St John’s College President Analyzes Korean War Causes
Dr. Richard D. Weigle, president of St. John’s College, told the Hagerstown Rotary Club that the core cause of the Korean conflict is Communist idealism and Moscow’s influence. He warned against a full-scale US war with China and urged mobilization with restraint and a prepared front. The talk covered Soviet miscalculations, China’s supply challenges, and the need for US unity and principled realism.
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Hagerstown Rotary Ciuch
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Weigle
China
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Manchuria
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Russia
Walter Nation
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Pearl Harbor
V. Jamison JI
International Service Committee
Board of County Commissioners
Marshall urges rapid build up of war plants
Marshall, with Undersecretary Lovett and Joint Chiefs, pushes for swift expansion of war production. He cautions only future events prove sufficiency while Mahon questions the likelihood of all-out war in coming months. Marshall says government sacrifices aim to avert full-scale conflict.
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Robert Lovett
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Mahon
Marshall Sa‘d
Aid pours in for Kendles after fire destroys home
Community drive at the Daily Mail reports rapid donations from Santa Claus Inc and the Salvation Army to help Kendles replace lost furniture clothing and essentials. Volunteers gather items for three room apartment while two families may benefit from surplus goods and gifts.
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Etta
Mre
Kendie
Hagerstown
Washington County
The
Daily Mail
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Salvation Army
Morris
Public Health Association Officers Named in County Group
The Washington County Public Health Association elected officers at a board meeting in City Hall. Gen. Joseph W. Byron was reelected president, with Dr P L Russell as vice president, Mrs. Albert L Baltzley as secretary, and C Harry Keller as treasurer.
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Washington County Public Health Association
City Hall
Joseph W. Byron
P L. Russell
Albert L. Baltzley
C. Harry Keller
Leaders Push Immediate Wage-Price Curbs Amid War Mobilization
Stabilization officials say general wage price controls unlikely for 60 days while selective measures loom. Key figures weigh price ceilings for autos and industry wide production controls. Governor Dewey to outline steps to boost military strength and wartime production at a New York legal dinner.
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Truman
Alan Valentine
Labor
Tobin
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Republican Party
Dewey
New York County Lawyers Association
Waldorf, Antoria Hotel
100000 Reds Stage Threat Near Manchurian Border
Pilots reported one hit on a MIG and no damage to their own planes during a brief clash with U. S. jets as 14 to 16 MIGs formed the largest enemy formation to date in the area. The U N northwest front remained largely quiet with a security blackout around Hamhung-Hungnam while a U S 10th Corps spokesman gave a cautious assessment of the front.
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Pilota
Korea
U. S. 10Th Corps
Chinese Push Presses Thin Beachhead on Hungnam Perimeter
AP report details Chinese divisions pressing the Hongnam perimeter with two light ground probes near Hamhung and Hungnam port. Attacks repulsed as Chinese wore captured American uniforms in the first probe. Carrier Marine and Naval air power and long range naval guns defended the beachhead.
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Hamhung
Ita Hungnam
Chi Alg
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