Reds Use Subtle Propaganda In Iran Battle
A Mehran report details Soviet radio influence in Iran, tracing broadcasts from Radio Moscow, Baku and Azerbaijan that paint imperialists as aggressors while praising Leninist ideals. It notes Tehran's state media and underground Tudeh network spreading pro-Soviet narratives amid famine and unrest.
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Shah
South Africa
Tehran
Radio Azerbaijan
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Mianeh
Wall Street
Averbaljan
Asia
Tudeh Party
Mardom
Government to deny food scarcity report details likely favorable
Government findings expected to note large farm production and ample cold storage keep oxen, poultry, and milk at high levels with modest price gains. Wheat and feed grains appear plentiful, while fruit supplies drop due to spring freezes and peach crops fall short. Overall, abundant vegetables, fats, oils, and surplus dairy stocks underpin a positive supply outlook.
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Busi- Tass
Polio Case Reported in Virginia Family
Mrs Sidney Culver 20 mother of five from Clarke County Virginia diagnosed with polio after ambulance transfer to Richmond. Dr Lee Sutton of the Medical College of Virginia confirmed the diagnosis with the hospital noting Virginia has seen isolated clusters and Wythe County reports multiple cases and deaths this year.
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National Infantile Lalralysin Foundation
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Clarke County
Virginia
Medical College of Virginia
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Radar attack and carrier raids mark Korean war intensity
Aboard a 7th Fleet carrier off Korea the crew reported radar controlled anti aircraft fire near Woonsan after bombing the port city. United States and British forces flew 227 sorties destroying 51 enemy planes and damaging oil refineries and industrial sites while supporting Tuesday's amphibious landing near Changwon north of Pusan. Pilots of Admiral Struble's task force noted several firsts in the war.
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Iust
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U.S
Wall Street stalls after three day market advance
The New York stock market paused following a powerful three day rise. Heavy demand appeared but there was a large volume of stock for sale, leading to subdued trading and limited price movement.
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Wall Street
New York
Municipal Band Concert at City Park Hagerstown Maryland
The municipal band under conductor George H. Buys presents a concert Sunday July 23 1950 at 8 00 p m in City Park Hagerstown Maryland The program includes The National Anthem Festive March Undine Overture La Gondoliere La Feria Suite Espagnole Tales of Hoffman Egyptian Serenade Song of the Bayou Scotch Folk Songs Descriptive Fantasie and more with clarinet quartet and soloists.
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Hagerstown, Md
Knights of the King
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W. Gaver
R. Brandenburg
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J. Wilson
Part II
Amina
Legion Commander Urges Stand Against Recognizing Red China
The speaker argues against recognizing Red China in the United Nations, warning that China is controlled by Russia and that appeasement failed at Munich. He urges citizens to inform Congress and the U.S. delegation to oppose recognition and withhold acknowledgment of the Red Communist government.
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Maryland
U. S
Lake Success
No Y
General Dean Missing and Battle at Taejon Report
A fragmentary wartime account recalls General Dean missing after directing fire against a tank in Taejon. Texan gunner Vessels describes using a 3.5 inch launcher to strike a hostile vehicle, starting a blaze, and exiting at command as the general urged evacuation.
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BPI
Dean
Flamin Taejon
Taejon
Lexaw
B 29s Spread Havoc Disrupts Reds Rail Lines
Far East Air Forces report heavy bombing damage to Communist railway repair and assembly shops. Detailed reconnaissance photos show reduced Communist ability to replace rolling stock after 500 tons of bombs dropped in a mass raid Sunday. Rail movements north, south and toward coastal areas are hindered for some time.
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Tokyo
Far East
Sungi
Seoul
Ares
Justice Douglas Back In Hospital
U S Supreme Court Associate Justice William O Douglas is hospitalized in Portland Oregon after a horse kicked him on the shin at his Wallowa Mountain cabin. The injury did not respond to home treatment and follows a prior horse related accident that kept him in a hospital for weeks last year.
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William O. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
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Rusties
Restrictions Off And Year Added To Enlistments
The House committee delayed action until full military information is available while Vinson backs quick passage of enlistment extensions for 12 months. The Marine Corps, Navy, Army and Air Force mobilize reserves and move toward the 2,005,882 strength limit as lawmakers weigh raising ceilings. Senator Gurney urges restoring World War II family allotments for service members with dependents amid rising reserve calls.
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K.S.A
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Us. Treasury
Potent Salve Shows Breast Cancer Promise at Conference
Dr. Lettre of Heidelberg reported a new colchicine derived salve that in some breast cancers caused cancer cells to disappear for three years. The drug, applied to the tumor, halts cell division by trapping cells in a mid phase, and must be used long term. results varied and many patients were not cured.
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Paris
Hanes Lettre
Lor
Heidelberg
Germany
Lettre
International Cancer Research Congress
Institute For Experimental Cancer Research
Lettie
Ragtime Kid Hartley Myrick Dies at 65
Seattle obituary notes the death of Claude Myrick Sr known as the Ragtime Kid. He was the piano player referenced in Robert Service’s poem The Shooting of Dan McGrew. Myrick died after a lone illness, age 65, in Seattle on Monday. He had played in Whitehorse Yukon Territory in 1907 when Service found inspiration for the poem.
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Hartley
Claude Myrick
Myrick
Robert Service
Dan McGrew
Whitehorse
Y. T
Service
Malemute
Myriek
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