Johnston Warns Anti-Inflation Drive Shipping
Johnston lectures mobilization leaders and rebukes Brannan Tobin Sawyer and McCabe for not aligning with national needs on prices wages business credit. Defense Secretary Marshall backs stabilization. House considers extending rent control. legislative action uncertain. Indianapolis senator criticizes rush to pass his own bill. England has many professional women hairdressers. Early American schooners were small at about 40 tons.
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Labor
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Commerce
Sawyer
Federal Reserve Board
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Brannan
Tohm
McCabe
Defense Marshall
Wilson
Wilson Coday
House Banking Committee
Congress
Indianapolis
Indiana
Milfordness R-Metamorad
England
America
U N Forces Push Back Reds Near 38th Parallel
U N Second Division led ground advances against stiff Red resistance as Communists began a front line setback. In a skirmish north of Yudong, 350 Communists were killed, 260 wounded, and 12 captured. Seoul changed hands again as Allied forces reentered the city amid continuing air and ground bombardment.
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Lzht
Yudong
USS
1Th Corps
Crom Gkindwa
Korea
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Snd
Seoul
U. S
Iho
Red Cross Worker Miss Wescoat Leads At Newton D Baker Center
The article profiles Miss Wescoat, a Red Cross field director and veteran volunteer, detailing her career from Pleasantville High to war service across multiple bases. It notes her current role guiding about 64 Gray Ladies and coordinating material support from sixty chapters nationwide for Newton D Baker Center while highlighting her stamps hobby and travel.
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Wescoat
Kaitting
Montclair State Teachers College
University of Pennsylvania
Pleasantville High
Pleasantville
N. J
Oat
Wesenar
Fobe
England General Hospital
Atlantic City
Wescoat WiseXt
Camp Upton
Long Island
Ormerly
Dow Field
Maine
Europe
Bell S and Wells
Miss Wescost
Camp Edwards
Cape Cod
Mass
Red Crosse
National Organization
Hitle
Veterans Administration Hospital
Rutland Heights
Manhattan
Eospial
Brooklyn
Newton DP
Walter
Miss Wescoat
Shenandoah Council
Washington County
Newton 1. Baker
Honolulu
Clult
Otter
Weecoa
Newton Sn
First Patrol Reaches Heart Of Seoul Amid Hugs And Flags
Allied forces enter Seoul as South Korean units reach the capital’s heart. Civilians flood streets while the flag rises over the Capitol Building. U S and South Korean troops secure the western gate, patrols occupy hilltops, and civilians begin to reclaim the city.
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Heart of Seoul
Pace
Kilgore
Tex
Walter FB
Clarkson
Burling
Iowa
Rey JL
Hollabaugh
Philadelphia
Tomin Blackwell
Darton
Pedfordshire
Seoul
Spepht
Hragen
Thursiday
Capitol
Tihpam
Restos
Han
U.S. 8Rd
Hougen
Fairchild Receives Government Contracts Totals
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation received government contracts valued at $259,786 for aircraft parts between January 31 and February 21. The Commerce Department field service report details the orders awarded to the corporation. The passage also mentions a separate note about the center core of a baseball made from aged cork.
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Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation
Field Service
Department of Commerce
President Gives Russia Notice
President states that Russia refuses any inspection tied disarmament and has obstructed U.N. disarmament efforts while expanding its armaments. He argues U.S. must rely on defense as adversaries may craft further aggressive plans. A stray line notes a sewing machine contains about 150 parts.
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Soviet Union
United Nations
United States
Russia
Tie
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