News From Korea Brings Hope To World
Hal Boyle reflects that the United Nations police army in Korea, formed from many nations, has matured into a decisive force. The breakthrough against North Korean and Chinese offensives signals a turning point, with many Chinese surrendering as freedom's power proves its worth. If Communist rulers learn this lesson, universal peace grows closer.
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Hal Boyle
York
Korea
Ultimate Uny
United Nations
Red Tiger
North Korea
Red Army
Red
China
Soviet Russia
Domestic Workers Face Tax Headache for Social Security
The IRS has not released final figures on how many domestic workers have paid Social Security or income taxes. Many maids and cooks resist withholding 1.5 percent from pay, fearing government red tape, while some employers cover the tax or require workers to pay. The IRS lacks a workable method to verify payments, relying on mailing lists and quarterly forms.
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Porothy Roe
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Department
Suit details in fatal eye operation at Avoca hospital
Testimony outlines anesthesia by Dr Avoca nurse cutting by registered nurse Carey DeHaven Baker and anesthesia resignation on Oct 1 1948. Procedure began Sept 23 at 8 15 am to remove and recision a left eye but patient died after unsuccessful efforts. Jury includes seven members with plaintiffs and defendants represented by listed attorneys.
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Avoca
N. Y
Homer E. Alberti
Harkin
Kelly
Carey DeHaven Baker
The
Tar
Was
Dr. Hawthorne
Alberti
Robert Samuel Kelly
Middletown
American Viscose Corporation
Front Royal
Carey de Haven Baker
Peggy Ann Forbes
Young Kelly
Owen Foltz
E. Gerrard Street
Leslie M. Bell
Air power gap with Russia debated by Vandenberg
In a tense exchange with Hickenlooper the Air Force chief argues the United States must stay ready on all fronts while Russia can choose advantageous dates and locations. He notes past U N policy focusing on avoiding a diplomatic rupture and defends his magazine remarks as analysis, not advocacy.
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Vandenberg
United States
Hickenlooper
Air Force
U. S
United Nations
Yalu River
U. N
Taxpayer spokesman cites tough problem on income plans
A spokesman says the tax issue is a tough problem and harder to verify than income tax payments, noting no concrete plan has been worked out yet.
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Quent
Taxpayers
Fewer Young People Desire To Become Boss
Hal Bo surveys a shift in American work culture noting fewer youths aspire to be bosses. He contrasts the traditional image of authority with modern boss behavior, where executives face stress and employe rapport instead of firing workers, highlighting changes in power dynamics and workplace psychology.
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Hal BO
New York
America
Joe
Buddy
Girl Told Truth Incurable Cancer
Eighteen year old Betty Thompson learned from her mother and doctor that she has incurable cancer after an amputation failed to halt the disease. She plans to marry Tom Amburn, a sailor from Norfolk, saying she wants to live and pray as she faces her prognosis.
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Atlanta
Betty Thompson
Betty
Norfolk
Tom Amburn
Tom
G. P. Thompson
American Cancer Society
Battles Near Yanggu Sharply Turned By Korean War Fighting
Reports describe brutal combat as North Koreans press toward Yanggu with heavy mortar and anti tank fire. U S and Chinese positions suffer amid vehicles and wreckage with lines of bodies noted along streets of Inje.
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Bradshaw
Yanggu
Becker
Old fashioned bosses fade as workers get mellow
The speaker criticizes modern management for being soft and spending time on government forms. He laments losing energy to yell at employees and reclaim traditional tough leadership. The dialogue contrasts strict supervision with bureaucratic tasks.
Orchard Thinning Thursday Demonstrations Planned in Clarke
Clarke County Agent Hugh Henderson announced two Thursday thinning demonstrations for peach and apple orchards. At 10 a.m. in W. D. Burtner's Peach Orchard near Berry's Ferry on the Shenandoah River, and at 2 p.m. in Senator Harry F. Byrd's Rosemont No. 1 Apple Orchard, near Byrd's picnic area. Dr. W. P. Judkins and Pred Brettiang will show labor-saving methods using rubber hose and other equipment.
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Berryville
W. D. Burtner
Harry F. Byrd
Rosemont
Clarke County
Hugh Henderson
Henderson
Seth Henderson
W. P. Judkins
Horticultural Department
V. I
Blacksburg
Pred Brettiag
V. P. L Extension Service
Shenandoah River
Berry
Indians Sign NC Schoolboy Pitcher Billy Joe Davidson
The Cleveland News reports the Cleveland Indians signed Billy Joe Davidson a 17 year old pitcher from Oak Ridge NC Military Institute at a price said to exceed 100000 a figure rival teams cited for Paul Petit. Davidson reportedly averaged 15 strikeouts per game over three years with only one loss.
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Cleveland
Cleveland News
Cleve Indians
Billy Joe Davidson
Oak Ridge
N. C., Military Institute
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul Petit
Hank Greenberg
North Carolina
Davidson
Memorial observances in Virginia cities mark Korea war service
In Newport News a 25 unit parade and wreath laying at Victory Arch precede a speech at Apprentice Stadium. Lynchburg honors Cp Robert H. Conley with the Silver Medal for gallantry, posthumously. Danville notes a Gold Star Memorial service at Mt View Cemetery with J B Winn. Richmond hosts Holly Street observances with Partee Crouch and Raymond B. Pinchbeck. Roanoke plans grave decorating by American Legion posts.
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Gold Star Memorial
Mt. View Cemetery
J. B. Winn
Fund Weighs 24 Million for Presbyterian Expansion
Cincinnati report states financial advisers urge Presbyterians to add 24 million dollars over 38 months to fund new churches and theological seminaries. Assembly to elect Dr. Eugene Carson Blake as stated clerk. Also seeks constitutional changes on divorce and remarriage cases.
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Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
General Assembly
Eugene Carson Blake
Passadena
Calif
Blake
Princeton
Fairchild Earnings Set New High in 1950
HAGERSTOWN Md The Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation reports 1950 net earnings of 3 094 768 dollars or 1 34 a share on common stock, a record for the company. 1949 earnings were 1 575 328 dollars or 68 cents a share.
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Hagerstown
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation
Richards. Boutelle
105 Year Old Vet Anticipates Reunion With Girls in Norfolk
General William J. Bush age 105 looks forward to the Confederate veterans reunion in Norfolk Virginia. He plans to travel by plane from Jacksonville Florida with his wife and stepdaughter Mrs Charley Law joining the trip. Bush wore a full dress Confederate uniform and plans to attend with the help of women organizers. He fought with the 14th Georgia Regiment at age 87 years younger.
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Bush
Jacksonville
Fla
Norfolk
Charley Law
Biloxi
Miss
Georgia
National Fruit Wins Over Toledo Scales
National Fruit defeated Toledo Scale 19 to 4 in blge League action. Luttrell pitched nine hits and eight strikeouts for National Fruit. F. Ritter took the loss. Gladys Lamp led the offense with a home run.
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National Fruit
Toledo
Luttrell
F. Ritter
Gladys Lamp
Labor orders price adjustments to prewar Korea levels
Labor officials ordered manufacturers to reset prices by July 2 to prewar Korea levels. The move also allows price changes for cost increases and prohibits applying current higher farm-product costs to already processed foods like canned goods.
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Korea
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