
Walter Green
Eugene Metz
Joseph Rowland
Cora Stockslager
Tena Rowland
Mamie Sheeley
Long Meadow
Inactive Account Penalty Sought by Provident Bank
Provident Savings Bank seeks court approval for a $1 yearly charge on inactive accounts under $10. The plan, blocked previously by the State Bank Commissioner, faces prior rulings that such charges are improper.
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Haltimore
Provident Savings Bank
State Bank
Tokyo Parley Seen As Clarifying U S Position On Formosa
Washington reports that a Tokyo conference between Gen Douglas MacArthur and W Averell Harriman aims to clarify U S policy toward Formosa. Harriman travels to Tokyo after leaving Washington to discuss Korea related questions and the defense of Formosa with Chiang Kai-shek.
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Washington
U. S
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
W. Averell Harriman
Truman
MacArthur
Harriman
Formosa
United States
Far East
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chinn
Taipei
Korea
State Department
White House
Agsnine MacArthur
Chiang
United Nations
Ching
Neudral
Manning Named Principal at Dennison High School Ohio
Hancock Hancock announces Fred H Manning 28 a Williamsport High alumnus and former coach will become principal of Dennison High School starting September 1950 He served in the Navy during World War II earned a Shepherd College degree and a West Virginia University masters He taught math and physical education at Williamsport 1944 46 later coached at Burton College and Martins Ferry High He is married to Mrs Manning a former women’s physical education teacher and belongs to Masons American Legion and Methodist Church Also noted Vernon Sultenfuss formerly agriculture teacher at the local high school called to active duty with the Marine Corps and training at Camp LeJeune North Carolina He previously taught three years at the high school and conducted veterans classes He is a World War II veteran.
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Hancock
Fred H. Manning
Williamsport High
Dennison
Ohio
Grace Manning
Hubert Manning
Manning
Shepherd College
West Virginia University
Williamsport
Burton College
North Carolina
Martins Ferry
Masons, American Legion
Methodist Church
Vernon Sultenfuss
Marine Corps
Camp LeJeune
Sultenfuss
Tie
Aul
Act of 1691 limits riding inenaches to appealer gender roles
In England 1691 an act sought to curb certain riders described as effeminate a measure tied to social norms of the period. The fragment notes a figure of 10 900 presents a year associated with President Tru however the text is unclear and may mix unrelated details.
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England
Truman
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