United Nations confronts China crisis during Korea debate
U S delegate Warren R. Austin pressed Red China over aggression in Korea. Wu Hsiu-Chun of China defended its troops as volunteers, questioned UN troop withdrawals, and warned that U S actions risked pulling the world toward a new war. Diplomats feared a broader conflict as charges and countercharges surged.
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Chi
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China
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Philippines
Chinese Reds Jacob Malik Welcomes New Chinese Delegation at UN
UN forces in Korea launched a large push under General MacArthur but faced stiff counterattacks from Chinese Communists. Reports estimate up to 200000 reds in North Korea with as many as 21 divisions in action, threatening UN positions and prompting calls for UN action including bombing supply hubs in Manchuria.
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Douglas MacArthur
U.N
North Korea
Indictments Hit Six Top U S Communists and Allies
A federal grand jury indicted six leading U S Communists and associates, including A Wier and Frederick Van Hel, plus Philip Atter, former editor of Amerasia, for alleged misuse in 1945 and related contempt charges. Also charged were Joseph Kamp Edward Rumely and William Patterson, all facing heavy fines and prison if convicted.
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A Wier
Frederick van Hel
New York
Angel
Red Causes
Mutya
Philip Atts
Forer
Amerasia
WW Coue
Joseph P. Kamp
The
Constitutional Educational League
Edward A. Rumely
Committee For Constitutional Government
William L. Patterson
Civil Rights Congress
Congress Clash Delays Rent Controls and Alaska Statehood
Congress opens amid wrangling over rent control extension Alaska and Hawaii statehood and higher taxes to meet budget needs and defense spending. Republicans, energized by election wins, push for greater foreign policy influence as debate forecasts a bitter, long fight with intense public demand for unity during a national crisis.
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Hawaii
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State Acheson
Atomic Power Secrecy Eased For Low Power Reactors
The United States Great Britain and Canada agreed to publish information on low power nuclear reactors to boost peaceful atomic energy development. The deal aims to speed reactor engineering while private build requires government permission for fissionable materials. Separately the justice department filed for Communist Party registration under the Subversive Activities Control Act, with hearings expected to extend for months.
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Canada
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Justice Department
Seth Michaudson
Control Board
Veterans Hope Belasco to Host War Guests in Washington
Gen Harry Vaughan works with Jess Larson to repurpose the Belasco theatre for American Legion and veterans groups. Treasury obstacles claim high costs to move files and guard canceled checks, delaying local hospitality for 10,000 servicemen homeward bound. Secret service details mark President Truman’s Independence visit, altering deliveries and routes. Senate subcommittee pronto to report on Bell Telephone labor and strike conditions after a 15 month agreement.
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Harry Vaughan
Washington
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Cain
Treasury
Jess Larson
General Services of Supply
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American Legion
Belasco Theatre
Lafayette Square
White House
Dolly Madison
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Republic
Legitiimate
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Realiz
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Joe Major
Independence
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Truman Rout
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Killen
Senate Labor-Management Subcommittee
Bell Telephone System
Nate
American Telephone and Telegraph
Trains Collide in Deadly Long Island Wreck
A collision between two trains on the Long Island Railroad kills seventy seven and wounds thirty two. Investigators probe the line after a prior crash, which had thirty three dead and one hundred twenty five injured.
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Long Island
A Bomb Decision Weighs in Korean War Tactics
Officials report the idea to use a thermonuclear or similar weapon against large North Korean forces near Suwon was debated by Army and Air Force leaders. Proponents argued it could halt massed troops. opponents warned of severe consequences and moral concerns.
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The Questions and Answers Quiz Entry
The set asks for the plural of ox, the Everglades definition, the Emancipation Proclamation, the meaning of collier, the city nicknamed the hub of the universe, and a few factual prompts. It includes answers about January 1 1863 Lincoln freeing slaves a coal miner a navy coal supply ship and Boston.
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