Korean War

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59932 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (22578 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. Evening Star — 1945-01-03, page 18

   … with her grandmother, the late Mrs. R. Edmund Wood, and was* con nected with the War Production Board and the Red Cross Nurses Aide Corps. Lt. McGill was graduated …

   … York avenue N.W. The topic of his address will be “Municipal Court.” Reports of war work accomplished recently will be given by the War Activities Committee, headed by Miss Louella All and Mrs. Ida Als, who have recruited …

   … the United States ever has faced will be pre sented in the Far East in the post war period, Dr. Edwin Marx, mis sionary to China for 35 years, told members of the …

2. The Washington Daily News — 1945-01-04, page 2

   … i»« 2 900 U. S. Planes Hit Formosa in 2 Days By WILLIAM C. WILSON United Press War Correspondent ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Philippines, Jan. 4 —The Pacific war blazed with new fury along an 1100-mile front southwest of Japan today as American …

   … as a result of the new Tank Losses Only Up 6 Pct., Says Stimson Bv United Frew War Secretary Stimson said today that despite the speed and power of the German break …

   … believe, appeared to be tsie work of a profes sional undertaki r.< T*J j ’'l rs KOREA xy K. Tokyo* Big fop aircrott t*-* “^center burning B o,d 6apan X fast China Seo …

3. Evening Star — 1945-01-06, page 3

   … 7th st. and Pa. ave.. Tuesday, Jan. 2. Chestnut 4181. _ ’* LARGE ENVELOPE, marked War Debt; lost Sat.. Dec. 23; reward. A. C. LEAO. 3600 Ordway n.w. WO. 8.05,__ NECKLACE …

   … 2247, POCKETBOOK. black leather, containing glasses, car keys, driving permit. War Bonds, ration bocks Issued ’ to Helen Gilchrist: reward. EM. 8518._ POCKETBOOK. …

   … 9,000 production planes inspected and1 flown from Lindbergh Field alone.” i AP War Writers to Tell Of Work on Radio By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—Front …

4. Evening Star — 1945-01-06, page 9

   … adding that his main ooject is to get every one Into the discussion. Before the war Mr. Wagner held Government Bible classes at the Departments of Agriculture and …

   … a.m.—Church School for all .. **es 11 00 am.—Rev. Dr. Kria Jensen, formerly of Korea. "Behind the Saaeke Screen ef the Orient— Korea." 8 30 pm—Youth Groups. 8:00 p.m—Xddress by Dr. Jensen. (Take Car No. 30. "Friendship …

5. Evening Star — 1945-01-07, page 38

   … the first visit of the orches tra to this city since 1935 except for a Russian war relef benefit program in 1942. Dr. Koussevitzky, who is now conducting his twenty …

   … Victor Far rar, chairman. Sick Call and Relief Committee, and Harry W. Brown, World War II Liaison Committee chairman. The Society of the Forty and Eight will hold the …

   … . Gen. IT G. McAlexandcr Post, in conjunction with Father Hurney Post, Catholic War Veterans, will sponsor a memorial mass at 7:3 ) a m [Wednesday at St. Patrick's …

6. Evening Star — 1945-01-09, page 5

   … dealers everywhere. (Economy size box for $1.00 only.) _ADVERTISEMENT. DECLARE WAR^ir CONSTIPATION Dull, cranky, uncomfortable—that’s how you may sometimes feel from …

   … LACAZE ACADEMY 1536 Conn. Ave. Mich. 1*37 ACCOUNTANCY prepares for present and post war opportunities. 1-year Basic Accountancy Course. Full program leads to B.C.S. and …

   … Japan,’ Gen. Chennault said. "This is the most encouraging thing in the Pa cific war.” Landing Support Promised. He said the 14th Air Force would be in a position to …

7. The Washington Daily News — 1945-01-13, page 2

   … 18. IMS 38 Jap Ships Sunk, Halsey Still Striking By MAC R. JOHNSON United Pres* War Correspondent PEARL HARBOR, Jan. 13— Third Fleet carrier planes struck powerful …

   … if A Yanks Jab 6 Miles in Nip Luzon Flank Bv WILLIAM B. DICKINSON United Press War Correspondent GEN. MacARTIIUR’S HEADQUARTERS, Luzon, Jan. 13— Sixth Army forces …

   … Members of the Washington Staff of the Scripps-Howard Newspapers TURNING POINT OF WAR Some of the best posted observers here ire saying: One of the turning points of …

8. Evening Star — 1945-01-14, page 38

   … Barbara Frietchie Council will I have an evening of games Feb ruary 1. 1 Spanish War Veterans To Install Officers Admiral George Dewey Naval Auxiliary will hold a public …

   … 28 Measure 29 Stupid mistake 30 Barren 32 Immense 33 Sham 35 Note 36 Goddess 39 War god 40 Tree 41 Serf 42 Gibbon 43 Sidepieces of an armchair 45 Social insect 46 …

   … past commander, who has just returned from tw^ years' service in the Euro pean war theater, spoke. Fort Stevens Post will hold its semiannual presentation of the …

9. Evening Star — 1945-01-16, page 4

   … they were convinced that the trans fer of Emperor Hirohito and his government to Korea was being anxiously considered in Tokyo. A suggestion that the Japanase government …

   … because the average Japanese feels that Manchukuo” is not a part of the empire, while Korea is. The army newspaper Sao Tang Pao declared Premier Kuniaki Koiso and his government …

   … December 3 and January 1—the period covering the major part of the Greek civil war—to taled 2,101. of whom 237 were killed. Mr. Churchill had a brief oral sparring …

10. Evening Star — 1945-01-18, page 2

    … for in stance, are practically soldier-and sailor utilities. Without them, the war effort hereabouts would be seri ously inconvenienced. The same is true of Honolulu …

    … and smoke and eat butter. WLB Grants Fee Plan For WMAL Announcers The National War Labor Board has approved an arbitrator's award which granted the union’s request1 …

    … , his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Cowan Loving, Richmond, Va„ has been informed by the War Department. A story on Pvt. Loving, who was a professional golfer before he entered …

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