U S Advisers Push for Joint Army in Europe
Washington officials report top advisers overseas urge quick action to form a joint army under a European supreme commander for defense of Western Europe. They say German participation hinges on broader joint forces and warn creation may lag while ministers meet.
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Sept
United States
Europe
Tiplomatic
New York
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Germany
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France
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Korea
Far East
Rom
Junior College Expands Evening and Short Courses
The junior college adds English Composition and American Government evening courses for adults working daytime hours. Art History and Appreciation returns to the catalog. A ten week typing short course starts in October. Registration is September 13 and 14 with hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuition: full time Maryland residents $100, non residents $150 per semester. part time $7 per hour Maryland residents, $10 for others.
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Mileham
Maryland
Crystal ball forecast leads to jail or fine in Detroit case
In Detroit, Hazel Spurlock told a judge a crystal ball predicted a 190 day term or a $41 fine. The judge, after hearing the reading, wrote the sentence on the ball and sealed the verdict.
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Detroit
Bent
Hazel Spurinek
Joseph A. Gillis
Matter Of Tact Fails To Click In White House Meeting
Rep Bennett D Flat reports in a district telegram that he wore a four in hand to the White House as a matter of tact but President Truman wore a bow tie. Bennett notes at prior White House visits he wore a four in hand while Truman wore a bow tie, so he wore a bow tie to the conference and the President again wore a four in hand.
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Washington
Bennett
White House
Truman
Thia
Weather Cutting Into Corn Yield in Producing Belt
Des Moines Iowa reports that the 1850 corn crop may be curtailed by an unseasonably cool growing season. Iowa has seen its coolest summer since 1915 and an 11th straight week of sub normal temperatures. A damaging frost may arrive by September 30. Grain prices rose after the Korean War began and farmers faced higher production costs, with corn and hogs remaining principal Iowa products and overall cash income near 1949 levels despite rising expenses.
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Kenneth Hopping
Des Moines
Iowa
Midwest
Towa
Explosion Felt in Lancaster No Sign of Blast Found
Residents in Lancaster California reported hearing a loud boom and seeing a brief flash yesterday while air force and sheriff officials searched for hours without locating any blast, crash, or debris. Authorities speculated a dropped object like an egg, but nearby bases denied any bombing practice.
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Lancaster
Calif
Air Force
Waterfront Quiet Rebuilding Amid Stiff Korea Frontline Battles
Allied and enemy actions unfold across Korea with Red forces attempting to breaching Nam River positions near Masan while U S Second Division repels attacks west of Yongsan. British units face probing strikes as toll rises and MacArthur aides claim minimal materiel loss.
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Nam River
Masan
U. S. 2Nd Division
Yongsan
Taegu
Naktong River
Don Huth
Hear
Mostow
London
U. S. Defense Department
Washington
U. S
Pohang
Yongchon
MacArthur
Pohang Falls to Reds Again Amid Port Tensions
Pohang surrendered to the Reds earlier in the week as the port, briefly captured last month, remains under red control. A side note warns against transferring hot glassware to wet surfaces or pouring water on hot heat resistant dishes to avoid breakage.
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Pohang
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