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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
2
In a Tuesday statement President Truman outlined renewed support for South Korea using air and sea forces while avoiding a direct pledge to send ground troops. Authorities noted the move could imply deeper U S involvement and sparked debate over potential broader commitments.
Barnetts Creek Baptist Church invites members and friends to a July 2 homecoming with dinner to follow. Former pastors will participate on the program while Rev J J Boswell serves as visiting preacher for the revival beginning Monday with Rev W R Reneau.
Moscow denounces the United Nations Security Council vote to authorize armed action in Korea as illegal. The Soviet note argues lack of unanimous consent and improper representation undercuts the resolution. Council’s 7‑vote adoption included an unauthorised Chinese delegate, per the Soviet claim.
Senator Walter F. George thanked the people of Georgia for returning him to office and pledged to work for all Georgians. He spoke after voting at home in Vienna, then planned to return to Washington to complete work on tax and Social Security bills.
Rail mediators report no progress in a switchmen strike affecting 47,100 idle workers across five railroads. In Seattle bakers win a 9 cent raise after a 10 day walkout, while a Pittsburgh milk dispute, Los Angeles bakers and Northwestern Bell wage talks highlight a broad labor crisis with mixed outcomes.
Unclear OCR describes air and ground actions around Kimpo and Uijongbu as Allied forces clash with Chinese elements north of Seoul. Mentions General MacArthur and Pacific commands and UN commitment to measures.
A Tokyo report outlines possible U S military actions to halt the North Korean invasion. U N and allied nations consider deploying ships planes and materials to save South Korea amid rising conflict. Soviet China opposition remains and warnings of World War III loom.
Miss Joan Riley hosted a Wednesday lawn party on North Young Street to honor bride elect Barbara Tate. Guests contributed to a large gift for the future bride as flowers from Mrs. W. K. Thomas adorned the tables, with cake and punch served to about twenty five friends and neighbors including the Fergusons and Hollands.
A called communication of Thomasville Lodge No. 369 F and A M was held June 29 1950 at 7 30 PM to confer the Master’s Degree. All members urged to attend visitors welcome W M Washington W M.
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