Red Radio Claims Repulsed Landing Attempt and Allied Offensive Ahead
The report says a landing attempt was repulsed and that Lt. Gen. Walton Walker announced an allied offensive would come soon as U N ground forces pushed gains on the northern front. Naval air strikes targeted cities from Pyongyang to Pusan and Wolmido Island with B 29s and carrier planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pohang
U. N
Walton H. Walker
Inchon
Japan
Okinawa
Oland
Panther
Pyongyang
Tae- Jon
Sinmak
Haeju
Oaejon
Kaeson
Cherwan
Kimipo
Suwon
Prongtaek
Wolmido Island
Doan's Pills Offer Kidneys A Quiet Rest
Old time health ad touts Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic for backache fatigue and frequent urination from cold dampness or kidney strain. Claims relief for over 60 years with millions of users and encourages getting Doan's Pills today.
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Doan
South Korean Drive Aims at Angang North of Kyongju
Vision pushed against Reds north and northwest of Kyongju as Pohang coastal port fell earlier in a Red offensive. The objective of the South Korean operation is Angang, ten miles north of Kyongju, with Kyongju fifteen miles inland.
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Kyongju
Pohang
Angang
Eastern Shore Floods Strain Roads and Low Areas
Eastern Shore communities faced record tides with Crisfield reporting 20 inches of floodwater in the downtown area and residents paddling in boats. Cambridge workers waded to the station as rivers and streams ran high across Maryland with minimal damage and no major danger expected despite forecasts of more rain. Alligators were noted to make loud tail-slapping noises when feeding, a local curiosity amid the flood scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Quinn
Crisfield
Quinn
Cambridge
Hormel
Weather Bureau
Mahoney Answers Healey Denies Labor Wage Claims
George P. Mahoney denounces Governor Lane and Thomas J. Healey as liars in a bid to sway workers. He says his firm pays prevailing wages and shares profits with employees, and accuses Lane of misusing political influence and attacking labor.
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Governor Lane
Thomas J. Healey
Lane
Baltimore
Lanes
Mahoney
Heatey
Hagerstown
William Preston
George P. Mahoney
Wiliam PL Webb
Treas
Antietam Tour Slated Sunday
A historical overview recounts the Antietam Battle and its significance. It highlights Lincoln issuing the Emancipation Proclamation after the clash, Lee and McClellan’s forces, and the site’s preservation as a national shrine with monuments and roads to key landmarks.
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Europe
United States
Antietam
Lincoln
Manansas
Robert E. Lee
Maryland
al Liberator
Lee
Frederick
Hagerstown
Gen. McClellan
South Mountain
MccClellan
Antietam Creek
Sharpsburg
Tile Valley
Anticlin
Potomac
Hertetdeus
Ganural Muarnkiie
Itz
Geugeburg
Pennsylvania
Tattlefield
Linvoli
Gettyaburg
Denthof
Naming Marshall for Navy unity sparks Senate bill
The piece notes a push to appoint Marshall as defense secretary, arguing it would promote national and international unity. President Truman accepts resignations and backs the plan amid concerns over civilian control and active-duty limits.
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Johnson
Truman
iMarshall
Congress
Armed Services
Defense
Marshall
Han
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
House
Vinson
Tydings
Senate Committee
Barbecue Invitation Honors Local Battlefield History
The event, under National Mark Service supervision, aims to commemorate battles across the fields and encourage Marylanders to visit Marinland battlefield. Frederick and Hampshire towns feature in ongoing service club discussions as the Sunday program promotes local history and landmark recognition.
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ATL
National Mark Service
Marinland
Truman Rebuke of MacArthur Wins British Applause
London observers praise President Truman for rebuking General MacArthur over Formosa remarks. British editors applaud his decisive stance, while evaluating MacArthur’s stance as imperial and out of step with Allied policy amid Britain’s recognition of Peiping.
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Truman
MacArthur
Great Britain
Formosa
London
John Huverick
Britain
U. S. Pacific
London Times
Cerribune
Jess
China
U.S
Pacific
India
Indonesia
United Nations
Korea
Manchester Guardian
Daily Telegraph of London
Sunday Times
America
Balay
Allen Platform Emphasizes Veterans Support and Farm Policy
Candidate Allen outlines plans to protect veterans obligations during recalls and support home purchases for families. He advocates education, soil conservation, reforestation, steady crop yields with fair prices, and limited artificial restrictions. He calls for partial income tax deductions to aid homeownership and federal aid to steady labor in industrial counties.
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Allen
J Allen
Aden
Gir
Rovernment
Bethesda candidate outlines economic relief and industry policy
Allen, first president of the Kiwapis Club of Bethesda and member of multiple groups, argues for relocation aid to distressed areas, broad mink wage coverage, and a strong home market to raise buying power. He urges fair business conditions within common-interest limits.
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Ble
L| Cal
Lmits
Allen
Will Allen
Kiwapis” Club
Bethesda
The
Methodist Church
Sons of the American Revolution
National Press
Muh
Masonic Order
Shrine
Giraffe Noted as World’s Tallest Animal at 18 Feet
A full grown giraffe can reach about 18 feet in height making it the tallest animal on record. Local observers cite its long neck and legs as factors in its top height.
Letter to the Editor on Governor Lane and Maryland tax policy
Paul A. Wagner argues opposition to Governor Lane’s sales tax is disingenuous and urges consistency. He notes tears from opponent Mahoney are insincere and states taxes were needed to fund schools hospitals and state government. Wagner warns voters about rising taxes and recalls past tax debates and the two dollar tags in prior years.
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Maryland
Lane
Paul A. Wagner
East Washington Street
Survey Finds Most Brides Do Not Know Husbands’ Earnings
A survey reports that over 60 percent of brides are unaware of their husbands' income. The finding highlights gaps in financial transparency within marriages and concerns about economic planning.
Tailless Fox Terrier Puppy Born at Beaver Creek
A tailless fox terrier puppy, born Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ingram in Beaver Creek, is part of a litter of four. The tailless pup shows normal behavior despite lacking a tail and appears healthy aside from this trait.
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Crouse
Healey
Adv
Industrial Bearings Co. Incorporated
Agann
Tristate
Summit Avenue
Fafnir
Timken
Florence Hary
Matin
British Broadcasting] Corporation
Middlekauff
Kiel
Jack
N. Potomac St
Thuis
Peiping
Shipp’s Sea Food
W. Wlashington Street
Ayn, Md
Fis
Gordle Kaplan
Prene
Uae
Vacana
É Harry S$. Myers Incorporated
Youngstown
Bohman-Warne, Inc
W. Franklin ST
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