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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1950

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Yanks Hold All Along the Korean Front

American forces report minimal front action with artillery and United Nations air strikes against advancing enemy. Taejon evacuated. South Korean Provisional Government withdrew last week. Maj. Gen. William F. Dean says Reds unable to mass tanks across Kum River. MacArthur and Eighth Army affirm loyal lines hold. Reds reinforce Kum area, four tanks south of the river reported. 24th Division credited with keeping Reds at bay despite siege. Hope enters U.S. amateur championship. Crosby inspired tactic cited. About 45 percent of drivers have visual problems affecting highway safety.

United Nations Taejon Provisional Government William F. Dean Kum Kongju Eighth Army Korea 24Th

Senate Committees Set To Probe War Matters And Rising Prices

Washington July 1 Senate committees prepare to probe military production and the sharp rise in food prices as Congress awaits President Truman's mobilization blueprint. Leaders expect bills to empower the President, boost funds, curb credit, and allocate scarce materials for war. Maybank notes ample meat and storage. pledges to question price boosts.

Senate Washington Congress Truman Lucas Minois Rayburn Tex House Tydings Senate Armed Services Committee Sib Maybank Id-Sc Senate Bank War Investigating Committee Rop Macy RNY Senator Lodge R-Mass United States Kore Lodge Morse Chorel Tiewster GeMer

Junior College Growth Signals Shift Toward High School Grads

Growth at the junior college shows 1 percent of students eligible for veterans benefits and a majority are recent high school grads from every county district. Evening courses draw workers from nearby towns seeking one or two nights weekly study, with flexible entrance requirements.

GI Henefics Ita JOR Hich Hich Warnburg Berkeley Sor Byre Cemmunnishare Chiat Xines Martinethes Mane

Two Men Dead Three Missing In Utah Mine Tragedy

In Lark Utah July 18 two men were found dead in the American Steel Mining and Hermine Company mine after a timbers breaking out before dawn trapped five. Three men remained missing as rescue crews searched the mine with aid from company officials and volunteers. The surface escapees were brought to safety and the operation continued with high hopes for the missing workers.

Lark Utah Hope Stel Mining Hermine Comparis Hbones Mee Martin Surka Forestinah Theo Leland Etdal Hery Oscar A. Glaeser Cmpany Afar Ert

Democrats label McCarthy charges a fraud and hoax

Senate Democrats on a foreign relations subcommittee publish a report calling McCarthy's anti State Department charges a fraud and hoax. The document accuses him of using the big lie technique and failing to prove key claims about Owen Lattimore as Russia's top U.S. spy, while Republicans criticize the inquiry as superficial and biased.

Washington McCarthy Senate Tydings Greenest McMahon Conn Wisconsin Stalin Cohana Democrats State Department Department Lodge Massachusetts McCurthy Wickeniooper Laws Lodee Eplasis Denmerats Hmiyself Connally B-Texs Tucas of Hiinois Democratic Policy Committee Caiting United States Republic Owen Lattimore Russia Lattimore Johns Hopkins University

Britain Reports Three New Suspected Sabotage Cases

London reports three new suspected sabotage incidents targeting British warships, amid tightened naval security. One occurred near nine ammunition barges exploded in Portsmouth Harbor injuring nineteen, with ships possibly bound for Korea. Admiral Willis says sabotage cannot be ruled out as a cause. inquiries will hear 40 witnesses.

London Daly Portsmouth Korea Admiralty Algernon Willis Devonport

New Blood Tests Near 100 Percent Cancer Detection

Paris July 18 Swiss physicians report a blood test measuring a pentose sugar breakdown product shows near 100 percent accuracy in cancer detection. Trials on 200 cancer patients yielded high accuracy. 42 of 44 healthy individuals showed no reaction and 85 of 124 non cancer patients tested negative. Also described is an artery delivery injection technique for cancer drugs tested on 59 terminal patients with temporary benefit. Oberlin Institute became first coed US college in 1832.

Alton L. Blakeslee Paris International Cancer Research Congress Georges Menkes P. Rentwinic S. Steenmf Geneva Menkes

Tin Can Production and Engine Tuning Shifts

The article notes that between 5,000,000 and 9,900,000 tin cans are filled with food in the United States annually. It also mentions a move toward lighter tuning in high speed automobile engines to optimize performance.

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