Red Invaders Closing In On Korea Front
American and Australian fighters supported by U S bombers fought along a volatile front in Korea. US Fifth Air Force shattered Red forces north of Yongdok and near Chechon as Maj Gen William F Dean resumed division command after changes at the front. B29s bombed Seoul and Chungju rail yards as operations intensified.
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William F. Dean
Korea
Walton H. Walker
Eighth Army
Taejon
U. S
Ahd
Seoul
Chungju
Acheson Faces Difficult Korea Policy Challenge
Acheson confronts a tough task as the United States presses Korea policy while resisting pressure to trade peace in Korea for Chinese Communist entry into the United Nations. Nehru's Asia influence and the UN security principle shape the stance, with no concession on the Korean war aims.
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Acheson
Korea
U. N
Nehru
Asia
State Department
United Nations
United States
China
Rome
Aa Fer
Cormrouniste
Truman to Seek Controls and New Military Spending
Report outlines President Truman's anticipated message focusing on immediate needs in Korea and the Far East, pledging stronger defenses for Korea Formosa Indo China and the Philippines. It notes expected mentions of faster Atlantic Pact defense buildup and the possible callup of National Guard units and reserve forces with reactivation of Regular Army divisions.
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Korea
Far East
U. S
Formosa
Indo-China
Philippines
London
Truman
Defense Department
Obituary notices from Hagerstown area deaths listed
Obituaries record multiple deaths including Mrs. Carrol S. James of Hagerstown with service details at A. K. Coffman funeral home and Rev. Orris G. Robinson officiating. Also noted are Lefa Edith Kline of near Wolfsville with long illness, survivors, and services planned. John R. Biner of Hagerstown with familial survivors and service by Kratss Mortuary. and other memorial details with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. A distant note mentions lava from Mauna Ana near Honolulu from 1681.
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Carrol S. James
Hagerstown
A. K. Coffman Funeral Home
Orris' G. Robinson
Washington
Funkstown Cemetery
Lefa E. Kline
Lefa Edith Kline
Theodore Kline
Wolfeville
James and
Elizabeth (Schild- ‘Knecht) Barkman
Wolfs- ‘Ville
Pauline Martin
Elaine, Baker
Smithsburg
Geraldine Niller
Song
Earl T
Alvey G
Wolfsville
Sinters
Mra
Linnie Shuff
Gertie Tome
Cavatawn
Branley Barkman
Cheneville
Middletown
St. Marks Church
Wallevilla
Raymond Markby
John R. Bieer
John RR. Biner
Little Brower
Baltimore Street
Franklin Country
Herbert FE. Stover
Harry J. Powell
Max D. Spleiman
John F. Willingham
Henry W. Riser
Havera
Bertha Dicert
Greencastle
Nellie Wilson
Waynesboro
Kratss Mortuary
Walter Leap
Rose HM Cemetery
Kratss
Chemical used to shrink clothes may shrink cancer too
The TEM chemical, once used to prevent fabric shrinkage, was described at the Fifth International Cancer Research Congress by Dr. C Chester Brock and Sonja M. Buckley of the Hobs Kettering Institute at New York Memorial Hospital. TEM shows potential to shrink or halt some cancers temporarily, with limited value and possible resistance development in cancer cells.
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Alton
Blakeslee Paria
International Cancer Research
C. Chester Brock
Sonja M. Buckley
Hobs Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York Memorial
Congress
Tex Allen
Sorbonne
Itseff Warner Pros. Academy
Fott
Arizona Cowboy
Stock
Joseph TH. Burchenal
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Memorial Hospital
Hodgekins
Burchenal
Oris In Gun Battle With Workmen and Trooper
Oris fired on a car driven by Claude Artz the state tax assessor, after threatening workers on Northern Avenue. A trooper arrived and exchanged gunfire, wounding Oris in the arm while Ridge fired back. The incident followed reports of erratic behavior and odd conduct around Oris residence.
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Semler
Oris
Automobile Idulgency Tax
Claude Artz
Oris Place
Artz
Ori
Btate
Orig
Oria
Ridge
Orla
Ile
Mother Shot To Death in Huntingtom Home
Police say 44 year old Anna Carvied was killed by an eight caliber bullet fired through a window as she rested Sunday in her ground floor home. Investigators charged 42 year old Robert Leadmoon after a drunken arrest. a gun was recovered but motive unclear. The victim was separated from her husband and left nine children sleeping nearby.
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Huntingtom
Tamie Young Aareth Charyiees
Ria Wmerher
Zevdhye
Anna Carvied
Robert ©. Leadmoon
Leadman
Pelton
Carrica
Five Trapped In Burning Mine Near Lark Utah
Five miners trapped in a burning lead mine of the T. B. Smelting Refining and Mining Company near Lark Utah as of July 17. Rescue crews probed 490 miles of tunnels seeking Horace Martin Seal Leland Nelson Robert Gordon Mererhoffer Brian G. Thomas and Clyde Augustonn who were last heard from during maintenance work. Dense smoke hindered location efforts but authorities believed they might reach fresh air zones. About 50 workers from nearby operations fought the fire and water was shut off to avoid flooding while the search continued.
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Lark
Utah
Horace Martin Seal
Norst
Leland Nelson
Robert Gordon Mererhoffer
Brian G. Thomas
Clyde Augustonn
House Heavily Slated to Debate Electoral College Reform
Washington reports struggle over proposed constitutional amendment to abolish bloc voting and split electoral votes proportionally to the national popular vote. Senators Lodee and Gossett sponsor the plan as Republicans and some Democrats push for reform while others fear loss of party control.
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Washington
Lane
Fn & Senate
Acton
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Rep
Preen
Ohio
Senate
Congress
Lodee
R.mass
Rep. Gossett
D.-Texan
BC Headache Powders and Tablets Ad
This vintage advertisement touts BC Headache Powders and Tablets for quick relief of headaches neuralgic pains and minor muscular aches. It claims combined ingredients outperforming single components and emphasizes fast-acting dissolution and reliability. A price note mentions two packets equal one powder and costs 10¢ or 25¢.
Assemblies of God Open 3 Day Meeting at Potomac Park
Martinsburg Virginia area report notes the Potomac District Council of the Assemblies of God opens a three day session at Potomac Park Camp with representatives from Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware D C and West Virginia. Rev John W Sullivan of Middletown Ohio will open a district revival meeting at the same grounds July 2 to Aug 18 with Sullivan as evangelist and missionaries delivering addresses. Also mentions heavy 40 pound broad breasted bronze turkeys.
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Martinsburg
Tr. Va
Potomac
The
Assemblies of God
Potomac Park Camp
Virginia
Penneylvania
Delaware
District of Columbia
West Virginia
John W. Sullivan
Middletown
Ohio
Mr. Sullivan
AGI Says Koreans Must Solve Their Own Problems
The statement urges the population toward a reunified Korea and criticizes foreign interference. It asserts Koreans should resolve domestic issues themselves and notes American armed intervention as a factor in the ongoing Korean question. It also mentions rabbit skin sales in the United States reaching ten million dollars in 1947.
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Korea
Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism Explains Relief
Excelsior Springs Missouri July 17 a free new book titled Rheumatism explains why drugs offer only temporary relief and how to obtain lasting relief. The Clinic offers an enlarged edition with no obligation to request the book by writing The Ball Clinic Dept 3503. An image shows a soldier paying tribute in Korea as a comrade is laid to rest.
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Excelsior Spring
the Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Republic of
South Korea
Adv
Igrave
International
Yanks Quote Truman Dreaming Of World Domination
London reports a Communist Pyongyang radio broadcast claiming 117 American POWs in Korea said President Truman craved world domination. The prisoners, allegedly led by Donald Sitlman, Altin Peterson, and Ambrose Newzetta, said they were forced to fight Koreans and accused Truman of muddling and breaching peace.
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London
Pyongyang
Korea
Truman
America
Donald Sitlman
Philadelphia
Altin Peterson
Michican
Ambrose Newzetta
Sirman
Tasstrom Pyong
Wang
Siong
Air Force
Phila
Delphia
Pyongtaek
Tass
Peterson
South Korea
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