Dusty School Headquarters reports Chinese threat during Formosa crisis
American forces in Suwon Korea report Mao Zedong’s Communist threat to use air force against the United States Seventh Fleet off Formosa. The article notes Chinese troops and warships in flux, KMAG personnel evacuations, and MacArthur era command structures forming under South Korean and U.S. coordination amid rugged logistics and poor communications.
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Hong Kong
Chou Enlai
United States Seventh Fleet
Tru ‘Man
Formosa
Suwon
South Korea
Japan
Mary Robeeivers
Hedenera Ee
Choi Byung Duk
Hasson
Associated Press
Tom Lambert
C. H. P. King
MacArthur
Tokyo
Aia
Erie
South Korean Chief of Staff Change Reported
Tokyo dispatch reports a shake up in South Korea with General Choi named to lead the armed forces amid changes in the chief of staff position.
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Tokyo
South Korea
Choi
How U S Mixed Into Korea and Seoul Fell Origin
Advanced American military reporters describe chaotic Seoul days as North Korean forces pushed south from the 38th parallel. Evacuations, destroyed communications, and frantic rumors marked the fall toward Suwon while South Korean troops retreated.
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U.S
Korea
Seoul
Russia
State Department
U. S. Army
Navy
Kores
38Th Parallel
Korea independence and atomic war talk across wartime alliances
A historical summary notes 1907 treaties at Portsmouth and postwar plans for Korea. It covers Roosevelt’s stance toward Japanese control, Korean independence movements, and debates in Britain about a potential atomic strike and Korea’s future governance under UN guidance.
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Russia
Japan
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Theodore Roosevelt
Korea
Pittsburgh Man Heads Industrial Advertisers
Bennett S. Chapple Jr. of Pittsburgh, assistant vice president of U S Steel, named president of the National Industrial Advertisers Association at its annual convention closing session. He succeeds Bernard Dolan of New York.
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Los Angeles
National “Industrial Advertisers’ Association
Bennett S. Chapple Jr
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
Bernard Dolan
New York
O Sullivan pushes bill to penalize paid speeches
Rep. O'Sullivan of Nebraska proposes a law fining and jailing congress members who take money for speeches or articles. He introduced the measure in the House seeking a $10,000 fine and up to 10 years in prison. He cited a Nebraskan statement noting Senator McCarthy was paid $10,000 for a Lustron article.
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Washington
O'Sullivan
D-Neb
Congress
Nebraskan
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Lustron
Prefab Housing) Corp
Tams and Dreams Record a Weathered Morning
A fragmented report notes a man’s restless movement and a vague warning about sour stomach discomfort. The text hints at a dreamlike sequence and a distant record of events with few clear details.
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Peling
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