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JANUARY

Japan Has Right of Defense, MacArthur Says in Message

World Bank Drops Loan Negotiations With British Unit

Hoover, Taft Urge U.S. To Aid Formosa By Force If Needed

Knowland Wants Acheson To Reveal Paper On Formosa

President For Revenue Increase; Renews Demands For Fair Deal; Congress Sees 1950 Issues Joined

Truman Bars Military Help For Defense Of Formosa; British End Nationalist Tie

Truman Visions Output Of $300 Billion And 64,000,000 Jobs Within Five Years; Vast Housing Plan Given To Congress

37 Women Perish Behind Bars In Fire At Iowa Hospital

MME. Chiang Vows Long War On Reds In ‘Good-By’ To U.S.

Truman Submits $42 Billion Budget; A Third For Defense; Deficit $5 Billion; Congress Will Fight For Reductions

Russian Quits U.N. Council On China Recognition Issue; Acheson Is Firm On Policy

Senator Taft Says State Department Seeks Chiang Fall

Acheson Says U.S. Counts On Chinese Anger At Soviet For Land Seizures In North

Senate Will Query Military Leaders On Formosa Policy

U.S. Recalls Aides In China As Peiping Seizes Offices; Foes Demand Acheson Quit

25,000 Men Stay Out Of Coal Mines; Defy Lewis Plea

U.S. Hydrogen Bomb Delay Urged Pending Bid to Soviet

Battleship Missouri Aground On Shoal in Chesapeake Bay

Chiang Too Weak For Postwar Rule, Wallace Advised

Hiss Plea Makes Credibility Issue

Hiss Jurors Retire For Night 7 1/2 Hours After Getting Case

Hiss Guilty On Both Perjury Counts; Betrayal of U.S. Secrets Is Affirmed; Sentence Wednesday; Limit 10 Years

Schools of U.S. Found to Lag In Teaching Current Events

President Asks Cuts In Excise Taxes But Billion More From Corporations; Program Faces Hostility In Congress

U.S. for New Economic Aid To Formosa, Says Acheson

Hiss Is Sentenced To Five-Year Term; Acheson Backs Him

Wallace Declares He Never Helped Russia On Uranium

Eight Atlantic Nations Sign Arms Aid Pacts As Truman Puts Defense Plan In Force

Soviet Demanding Of Mao Control Of 7 China Ports And Labor Force Of 500,000

Revision Is Pushed To Let States Split Electoral Totals

National Telephone Strike Ordered for 6 A.M. Feb. 8

FEBRUARY

Truman Orders Hydrogen Bomb Built For Security Penading An Atomic Pact; Congress Hails Step; Board Begins Job

Soviet Asks Trial Of Hirohito, Others As War Criminals

M’Mahon Proposes 50 Billion Crusade To Halt Atom Race

British Jail Atom Scientist As A Spy After Tip by F.B.I.; He Knew Of Hydrogen Bomb

Lewis Rejects Coal Truce; Defies Taft Law ‘Coercion’; Truman Is Ready To Act

Truman Coal Action Is Sued Under The Taft Law Today; Strike Spreads To All Pits

G.O.P. Poses Issue For ’50 As Liberty Versus Socialism

Senators Hear F.B.I. Chief, Favor Plea for More Agents

New Coal Parleys Fruitless; Board Sessions Go On Today; Rail Service Cut Sharply

Unfair Labor Practices Laid To Lewis By Federal Court; ‘Brownouts’ Of War Revived

Fuchs Admits Giving Soviet Atom Secrets From 1942 On, But Says He Quit Year Ago

Lewis Orders Miners To Return After Court Enjoins Coal Tie-Up, But Men In Field Remain Defiant

Miners Expected To Ignore Two U.S. Injunctions Today; Capital To Delay Penalties

U.S. Willing to Discuss Atom With Soviet Union in U.N.

State Acts To Ration Coal; Legislature Gives Power To Dewey To Cut Services

Secret Codicils To Sino-Soviet Pact Said To Give Russia Key Peiping Posts And Large Force Of Chinese Labor

Truman Declares G.O.P. Tries ‘Scare’ For Lack Of A Plan

Lewis Orders Men To Work; ‘No Progress’ In Coal Talks; City Brownout Voluntary

Long Island Toll 29 Dead, 79 Hurt; Motorman Is Held

Miners Ignore Work Order; Owners Urge F.B. I. Inquiry

Union, Not Lewis, Cited For Contempt; Coal Piles Low, Rationing Begins Here; Cold Grips East; City Has A Record 6.2 degrees

Dewey Seeks Right To Seize All Coal And Fix Top Prices

Dewey Signs Bill For Coal Control; Emergency Wider

Labor Well Ahead In British Voting; Majority Of 50 To 70 Seats Indicated; Conservatives Look To Rural Gains

British Labor Has Slim Majority; Lead Of 12 Seats May Drop To 6; Attlee Stays, New Election Seen

B-29 Units Doubled, More B-36’s Sought; Army Power Grows

Coal Peace Attempts Fail; Parley Is To Resume Today With Contempt Trial Begun

U.N. Hears That Soviet Bases its Economy on Slave Labor

MARCH

Soviet Puts Ruble On Gold Standard At Rate Of 4 To $1

Fuchs Sentenced To Serve 14 Years In Atom Spy Case

U.M.W. Freed Of Contempt; Truman Sees ‘Emergency’; Mine Seizure Bill In Senate

Lewis And Owners Reach Coal Accord After Truman Asks Seizure Powers; Men Win 70C A Day More, Welfare Rise

Order To Cut Rail Service Canceled As Industries Gear For Coal Peace; Legal Wrangles Hold Up Contract

Soft Coal Agreement Is Signed; 370,000 Miners Start To Return; Owners Now Aim At Solid Front

Dr. Sander Denies He Killed Patient; Says Mind Snapped

Judith Coplon and Gubitchev Are Found Guilty in Spy Case

U.S. Begins Sending A Billion In Arms To Defend Europe

Gubitchev Draws 15 Years, Goes Free If He Quits Country

Gubitchev to Sail March 20; Soviet Envoy Sees Acheson

Pope Urges Fight Against Godless; For Stable Peace

80 Killed In World’s Worst Air Crash As Plane Dives Near A Wales Airport’ Only 3 On Football Fans’ Trip Survive

21 Agency Shifts Asked By Truman; Denham Would Go

Potato Agreement Ties Price Support To Control Of Crop

China Famine Held Worst In 72 Years; Peiping Is Worried

Acheson Offers Russians 7-Point Cooperation Plan; Bars ‘Peace At Any Price’

26 Of 40 Rescued After Blast, Fire On Ship In Pacific

All 40 Rescued in Pacific; Say Ship Passed Them By

4,000 Riot In Saigon In Protest At Visit Of 2 U.S. Warships

Jessup Denounces M’Carthy Charges As Danger To U.S.

Chief ‘Russian Spy’ Named By M’Carthy

Rend Control Bill Is Passed In Albany Rush To Adjourn; School Measures Approved

Eisenhower Sees Nation Disarming Past Safety Limit

F.B.I. Shows Data On Alleged Top Spy To Senate Inquiry

Truman Sees Peril Of War If Marshall Fund Is Cut; Vandenberg In Unity Plea

Lattimore Named As ‘Top Soviet Spy’ Cited By M’Carthy

Johnson Rejects Eisenhower View On A Defense Lag

Steinhardt, 4 Others Killed When Plane Falls in Canada

State Takes Over Control Of Rents; G.O.P. Bill Signed

Truman Calls 3 Senators Saboteurs; Asks G.O.P. Name Foreign Affairs Aide; M’Carthy Insists He Has Evidence

APRIL

U.S. Censors H-Bomb Data; 3,000 Magazine Copies Burnt

Lattimore Calls M’Carthy ‘Madman’ Damaging Nation

Another Submarine Seen Off California

World Fund Seeks Control Of Europe Payments Union

Bridges Convicted As Red, Perjurer in 4 1/2-Month Trial

Truman Will Name Dulles An Adviser On Foreign Policy

Democratic Boss, Foe Of Pendergast, Is Slain In Missouri

Hickenlooper Hits Tydings ‘Clearing’ Of Prof. Lattimore

M’Carthy Avoids Spy Charge In Talk Outside Congress

M’Carthy Asserts Truman Is ‘Afraid’ To Release Files

Lodge Denies View F.B.I. File Cleared Lattimore As Red

Soviet Fliers Fires On U.S. Airplane Over Baltic Area

Red Inquiry Clash Flares As Tydings Bars A G.O.P. Aide

U.S. Will Create Policy Staff To Plan ‘Cold War’ Strategy

Rights ‘Hypocrisy’ Laid To Democrats: Hill Speech Cited

Senators Will Ask Budenz To Identify Secret Communists

Tydings Declares M’Carthy Offers No Proof Of ‘Reds’

U.S. Scores Soviet For Hasty Charges Over Lost Plane

U.S. Charges Russians Downed Plane Over Baltic And Demands An Apology; Truman Asks G.O.P. Aid Foreign Policy

House Group Bars Straight Cut Of 50% In Wartime Excises

Lattimore Accused By Budenz As A Red; Backed By General

Strong U.S. To Bar Third World War, Truman Declares

U.S. Drafts Plans To Occupy Germany For 5 Years More

10,000 Phone Men Plan Strike Today; Last Parley Fails

Truman Declares No Known Red Has Job In Government

M’Carthy Asserts Budenz Named Red In Acheson Office

Maragon Is Guilty Of Lying To Senate; Denied Bail, Jailed

Hoover Proposes Reorganizing U.N. To Oust Russians

Lie, Romulo Assail Hoover’s Proposal To Reorganize U.N.

Binaggo’s Gunman Named 15 In Ring Prior To Killings

MAY

Apartment Strike Is Ended; Issues Go To Fact Finders; Telephone Tie-Up Averted

Freda Utley Calls Lattimore No Red Spy, but a ‘Judas Cow’

World Red Cross Appeals For Ban on Atom Warfare

Jansen Suspends 8 Of Teaching Staff In His Red Inquiry

100-Day Chrysler Strike Ends In a Bitter Mood of ‘Futility’

$3,122,450,000 Voted By Senate For Foreign Aid, Point Four; E.R.P. Fund Is Cut $250,000,000

Acheson, Off, Calls ‘Free Men’ To Fight World Communism

Tydings Declares Files Will Decide M’Carthy’s Case

U.S. Will Give Military Aid To France And Indo-China In Defense Against The Reds

Truman Discloses U.S. Effort To Feed Starving In China

Truman Envisions Atom-Aided World

Rail Strike Jobless Increase; 2 Trains Shot At, Fireman Hit

‘Baby’ Atomic Bombs Put in U.S. Arsenal

West Sets German Policy; Finds Nations’ Resources Are Sufficient For Defense

Rail Strike Talks By Mediators Fail To Ease Deadlock

Truman Bids Voters Defeat Congress ‘Obstructionists’; Sets A 10-Point Party Plan

Railroads Rising To Resume Service As Strike Is Ended

Erickson’s Records Of Gambling Bare Underworld Links

Cost of Housing Skyrockets As ‘Gray’ Market Develops

Explosion Wrecks South Amboy; 20 Die, 400 Hurt, Bay Area Rocked By Blasts On 4 Munitions Barges

Jersey Blast Toll 4 Dead, 22 Missing; Loss Is In Millions

60 New Explosions In Phosphorus Fire Alarm Amboy Area

President Praises Negro Troop Gain; Renews F.E.P.C. Bid

Philadelphian Seized as Spy On Basis of Data From Fuchs

German Reds Open Rally With March Of 10,000 Children

Brooklyn Tunnel Costing $80,000,000 Opened By Mayor

U.S. Limits Rumanian Staff To 35-Mile Radius of Capital

Communists Call For West’s Ouster From All Germany

Traveler Holds Gun On 26 in Airliner

JUNE

Acheson Says West Won Unity To Face Menace Of Soviet

Truman Proposes Billion More To Aid Europe’s Defense

Acheson Says Cost Of Arms Aid Plan Is Likely To Rise

U.S. Still Lacks a Basic Plan To Defend Cities in Atom War

State Department Urges U.S. Office Of World Science

Supreme Court Rulings Bar Segregations In 2 Colleges, Also Void Bias In Rail Diners

37 Of 65 On Plane Saved In Atlantic

Marshall Warns Of Soviet Invasion If Arms Aid Stops

U.S. Reds Go Underground To Foil F.B.I., Hoover Says

President Says Aid Must Go Beyond ’52 To Protect Peace

8 C-47’s to Go to Indo-China To Start U.S. Asia Arms Aid

Chinese Reds Give Special Attention To India; Snub Tito

Amerasia Inquiry Veers To Secrecy

21 G.O.P. Senators Demand New Amerasia Case Inquiry

Police Terrorism Subdues Once Free Czechoslovaks

Jurors Clear U.S. In Amerasia Case; Ask Further Study

Ex-G.I. Seized Here On Charge He Gave Bomb Data To Gold

Dewey Won’t Be Candidate; Health Requires Long Rest; Hanley Likely G.O.P. Nominee

City Realty Taxes To Soar 19 points To A Record $3.08

Erickson Guilty; Changes His Plea To Escape A Trial

Lie Going To Europe In New Move To Get Red China Into U.N.

Soviet Agents Plotting to Ruin Unity, Defenses of America

Extension Of Draft For 3 Years Passed In Senate Wrangle

Prison Head Urges Senators To Study How Gangs Recruit

58 Feared Lost In Crash Of Airliner In Lake Michigan; Hunt Proves Futile; Many From New York Area Are Aboard

U.N. Calls For Cease Fire In Korea; Demands North Withdraw Troops; Setback For Invaders Reported

North Korea Tanks Enter Seoul’ South Moves Its Capital 20 Miles; Aggressors Warned By Truman

Truman Orders U.S. Air, Navy Units To Fight In Aid Of Korea; U.N. Council Supports Him; Our Fliers In Action; Fleet Guards Formosa

M’Arthur Flies To Base In Korea As Seoul Falls; B-29’s Bomb Foe; Russia Holds U.N. Act ‘Illegal’

South Koreans Stabilize Front; Airport Near Seoul Is Retaken; Soviet Refuses To Be Mediator

JULY

U.S. Troops Land In South Korea, North Bombed On Truman Order; Suwon Lost As Defense Weakens

U.S. Troops Moving To Battle Front; Reinforcements Leave Japan By Sea; Northern Korean Advance Is Stalled

4 Red Korean Columns Drive South; Suwon And Its Airfield Outflanked; Australian Fighters Escort U.S. B-29’s

U.S. Troops Enter Action In Korea; Marines Ordered To Battle Area; More Big Bombers Will Be Sent

U.S. Troops Shell North Koreans; Naval Barrages Hit Bridgehead; Suwon Captured By The Invaders

U.S. Troops Check North Koreans In Fierce Battle South Of Suwon; Bar Break Despite Tank Attack

U.S. Troops Retreat, Regroup In Korea; Only 500 In Action; Build-Up Growing; Washington Cuts Off Oil For Far East

Truman Orders Increases In Armed Services, Draft If Needed; U.S. Tanks Head For Front; U.N. Opens Korean Command For M’Arthur

First U.S. Tanks In Korea Move Up; Reds Push On, Cut Off A Battalion; Army, Navy Ask Reserves Enlist

U.S. Ground, Air Blows Check Reds; ‘Lost’ Battalion Fights Way Back; 2d Infantry Alerted For Front

Army Calls For Draft of 20,000; U.S. Tanks Enter Korean Battle; Reds Press Drive On Wide Front

U.S. Troops Make Wide Retreat As 80 Tanks Lead Reds’ Assault; Nation Is Warned Of Long Fight

3 North Korean Divisions Pound U.S. Rearguard Above Kum River; Air Assault Slows Red Supplies

Reds Try To Flank U.S. River Line; 50 B-29’s Hit Korean Rail Center; Truman Says We Won’t Be Beaten

North Koreans Cross Kum River, Push Drive On Americans’ Flank; U.S. To Speed Atlantic Rearming

Korean Reds Closing On Taejon; Gen. Collins Reports To Truman, Predicts U.S. Will Keep Foothold

U.S. Troops Driven Back 6 Miles Under Fierce Blows On Kum Line; South Koreans In A Sharp Rally

Red Charges By M’Carthy Ruled False

5,000 U.S. Troops Land On East Coast Of Korea; Strike Inland Unopposed; Red Drive Pauses; Truman Curbs Loans For All Public Housing

Truman Asks 10 Billion For Arms Expansion; Seeks Controls On Economy And Tax Rise; M’Arthur Says Korea Reds Have Lost Victory

24th Division Abandons Taejon; Under New Attack To Southeast; Marines Call 40,000 Reservists

Army Calling Some Guard Units And Reservists To Active Duty; U.S. Troops Retake Korean Port

U.S. Line Near Taejon Bolstered As Foe Forms For New Attacks; Isles Guarding Formosa Shelled

Korean Reds Gain in West Drive, Menacing Flank Of U.S. Forces; Big Guns Duel In Area Of Taejon

Truman Asks 600,000 More In Armed Forces; Requests $10,516,976,000, Half Of It For Air; U.S. Troops Hold In Center, Foe Gains In West

Truman Asks 5 Billion Tax Rise Now On Persons And Businesses; Korea Reds Gain In Center, South

Americans Attack in Southwest, But North Koreans Press Drives; Truman Urges Vast Production

U.S. Line Yields In Korea Center; Draft Call Is Increased To 100,000; Soviet To Return To U.N. Council

U.S. Counter-Blow Restores Line After North Korean Onslaught; Truman Asks Big Stockpile Rises

1st Cavalry Falls Back In Korea; Guerrillas Drive Behind Line; 200 Plants Get Big Plane Orders

Reds Launch A Big Push In South To Win Pusan Before Aid Arrives; M’Arthur In Formosa Sees Chiang

AUGUST

U.S. 2d Division Lands, Rushes To Korean Line; 82,000 Guardsmen and 32,000 Marines Called; Soviet To Ask Red China’s Entry In U.N. Today

Soviet Defeated in U.N. Body, 8-3, In Aim To Oust Nationalist China; Red Invaders 30 Miles From Pusan

U.S. Makes General Withdrawal In Korea, Reinforcements Grow; Peace Plan Demanded Of Soviet

U.N. Council Defeats Soviet Bid For Red China, Votes U.S. Agenda; Heavy Fighting On Korean Front

U.S. Jabs Harass Korean Reds; Soviet In U.N. Asks A Cease-Fire, Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops

Americans Beat Off Reds’ Assaults; Foe Sends Patrols Across Naktong, Masses Reserves For Push On Pusan

First U.S. Push In Korea Stalled In South By Red Flanking Thrust; Marines Join In Fierce Fighting

U.S. Drive Gains Up To Five Miles; Korea Reds Cross River To North; Marines Will Mobilize 80,000 More

North Korean Pierce River Line But Drive For Taegu Is Blocked; Austin Says Soviet Can Stop War

Foe Flees U.S. Troops Near Chinju, But Reds Retake Yongdok In East; House Votes Truman Controls

Korean Reds Smash Into Pohang; U.S. Patrols At Chinju Suburbs; Austin In U.N. Again Hits Soviet

Allies Battle To Regain Pohang; Briton In U.N. Warns Asia Of Reds; 60,000 Air, Army Reserves Called

Full Enemy Division Crosses Naktong In Renewed Drive To Capture Taegu; U.S. Planes Quit Pohang’s Airfield

U.S. Units Attack On The Naktong To Smash Bridgehead, Balk Push; G.O.P. Says Bungling Led To War

U.S Pierces Naktong Bridgehead; Advances Mile In Heavy Fighting; India Asks U.N. ‘War Aims’ Study

98 B-29’s Bomb Red Troops On Naktong; Invaders Press Their Drive On Taegu, Pushing 4th Bridgehead Across River

U.S. Opens Big Drive On Naktong Buldge; Reds Cross The River At Bombed Area; Americans Retire From Chinju Front

25,000 Reds Advance Upon Taegu; Civilians Leave As Shells Fall; Austin In U.N. Asked United Korea

Reds Pushed Back Along Naktong; Threat To Taegu Base Is Reduced; Japan Endorses U.N. Korean Move

U.N. Forces Attack North Of Taegu And In East As Foe Strikes In South; B-29’s Rip 2 Communist War Centers

Allies Move Ahead North Of Taegu; ‘Rout’ Of Foe Above Pohang Reported; British Sending Infantry To Korea

Korean Reds’ Attacks Repulsed; Foe’s Losses In Offensive Heavy; Invasion’s Back Believed Broken

Allies Repulse More Red Attacks Near Taegu And is South Sector; Johnson Sees Six-Month Campaign

Country-Wide Rail Strike Called For 6 A.M. Monday; Truman Seizure Expected

Foe Moving Back North Of Taegu, Masses Men In Southern Sector; Red China Asks U.N. Formosa Move

Truman Seizes Railroads; Unions ‘Gladly’ Void Strike; Chrysler Raises All Wages

Reds Push 3-Pronged Drive In Eastern Sector Of Korea; U.N. Forces Surrender Kigye

Korean Communist Drive Is Checked After Reaching Outskirts Of Pohang; Red China Says U.S. Raider Her Towns

Kigye Retaken; British Land In Korea; Truman Told M’Arthur To Withdraw Message Urging U.S. To Hold Formosa

North Koreans Gain On Two Fronts, But Defenders Keep Grip On Pohang; U.N. Council Will Debate Formosa

Korean Reds Gain Mile Ner Pohang, Press Assault Despite Big Losses; Acheson, Johnson Ask Swift Arms Aid

SEPTEMBER

Foe Launches All-Out Push For Pusan; U.N. Will Take Up Red China Charge As U.S. Concedes Possible Air Attack

Truman Sees No World Conflict Unless New Red Puppets Fight; Korea Foe Gains, Then Line Holds

Dewey’s Nomination Is Seen; Hanley Frees Him Of Pledge And Urges Him To Run Again

Reds Push Within 10 Miles Of Taegu, Approach Pohang In Renewed Drive; Defenders Counter At Many Points

Soviet Flier Downed Off Korea By Allied Patrol, U.S. Tells U.N.; Red Drive Near Pohang Advances

North Koreans Capture Pohang, Advance In Twin Drive on Taegu; Malik Scors U.S. Bomber Report

U.N. Troops check Drive In Northeast; Retake YongChon; Foe Nearing Taegu; Soviet Vetoes Censuring Of Invasion

Allied Lines Hold From Taegu To Sea As Enemy Brings Up Reinforcements; U.N. Refuses To Condmn U.S. Bombing

Gains By Both Sides In Korea Limited As Fight Narrows To Local Attacks; Foe Still Reinforcing Whole Front

More U.S. Troops For Europe Ordered By The President; Allies In Korea Brace Lines

Reds Shell U.S. Positions Near Taegu, Move More Men And Tanks Into Area; U.N. Troops Push Enemy Back In East

Allies Press Gains In East; Big Guns Duel Near Taegu; U.N. Refuses To Hear Peiping

Johnson Out, Marshall Named Defense Chief; Congress To Act To Permit General To Serve; U.N. Forces Attacking All Along Korea Front

Allied Warships Shell Seoul’s Port; Ground Forces Push On In Northeast; Gen. Walker Promises Offensive Soon

U.N. Forces Land Behind Communists In Korea; Seize Inchon, Port Of Seoul; Move Inland; U.S. Will Press For A Japanese Peace Treaty

U.N. Forces Attack In South To Pin Down Reds As Allies Push Swiftly Ahead Toward Seoul; Vanguard Is Reported Seizing City’s Airfield

Entry Into Seoul By U.N. Troops Is Reported; Marines Establish Strong Beachhead Zone; Drive From South Goes Well In Some Areas

7th Division Landing At Inchon; New Allied Invasion Wins A Port; Marines Knock Out Enemy Tanks

Allies Open A Drive In Center; Cross Naktong Anew; Near Seoul; 3 Powers Agree To Protect Bonn

Marines Cross Han River In Force As Enemy Stiffens Near Seoul; U.N. Assembly Bars Peiping, 33-16

Marines Smash Way Into Seoul; U.S. Bids Assembly Take Powers Of U.N. Council To Bar Aggression

Allied Drive In South Gains Headway; Naktong River Bridgeheads Widened; Marines Inching Forward At Seoul

Red Control Bill Is Vetoed, Repassed At Once By House; Congress Votes Big Tax Rise

U.S. Troops Press Swift Advance; Two Drives Now 80 Miles Apart; Marines Still Stalled In Seoul

3 U.S. Penetrate Seoul; Lightning Gains Made In Center; North-South Gap Cut To 58 Miles

Seoul Is Recaptured By U.N. Forces; Gains In South Most Rapid Of The War; U.S. Consults Others On Peace Terms

Allied Forces Close Korean Gap; Fighting Is Still Heavy In Seoul; U.N. Gets Plan To Unify Country

Man Red Seoul Force Pursued North; Marines Mop Up City, 65% Destroyed; Enemy Fleeing In South; Holds Taejon

M’Arthur Restores Capital To Rhee After Triumphant Parade In Seoul; North Koreans Flee On All Fronts

Allied Drive Halts At 38th Parallel; U.N. Chiefs Say M’Arthur Can Decide On Crossing And Fix Surrender Terms

OCTOBER

M’Arthur Calls For North Korea Surrender; Indicates Crossing Of Border To Supervise It; Austin Says Present Dividing Line Is Illegal

South Koreans Cross 38th Parallel On 8th Army’s Order, Move 7 Miles; Reds Ignore M’Arthur On Surrender

South Koreans 35 Miles Above Line; Soviet Peace Plane Urges Cease-Fire, Recall Of U.N. Troops And Free Vote

U.S. Bombs Smash Convoys From North, Ciricle Wonsan; India Opposes Crossing Line

North Koreans Reinforce Main Cities Above Border; U.N. Body Backs Crossing

U.N. Troops In South Korea Regrouped For Main Drive Over 38th Parallel; Air Force Again Pounds Red Convoys

South Korea Troops Cross 38th Parallel In New Area; West Reassures Red China

Americans Cross Parallel Above Captured Kaesong; Assembly Backs Occupation

M’Arthur Gives Reds An Ultimatum; Warns Them ‘For Last Time’ To Yield; Allies Open Offensive In North Korea

Allies In Wonsan, Fight In Streets; Foe’s Resistance Rises On Wide Front; Dulles Bids U.N. Back U.S. Peace Plan

Truman To Fly To See M’Arthur; Korean Reds Refuse Surrender; Allied Forces Capture Wonsan

U.N. Armies Break North Koreans’ Line In 3 Sectors And Drive For Pyongyang; President Will Stress Rehabilitation

U.S. Forces Trap Reds Below Kumchon; Fleet Pounds Ports Nearer Siberia; Soviet Vetoes Another Term For Lie

Allies Drive Foe Forward Pyongyang; Fleet Again Rakes Northeast Coast; U.S. Advocates Early Civilian Rule

Truman Confers With M’Arthur, Reaches Far East Policy Accord; Allies 45 Miles From Pyongyang

Dewey Backs EisenHower To Run For President In ’52; He Himself ‘Definitely’ Out

By Winston Churchill: The Second World War: Installment 7 – American Naval Victories

Truman Says U.S. Will Use Strength To Defeat Aggression, Reassures Asia; Allies Only 8 Miles From Pyongyang

U.N. Troops Smash Into Pyongyang; Korean Red Government Flees North; Truman Speeds Korean Aid Requests

M’Arthur, In Air, Directs Paratroops In Jump To Cut Off Fleeing Korea Reds; Allies Fight Into Heart Of Pyongyang

Allies Close Trap Around 30,000 Reds; Pyongyang Taken, War Held Near End; U.S. Willing To Join Five-Power Talks

New Paratroop Jump Tightens Trap Around 30,000 North Korean Troops; East Coast Drive Heads For Border

U.N. Troops Race Unopposed Toward Manchuria Border; Some Units 50 Miles Away

U.N. Drive Advances Slowly On Approach To Manchuria; U.S. Captives’ Trail Found

Truman Urges a Disarming Plan Be Sought By A New U.N. Board; Limit For Korea Drive Reported

South Koreans Due To Reach Manchurian Border Today; U.S. Troops Land At Wonsan

South Koreans At Frontier, Climax Of 350-Mile March; Some Fighting Still Heavy

Korean Reds Turn And Fight 60 Miles From Manchuria; U.N. Forces Break From Trap

U.S. Troops Re-Enter Battle; 7th Division Lands In East, Manchuria Border Its Goal

All Sweden Mourns Gustaf; Son, 67, Takes Throne Today

Chinese Red Unit Helps Foe Drive Allies Back In Korea; Invaders Advancing In Tibet

NOVEMBER

Korean Reds Press Attacks In Center With Fresh Help; Allies Gain On Both Coasts

Assassination Of Truman Foiled In Gun Fight Outside Blair House; Puerto Rican Plotter, Guard Die

Truman Guards Increased; Puerto Rico Jails Hundreds; Grand Jury Here Summons 3

Reds Press West Korea Assault; U.N. Votes The No-Veto Peace Plan; Soviet Asks A Parley On Germany

Truman Sees Blow To U.S. Prosperity And To Peace if G.O.P. Wins Control; Stassen Hits ‘Blind’ Far East Policy

M’Arthur Says ‘Alien’ Reds Have Reopened Korean War; Sees ‘Gravest’ Issue Raised

U.S. Bids U.N. Act On Chinese In Korea After M’Arthur Identifies Red Units; Foe Withdraws In Surprise Maneuver

Impellitteri Elected Mayor By 219,527; Senator Lehman And Gov. Dewey Win; Marcantonio Beaten; Taft Easy Victor

Republican Senate Gains Held Threat To Major Fair Deal Domestic Plans; Early Shake-Up In Tammany Forecast

60,000 Chinese Reds In War, More Ready, M’Arthur Says; West Asks U.N. Debate Now

Chinese Continue March Into Korea Despite Air Blows

Peiping Rejects U.N.’s Bid To Answer Charge Of intervening In Korea War; Allies Advance 4 Miles In The West

Soviet Army Is Said to Plan 12,000,000-Man Pool by ’54

Venezuelan President Slain In Ambush Near His Home

Assassins’ Leader In Caracas Killed

Color TV Delayed Until Court Rules On R.C.A. Complaint

Brooklyn Jury Charges 34 With Gambling Conspiracy; 6 Ex-Policemen Also Cited

Veteran Kills 5, Wounds 4, Seized After Jersey Chase

Gasoline Is Made From Coal In ‘Practical’ Quantity by U.S.

Balking Coal Miners Cause Output Crisis in 3 Satellites

U.S. Troops Reach Frontier Of Manchuria In Northeast; Chinese Held Demoralized

Truman Cuts High-Pay Jobs, Seeks Key Men at No Salary

75 Known Dead In L.I. Wreck In Richmond Hill; Toll Mounting In Crash Of Eastbound Express Into Standing Train; Cause Is Undetermined

4-Way Investigation Starts Into Long Island Rail Wreck; Toll Now 77 Dead, 153 Injured

Allies Sweep Ahead On Korean Front; U.N. To Hear Peiping On ‘Aggression’; U.S. Proposes 7-Point Japanese Pact

Gales And Rain Ravage City Area, Killing 23; Transit Is Snarled; Tides Batter Seaboard; Midwestern Regions Crippled By Blizzards

China’s Reds Stall U.N. Push In Korea; Aim To Split Front

Allies Are Driven Back In Korea; Foe Hurls 16 Divisions Into Push; Chinese Reds Make Debut In U.N.

U.S. Accuses Red China Of ‘Open Aggression’; ‘New War,’ Says M’Arthur; Truman Sees Aides; 200,000 Of Foe Advance Up To 23 Miles In Korea

Allied Forces Continue Retreat As Enemy Menaces Supply Road; U.S. Demands U.N. Vote On Korea

DECEMBER

President Warns We Would Use Atom Bomb In Korea, If Necessary; Soviet Vetoes Plea To Red China

Truman Asks 18 Billion For Arms; Reds Push Toward New U.N. Line; M’Arthur Calls Curbs A Handicap

Allies Quit Defense Arc In West; Paris And London Unite On Issues Said To Seek Curb On Korean War

Enemy Is Closing On Pyongyang; Allies Withdraw To The South; Truman Confers On Emergency

Allies Leave Flaming Pyongyang For Stand Above 38th Parallel; Attlee, Truman Discuss ‘Disaster’

Hope For North Korea Stand Ebbs As Truman, Attlee Confer Again; Asian Lands Ask Red China Halt

U.S. And Britain Bar Appeasement, Agree On Most Korean Problems; Air Attacks Delay Chinese Reds

Truman And Attlee At Impasse On Formosa And Communist China; Korea Red Army Below 38th Line

Truman And Attlee Urge Peiping To Negotiate For Peace In Korea; Chinese Massing For New Blows

Mao Ready To Talk, But As ‘Equal’; U.S. Emergency Status Weighed; Marine Vanguard Joins Rescuers

Marines Break Out Of Red Trap On 13th Day Of East Korea Fight; Allied Warships Stand By Coast

Army ‘Relatively’ Safe, Says M’Arthur; Asian-Arab Lands Set U.N. Peace Plan; Acheson To Go Abroad To Spur Arming

Allies Leaving Northeast Korea; U.S., Britain Back Asian Truce Bid; Two-Month Draft Quota Up 70,000

U.N. Unit Approves Cease-Fire Bid On Korea Over Soviet Opposition; Allies Repel Beachhead Blows

Wilson To Head War Production; Dewey Asks Total Mobilization; Huge Red Force Nears Beachhead

Truman Sees U.S. In Danger, Sets Austerity; Plans Wage-Price Curbs In Some Industries; Will Call Million More; Asks Rail Strike End

President Proclaims A National Emergency; Auto Prices Rolled Back; Rail Strike Ends; Allies Give Up Hamhung; Wu Rejects Truce

Red Chinese Punch At U.S. Beachhead; Allied Fleet Hurles Shells At Enemy; Acheson Off For Parley In Brussels

West Agrees On A United Army, With Germans to Join It Later; Missouri Shells Enemy In Korea

Eisenhower Heads West’s Army; Allied Production Board Set Up; New Blows In Korea Parried

Red Drive On Korea Beachhead Ebbs After pounding By Fleet And Planes; Hoover Urges Hemispheric Defense

Wilson Optimistic On Defense Output; G.M. Ends Car Ban

Peiping Bars Korea Cease-Fire Parley; 8 U.S. Jets Shoot Down 6 Of Enemy’s; Gen. Walker Is Killed In Jeep Accident

Allies Await Enemy Drive; Chinese Forces Advancing In Area Of 38th Parallel

Evacuation Of Hungham Is Completed; China Reds Cross Parallel For Drive; Seoul Is Being Cleared Of Civilians

Truman Cuts Short Holiday To See U.S. Chiefs in Capital

Army Issues A Call For 7,500 Officers To Enter Services

Dewey Seeks Defense Board With Vast New Powers

U.S. Takes Control Of Natural Rubber, Curbs Bank Credit

Use Of Cobalt Put Under Rigid Curbs; Radio, Tv ‘Hit Hard’

U.S. Will Stand With Allies, Build Power, Acheson Says; U.N. Units Hit At Korean Foe

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