Military High Command Plans To Push War To 38th Parallel
United Nations moves toward extending the Korean police action beyond the 38th parallel could raise defense costs beyond Truman's request. Secretary Johnson testifies that the war might end around February, aiming to restore the prewar border while planning for possible North Korean advances. The testimony outlines force levels, budget needs, and uncertainties about intelligence warnings and timing.
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Washington
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Korea
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South Korea
Defense
Mahon
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North Korea
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British units join UN forces in Korea
Hong Kong August 21 news reports two crack British infantry battalions and a small marine commando unit were assigned today to join United Nations forces in Korea.
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Hong Kong
United Nations
Korea
Bermuda distances to Halifax and New York cited
The Bermuda islands are 713 miles from Halifax and 677 miles from New York. The text notes that animals that fight with their teeth retract their ears when angry to protect them from injury.
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Bermuda Islands
Halifax
New York
Resident supervisor named for county hospital project
Carroll W. Brown, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate from Rye Beach New Hampshire, was appointed resident job supervisor for the Washington County Hospital building project. He will work with architects as preparations for construction proceed and patients are moved to Pangborn Hall during the transition.
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Carroll W. Brown
Washington County Hospital
Brown
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rye Beach
New Hampshire
Cleveland
Ohio
Pangborn Hall
Clear Spring Lions Club Picnickers Enjoy Games and Supper
The Clear Spring Lions Club gathered at the Kraiss Clubhouse yesterday for an afternoon and evening picnic. Members and friends joined in games contests and a picnic supper.
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Clear Spring
Lions Club
Kraiss
Talking War Chief Concert Slated At Wheaton Park
Edward W. Barrett named chair of a new National Psychological Strategy Board to direct propaganda against communism worldwide. Plans include radio ships around Iron Curtain areas. An evening of music with Chuck Carter's orchestra is set for Wheaton Park tomorrow from 8 to 10. City Park Board and Music Performance Trust Fund sponsor. France never has had a sovereign queen.
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Edward W. Barrett
New National Psychological Strategy Board
Iron Curtain
Chuck Carter
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Music Performance Trust Fund
Dog Bite Sends Boy To Hospital
Kenneth Lee Kauffman, 14, of 58 East Antietam Street was bitten on his right leg by a dog yesterday and treated at the hospital. A 3 year old, Edward William Kimble of 915 Kuhn Avenue, bit his tongue in a fall yesterday. A laceration of the scalp was received by Doris Lucille Crumbacker, 18 months, at 1038 Spruce Street when she fell against a radiator and was sutured at the hospital. Betty Irene Miller of Boonsboro Route 2 and Mary Ann Armel, 25 Belview Avenue, suffered fractures in falls with hospital costs applied to Miller’s right arm and Armel’s left wrist.
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Kenneth Lee Kauffman
Antietam Street
Edward William Kimble
Kuhn Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Doris Lucille Crumbacker
Spruce Street
Betty Irene Miller
Boonsboro
Mary Ann Armel
Belview Avenue
Mrs. Miller
Big Spring Boy With 30 Fractures Receives Cast
In Big Spring five year old Raymond W. Kline son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Kline had a cast removed from his leg and yesterday another cast was applied around his waist down his left leg after fractured pelvic bones. He has had thirty fractures over time due to a rare bone ailment and the cause is undetermined. The cast was placed at Washington County Hospital.
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Raymond W. Kline
Raymond Kline
Big Spring
Young Raymond
Washington County Hospital
Motorist Fined in Frederick in Drunken Driving Case
Hagerstown man Mernial S. Evans was arrested Sunday night for drunken driving at Ellerton Myersville Road and Route 40. Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg sentenced him to 60 days in jail with a fine and costs of 200.75 dollars. he appeared to attempt paying the fine after being jailed, according to Peoples Court proceedings led by Trooper Richard A. Myers.
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Hagerstown
Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Mernial S. Evans
Ellerton
Myersville
Richard A. Myers
Transit industry employs about 266000 in United States
An estimated 266000 people work in the U S transit industry across rail bus and related services reflecting steady employment levels and the sector’s broad scale.
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United States
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