Acheson Defends Preserved Authority in Korea War
Senate inquiry heard Acheson say US can act with full field command in Korea subject to Security Council report. He criticized China policy, claimed Manchuria abuse risks broad war, and defended Truman’s right to deploy troops without new congressional action.
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Allies Within Artillery Range of Iron Triangle in Korea
Allied forces moved within artillery range of Chorwon, key to the Iron Triangle, as UN units push toward Kumhwa and Pyongyang. Chinese forces counterattacked north of Hwachon and near Yanggu, with heavy fighting on mud-soaked roads and continued air strikes by the Fifth Air Force.
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Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Outlook
Georgia today sees mostly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers in the far south this afternoon and tonight, cooler in the north and central areas. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and mild. Northwest Florida reports considerable cloudiness with a few scattered showers this afternoon tonight and Wednesday, with cooler conditions and gentle to moderate northerly winds.
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No Rain Forecast Ends Drought Stretch Across South
The Associated Press reports a prolonged drought grips the South with no forecast for general rainfall. Scattered thundershowers appear in spots like Arkansas and parts of Tennessee, Mississippi ends 44 days without rain, while Central South Carolina faces worsening conditions. Tobacco crops face disaster risk as experts warn of looming losses. A plan to seed clouds via airplane is proposed in Louisiana. University of Georgia reports extreme heat as graduation crowds seek shade.
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Chaplain's Assistant by Day Pfc Gorey Tends Bar
Pfc John Gorey on furlough from Camp Perry Texas explains his Army routine. By day he serves as a chaplain's assistant and by night he tends bar at the Officers Club in South Deerfield Massachusetts.
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Widespread Prosecution Of U S Reds Seems Likely Today
The Supreme Court upheld the 1940 Smith Act and the convictions of 11 top Communist Party leaders, opening a path for broad prosecutions of party members for alleged plots to overthrow the government. Jail terms up to five years and fines of $10,000 were affirmed. Eugene Dennis, Secretary General, was noted in New York reporting.
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Community Price Program Planned By OPS Director
The Office of Price Stabilization aims to launch a community by community pricing plan for about 15 to 20 processed grocery items in 80 days, with local price posting required. DiSalle said no rationing, but wage boosts could lift prices. beef pricing charts start June 18 and veal may follow, while pork remains below parity.
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Community Notes Highlight Juné Meeting and Local Events
The Juné meeting of the First Methodist W.S.C.S featured a talk on alcoholism by Mrs. W W Jave well a thanks to president Mrs Dean Whitehead for her year's work a vocal by Mrs Paul Hjort and reports on Missionary Education by Mrs Hicks Specials by Mrs Albert Stringer and a note on Student Work by Mrs L W Moreland Laurice Walker earned an A B degree from Mercer University and plans to enter Andover Newton College William Holloway Revolutionary soldier grave to be marked June 10 in Bethel cemetery The Dance Revue at the municipal auditorium offers no admission Oklrat time 8 80 p m Eleven O'Clock Club meets 830 p m Blke Club with supper at 730 p m Wheelchair donation drive to Aldmore continues Newell Hamilton Jr graduated from University of Georgia with B S in pharmacy Square Dance by ninth graders at Junior High tonight at 730 p m all ninth graders invited
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New Price Wars Spread From New York Across Nations Cities
June 5. Price cutting by major New York stores spreads to Baltimore Newark Omaha San Francisco and other cities as Macy’s and Gimbels slash watches phonograph records and more. Stores stay open late in NYC while shoppers rush for bargains.
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Georgia Democratic Executive Committee Nominates Talmadge Appointees
The Georgia Democratic Executive Committee nominated three solicitor general appointees of Gov. Herman Talmadge for the August 7 General Election. Nominees include William M. West for the Macon circuit, John W. Davis for the Rome circuit, and Winfate Dykes for the Southwestern circuit. The meeting was noted for its brevity and the election is the first off year vote since the 1945 Constitution.
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Georgia School Building Authority Meets Tomorrow
The Georgia School Building Authority will hold its second meeting tomorrow at the capitol in Atlanta. The session is scheduled to discuss future construction needs and funding for state school facilities.
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Additional $6,000,000 in school bonds sold
Atlanta June 8 AP Chal man B. E. Thrasher Jr of the University System Building Authority said an additional 6 million dollars in bonds were sold at a 78 500 dollar premium. The premium lowers the interest rate on the three percent bonds to 2.89 percent. The first 6 million issue brought a 60 000 dollar premium.
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Officers Still Hunt Negro Who Beat and Shot Buena Vista Man
Americas Ga June 5 AP law enforcement officers still searching today for Negro who beat and shot one officer and then fired at another before escaping in Marion county Saturday. The Negro identified as Fletcher Rushin shot and wounded Buena Vista night policeman.
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