Wedemeyer urges UN ultimatum to Russia step
Testimony by General Albert Wedemeyer before Senate Armed Services Committees frames a warning to the Soviet Union. He suggests using the United Nations to declare no more local wars and to finish any global clash if the Kremlin provokes World War III, echoing Harold Stassen’s earlier call for the alliance to take initiative. The piece notes no change in Soviet plans and compares Wedemeyer’s proposal to Stassen’s stance, with Korea and China cited as continuing tensions and unsolved leadership questions for peace.
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Albert C Wedemeyer
Senate Armed Service Committees
Iast
United Nations
Russia
Harold & Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Stassen
Gen Wedemeyer
Senate
Korea
United States
Borles
Iran
Formosa
Indo-China
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
China
Roeely
United
MacArthur
Wedemeyer
Ashley Becks Sojourn With Relatives From Clearfield
Mrs Alma Preece records visitors to the Winn home this week including Kenneth Headwater and family of Salt Lake City Wilber Rhodes and Ray Rhodes with family from Myton Price visitors Davis Merkley and family Jerry stayed two weeks Daisy Thomes Kidd and children Lee and Jay visited Manila to see Dick Bennett MIA officers reported at Sunday meeting with Norma Haslem LaRae Collett and Erma Collett as speakers Clair Batty graduated from Primary Wm Leatham and others from 1st Like City visited Alma Preece and sisters William Mott and Martha Weeks.
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Winn
Kenneth Headwater
Salt Lake City
Wilber Rhodes
Myton
Ray Rhodes
Glines
Woodrow B. Merkley
Price
Davis Merkley
Jerry
Thomes Kidd
Lee
Jay
Manila
Dick Bennett
MIA
Norma
Norman Haslem
LaRae Collett
Erma Collett
Ella Batty
Clair Batty
Mra
A. A. Beck
Ee Avery
Eanterfield
Rr. Wm. Leatham
1St Like City
Alma Preece
William Mott
Martha Weeks
Mr. Preece
Jensen
Jack Chew
Daniel Smith
Lorn
Claud Allred
Edith Allred
Garden Womack
Roosevelt
Sid Pace
Fred Anderson
Hyrum Toone
Tooele
Pfc Thomas Behindt Depicts Frontline Scene in Korea
A wartime letter from Pfc Thomas Behindt to his mother describes rain soaked frontline conditions north of Hwacheon. He reports prisoners taken, a hospital collection station overrun, and Chinese forces surprised by a torrential downpour. He notes mud, water, and the difficulty of quick dives for air while observing heavy combat around the 31st and other units. Weather conditions and terrain are described as a constant obstacle amid ongoing action.
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Weil
Aleam
Hwatcben
Dist
Fragmentary reminiscences on memories and normalcy
The reader reflects on recurring high points of life, morale, and aging. They note occasional vivid moments from the past and wonder if such recollections are a normal part of memory as years pass since leaving the past behind.
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Price
Utah
Weeraton T
Win Bright
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