Battle over federal power policy and farm support debate
The article outlines a renewed clash between private power interests and federal plans for a nationwide transmission network under public control. It notes a veto threat, disputes over cheap power, and the push to expand government influence in water and energy, with references to REA, the Public Power policy, and legislative actions. It also reports on the Senate passage of a CCC funding measure and Joe McCarthy's retirement from baseball.
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Truman
Commodity Credit Corporation
Secretary of Agricuture Brannan
Tariff Commission
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Barkley
Joe McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Sox
United Nations Deem North Korea Aggressor in Emergency Session
The United Nations called North Korea the aggressor after an unprovoked attack on South Korea and urged immediate cease fire measures. President Truman cut his trip short and a high level conference was convened to decide stronger actions. The same report notes the Northwest Airlines flight disaster near St Joseph Michigan killing 58 passengers and 3 crew members after disappearing in a thunderstorm.
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North Korea
South Korea
Korea
Soviet Union
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Truman
Missouri
Washington
Far East
MacArthur
Japan
U.S
Lake Michigan
St Joseph
Mich
Northwest Airlines
New York
Seattle
Minneapolis
St. Joseph
Milwaukee
War Scene 6 of era details North Korea invasion
Reports describe a Soviet backed assault as North Korea’s armies breach into South Korea. Estimates show up to 40,000 ground troops, 90 tanks, and 10,000 more ready. Seoul proximity with varied accounts and a U S evacuation of 600 Americans unfold as North Korean forces deploy 106 aircraft including Russian models.
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South Korea
United Nations
United States
Seoul
Wijonghu
Choi Byung Kud
Sihn Sung Mo
Kin Yong Jones
Tokyo
Korea
U.S
Teachers say shortage will worsen without drastic action
Willard E B Givens executive secretary of the National Education Association says in his annual report that nationwide teacher and classroom shortages will grow. He projects school enrollment rising from 26,635,000 to 34,091,060 next decade and estimates 750,000 more teachers will be needed.
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Willard EB. Givens
National Education Association
Givens
Editors Unite In Editorial Push On Korea Crisis
The Press notes a rare nationwide editorial chorus after North Korea's invasion. Major papers urge decisive U.S. and UN action to defend South Korea, arguing without intervention the UN risks collapse and the spread of communism.
Canonization of Maria Goretti Seen by 500000 Faithful
In Rome a historic open air ceremony sanctified Maria Goretti, seen by her mother and siblings. A 68 year old attacker from 1902, now in a monastery, was not present. The piece links Goretti’s canonization with wartime jitters on Wall Street and rising prices in the U.S. economy.
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Rome
Angelo
New Village
N. J
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Delicious Parsley Butter for Fish and Handy Tips
A guide lists kitchen notes such as parsley butter made by mixing chopped parsley with butter and lemon juice to spread on fish. It also urges drying young mint leaves for flavoring vegetables and meats and suggests waxed paper inside cracker boxes as a better option.
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Denver Post
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Douglas MacArthur
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Our Cemetery Parigram Magazine
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Calox Tooth Powder
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