Parallel Koreas and Germans diplomats fret over mirrored tactics
Washington reports diplomats jittery over Soviet moves in Korea resembling those in Germany. Electricity cuts in Berlin echo 1948 Korea power outages. Korea’s airlift and convoy hurdles foreshadow Berlin’s 1948 operations, with currency disputes and mounting east west bickering shaping postwar governance plans. The U S and allies compare native armies and occupation forces, noting Germany may form an armed central police while Korea diverges. observers say later Korea events did not fully repeat in Germany.
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Washington
Korea
Germany
Berlin
North Korea
South Korea
Ongjin Peninsula
U.S
Ongjin
United States
Planes Fail To Halt North Korean Invasion Push
The first American ground troops arrived in Korea aboard a massive airlift from Japan. U S soldiers in full field equipment with jeeps moved toward Taejon and then Suwon to slow the Red advances across the Han river line.
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Japan
South Korea
U. S
Taejon
Suwon
Han River
Edwin T. Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Rice Field
Suwon Airfield
Johnson
Seoul
Korean Defense Ministry
Korea
Tokyo
Hope For Easy Victory Gone In Korea War
Washington reports a shift from air and sea power to ground forces in Korea as Gen. Douglas MacArthur gains broader authority. The shift follows President Truman’s move to combat North Korean aggression with full ground involvement, while U N security talks consider a high level group to coordinate action.
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Washington
White House
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
MacArthur
North Korea
Senate
South Korea
Pyongyang
Air Force Offic
U.S
Han River
Seoul
Pusan
I. XII
Moscow
U. S
Lake Success
United Nations Security Council
U. N
Japan-Korea
Employment To Hit Record This July Says Government Analysts
Washington reports that July employment is likely to set a new record as June total of 61,482,000 civilian jobs nears the 1948 peak. Census Bureau data show a 1,751,000 May-to-June gain, with overall civilian employment at 62,793,000 when including armed forces. Consumer credit surpassed 19 billion dollars, while unemployment rose to 4,133,384. Farm employment fell 650,000 from a year ago, and nonfarm jobs rose 2,512,000. The Korean conflict has minimal domestic impact beyond minor price shifts in key imports.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Armed Forces
Federal Reserve Board
Consumer Credit
Korea
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Agriculture Department
Old age pension checks delayed to Monday in Arizona
Phoenix reports the Arizona Department of Public Welfare will mail old age pension checks on Monday due to awaiting federally matched funds of about 30,000 dollars. Director Harry W. Hill noted grants usually reach the treasury by the 28th and checks go out on the first. most pensioners receive them after the Fourth of July.
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Phoenix
State Department of Public Welfare
Harry W. Hill
Federal Security Agency
Hill
State Treasury
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Brooklyn loses 6 to 4 as Philadelphia relays late runs and HRS by Jones and Goliat. New York and Boston split a twin bill with strong hitting. Hartung, Miller lift Phillies and Yankees, while Irvin, Hartung pace Mets. Detroit and St Louis shine with homers by Fivers, Groth, and Moss in wide-margin wins.
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National League
Brooklyn
Phila
Podbielan
Palica
Hatten
Campanella
Miller
Konstanty
Seminick
Philadelphia
Jones
Goliat
Alaska Bases On Alert For Possible Attack
ANCHORAGE July 1. Steel-helmeted troops with rifles pistols and gas masks are on alert at Alaska air and military bases. Tanks and more troops are expected at Elmendorf to augment air force and infantry units as Lt Gen Nathan Twining says a fight could be mounted with brief warning. The northern defense line stretches from Ladd in Fairbanks to Kodiak.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Big Elmendorf
Nathan Twining
Alaskan Command
Ladd Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Kodiak
Gulf of Alaska
Korea
Alaskan
Twining
Queuille Starts Forming New French Cabinet
Paris July 1 Henri Queuille began forming a new French cabinet amid internal bickering and a tense international crisis. He won a parliamentary investiture vote 208 to 0? Socialists resisted joining the cabinet while he seeks cabinet changes in deputy elections and consultation begins with parties across the coalition.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
Far East
Queuille
National Assembly
France
Georges Bidault
Commmuniste
de Gaullists
Polio Under Control But Vaccine Still Sought
New York reports polio under better control this summer than last with 2705 cases since January 1, down from 2796 the previous year. Texas Rio Grande valley has many cases, while San Angelo remains quiet. States like California Oklahoma Illinois Minnesota Michigan show notable activity. researchers stress early diagnosis and caution as vaccine research continues with heavy funding.
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New York
National Foundation For
U. S. Public Health Service
San Angelo
Tex
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
California
Oklahoma
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
U. S. Health Service
Foundation
Weather swings test Tucson as heat records fall
The weather bureau confirmed a sizzling July 1 night in Tucson with temperatures near 107 degrees and the all time high for the date. Elsewhere hot spots included Yuma at 117 and India 122. Four lightning fires sparked on Mt. Lemmon yet under control.
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Tucson
Palisades Ranger Station
Mt. Lemmon
Yuma
California
India
Blown Speedway Fuse Triggers Citywide Power Outage
A blown fuse on a primary electric circuit north of East Speedway on North Country Club caused a power failure spanning several square blocks this morning. The outage extended to about two hours in some areas. Company spokesman Mitchell Lovell said service was expected to be restored early this afternoon.
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Speedway
North Country Club
Mitchell Lovell
War Crisis Pushes Bipartisan Unity in Congress
Washington lawmakers pressed for broader military action amid Korea tensions as the Senate approved a $1.2225 billion foreign arms measure and a year extension of the draft. Debate focused on crossing the 38th parallel and widening U S military commitments in Greece Turkey Iran and Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Congress
South Korea
Senate
Truman
Korea
Orient
Knowland
R-Calif
Flanders
Millikin
United States
North
Mr. Truman
Philippines
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
West
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Southeast Asia
China
Index Church news and society items across sections
Brief page note lists sections and page numbers for church news Hatlo comics radio and TM features, with crosswords and editorial notes. Indicates multiple segments including sports films and state news.
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Vung Oe
Russia
Associated Press
By Charles Moony
Boston
Spain
Roy
Hogue
Cooper
Hartung
Jansen
Calderone
Westrum
Irvin and Hartung
Yeveland
White
Rogovin
Calvert
Robinson
Wynn
Benson
Hegan
Detroit
Fivers
Groth
Cleveland
Rosen
St. Louis
Chicago
Overmire
Fannin
Moss
Pierce
Mass
Overmie
Byrne
Ford
Ostrowski
Berra
Houk
Parnell
Batts
Dropo
By Harvey Hudson
J. A. Strom Douglas
Aziz
U.N
Cairo Papers
Cairo
Egypt
United Nations
Britain
Suez Canal
Sudan
Suez
Allout
Akbar el Yom
By Jack Bell
Taft
Sen
Ohio
Siberian
Vladivostok
Sen. Magnuson
D-Wash
Macnuson
Sen. Kilgore
D-W Va
Civilian Conservation Corps
Kilgore
Sen. Bridges
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