Disclosures Stir Debate Over War Time Trade Ties
The piece reviews Britain’s export of factory tools fit for repairing Russian tanks, linking to broader wartime supply practices by many nations. It notes Scot Highland troops joining Korea under MacArthur and criticizes Russia-leaning trade despite wartime legitimacy questions.
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Allies In Sharp Warning To Reds
Bonn, Aug 31. The allied high commission warned Communists it will not tolerate incitement to disobedience and resistance to its authority. The statement cites recent provocative communist messages and responses to questions about the commission’s reaction. Russian zone communists urged national resistance and disobedience to decrees, with plans for strikes. the commission already banned 14 communist newspapers and a rally of the Free German Youth in Dortmund.
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1 617 New Polio Cases Reported In Week
The Public Health Service noted 1,617 new polio cases last week, an 8.6 percent rise and the 14th straight weekly increase. Total cases this year run lower than last year though the outbreak persists, with 10,712 cases since the year began and 19,616 at the same point a year ago.
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North Korean Red Field Commander Identified in Tokyo
A Gen. Mac Arthur intelligence officer identified Marshal Choi Yung Kun as the Red army field commander in Korea. The 47 year old, under Premier Kim Il Sung, has served in Chinese and Korean forces, with a career spanning Manchuria to Yenan and postwar roles in Korea.
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Tucson Man Edward H. Smith Wounded in Korea
Today announced another casualty list entry, Pvt. Edward H. Smith son of Hiram Smith of 4107 S. 14th St. listed as wounded in the Korean theater.
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UNIT Vote Delayed as GI Allotment Bill Near Passage
The House prepared to approve a compromise GI allotment bill providing families of enlisted servicemen monthly allotments from 85 to 165 dollars with 40 to 80 dollars deducted from the serviceman’s pay, the government supplying the balance. The measure, a Korea war response, aims to ease family hardship. Major General Hershey criticized another aspect of the military manpower issue.
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