American Troops Battle in Korea Under Heavy Pressure
The analysis notes U S forces facing superior numbers and armor in Korea, with American casualties and a retreat from a provisional capital after a river-line breach. It highlights North Korea's military aid from China and Russia, air power gains by the U S, and political figures like Senator McCarthy shaping public opinion. The piece stresses endurance, supply lines, and the uncertain fate of a key defensive post.
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U.S
Kromm
Afor
Kored
North Korea
Korea
China
Russia
Siberia
Inghatia
Sitles
Pacific
Truman to Ask Congress for Major Military Expansion
Observers expect President Truman to outline urgent steps for Korea wartime mobilization. He may request 5 to 6 billion dollars in funds and authorize 160000 additional Army personnel, 60000 more for the Navy, and 02000 for the Air Force, plus new controls on steel and basic metals and consumer credit limits. Labor leader William Green calls for full mobilization and labor readiness. The House backed a constitutional amendment to make the presidential election reflect the popular vote, while the Senate had approved it last spring.
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Truman
Congress
Navy
Rcan Air Force
Korea
House
Senate
Bobby Jones
Francis Culmet
Chick Evans
Gene Sarazen
Welter Hagen
Johnny Goodman
Bob Gardner
P.G.A
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Burke
Columbus
Sarazen
Hagen
Travers
Francis Oulment
Profits and Prices Amid Korean War Front News
Amid the Korean war, early 1950 reports show after tax profits for U.S. manufacturers up from late 1949 and a rise in prices for meat and coffee. Rep Klein of New York urged a probe into profiteering while the Fed flagged a postwar industrial peak. The piece also notes education trends toward 100 percent promotion and critiques of nonpromotion in lower grades.
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Klein
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Henry Wallace under fire from Daily Worker critics
Henry Wallace once a vice president and favored by the Communist press is now denounced as a Wall Street pirate by the Daily Worker. Observers wonder what his next remark will be as his stance shifts in public view.
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Henry Wallace
Russia
Wall Street
The
Daily Worker
United States
Heredity in Sport Discussed by Partridge and Mayo
John Partridge and Dr. Mayo discuss heredity in athletics noting athletic ability often does not pass from athletic parents to offspring. They cite mares and sires in horse racing and golf’s aging stars, with comments on costs and access hindering youth participation and development.
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Hickory Siblc
John Partridge
Mayo’s
Rochester
Minn
Dr. Mayo
Tye
Br. Mayo
Cobbs
Ruths
Dempseys
Hagens
Mayo
Sige
Partridge
John
Sewing Circle Patterns School Frock Two-Piecer With Yoke
Pattern No. 9240 for a school frock with yoke and two-piece skirt in gay contrast. Sizes 4 6 8 10 12 with easy sewing for mothers. Includes yardage 2 yards of 30 inch fabric and a fall wardrobe guide inside the book priced 25 cents.
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Res Pallern
South Wells
Morning exercise and quick quips flood classroom notes
Abstract classroom vignette shows a teacher guiding a freckled Willie through a riddle about a watch on a tramp and a joke about english and American pronunciation. A tepid humor collage ends with a teakettle metaphor about troubles and persistence.
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Willie
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