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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1950

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Kennan Predicts Prolonged Military Role After State Dept Exit

Washington Aug 23 George F Kennan senior figure in U S foreign policy says war with Russia is not inevitable and warns Americans must maintain a large defense establishment for years He leaves the State Department soon to join the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton and reaffirms containment as the core Cold War strategy He urges restraint and measured judgment amid rising global tension.

Kennan Russia State Department Washington George F. Kennen U. S Europe U.S Institute of Advanced Study Princeton University Moscow

Reporters Win Wage Increases Amid 10 Week Strike End

New York World Telegram and Sun workers vote 270 to 80 to accept a two year contract ending a 10 week strike. The deal freezes economy firings first year, adds arbitration in year two, sets top wage at 120 weekly, maintains guild membership, and includes shorter week plus holiday and leave improvements.

New York New York World-Telegram Sun CIO American Sttike Theguild

50 000 Reds Set For Taegu Drive

Allied forces push into North Korea near Taegu with heavy artillery and parachute infantry support. Engineers fight off Red attacks as Mine fields and supply roads come under fire. Two Yak fighters join North Korean raids on Allied ships in the Yellow Sea while prisoners describe conscription and hardship.

U. S Mantoeman Taegu Lambert Yellow Sea Comus McArthur Pusan Hal Uoyle Korea North Korea Bill Shinn Shinn Manchuria Leutenant

Card Carrying Reds Ordered Out Of Macon

Macon Georgia authorities vote 48 hours to eject card carrying Communists. An antifed ordinance passes unanimously, waiving committee review with possible six months jail and 109 dollar fine. Mayor Wilson questions constitutionality and a future amendment could outlaw Communists entirely.

Macon Georgia Lewis J. Wilson

Unions Pledge To Block Strikes From Spreading

United labor groups promise not to extend strikes and back government work under current wage hour terms. White House talks showed no progress while railroads floated a three year no strike pact with a 23 cent hourly raise for yard and car service workers. Rail employers estimate union demands would cost about 60 million annually. offer ties wage growth to cost of living indices used in General Motors CIO UAW contract.

General Motors CIO United Auto Workers

British Sending Troops To Korea

Departure within a week of 3,500 British troops for Korea will not be a great secret. The units include the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders and the Middlesex Regiment. It is unclear whether they go directly to Korea or first to Japan and whether they travel by merchant ship or air.

Hong Kong Korea Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders Middlesex Regiment Japan

Money First Coined in United States in 1652

The article notes that money was first coined in the United States in 1652. It highlights this historical milestone and places it in the context of early American monetary history.

The United States

Malik at U N Warns of Broadening Korea War Threat

Lake Success Aug 23 Security Council members studied Malik's speech for hints of new war threats. He accused the United States of aggression in Korea and said the U N could be used as a tool by American rulers. Western delegates labeled his charges as propaganda and a dangerous falsehood.

United States of America Security Council Malik United States U. N Russia Korea Great Britain U. S United Nations Council UJ. 8 Warren Austin Britain Sir Gladwyn Jebb Austin Jebb Hitler Stalin France Germany

Five Probationary Officers Promoted on Hagerstown Force

Five probationary officers were named patrolmen on the Hagerstown police force yesterday by the Public Works Board. They are R. M. Hannon, A. G. Heddon, H. C. House, William Prince, and Wayne Settles. American steel workers' wages are about three times that of Britain's.

Hagerstown Public Works Board R. M. Hannon A. G. Heddon H. C. House Wiliam Prince Wayne Settles Britain

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