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   Blizzard (Newspaper) - June 25, 1951, Oil City, Pennsylvania                                Korea SAYS U S IS READY TO TALK REAL PEACE MOVES Korean War Plan New Life Roars Into Second Year Reported Along Front In Price of by Malik roared into its second year posed a between both sides in the Korean arrange a cease-fire and an Lhal bolh withdraw from ihc parallel Vol 107 No 28 OIL CITY PA MONDAY EVENING JUNE 25 1951 5 Certi Chine and North Korean UN Officials Act Quickly On Malik i Peace Proposals United Nations N Nations radio trans Red Paulina f through of her cigarette as Iran Gasoline Tot Recovers From Fall I And Oil Cargo Being Held Up s were more aggressive al along the plans for fl future living in 1 Communist jets streaked camp in Munich Germany Brie jof their Manchurian thc u- s- June i i i I her eon and and Ion another typical hit-and-run I their adopted j ler Born on a farm near Rowno Allied continued to pour H Mrs hail of casi coast pans for the British Oil Official 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Monday Abadan Iran A dozen tankers jammed port of Abadan stopped from sailing with of gasoline and nil from Id's largest refinery here j belong lo the Anglo- j Iranian Oil Co which Irin re- nationalized The company's British Budget E C Drake warned that Through Gov Fine to Talk On Radio Tonight I Irania People Aid In jockeying lor position Gov John S attack firYn U S air force Fine today up a full-dress Saire appeal to the people back One or for aid in pushing his was down in The dollar budget program through broke legislature I Curried back to hi The OCi on lover a statewide radio hookup lortt of up iulo the plants oil might force a shutdown of the illation which supplies the chare of oil for Europe's Oil City Will Have to Draw Better Home Soon or Fold Organized today Allied atii Communal Drake If sve arc forced to shut you name responsible officials lo lake over immediately a yon want lo see Abadan go up in The Allies hive Ion U income he Is nn extremely requiring highly trained If 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a fracture Now lie goes home International City Youth Badly Group May Avoid Hurt in Accident Recommendations John 21 In Fair In Hospital Probers Expected To Leave to the Country MacArthur Speech Seen As Reply To lacob Malik President At GOP For Spreading Fear and Lies By ERNEST B VACCARO Tullahoma resident Truman said tod Ay he United States is ready to oin in a real settlement of Korean war fully ends aggression and peace and Mr Truman did not 50 label it that wai obviously his reply to the by Jacob A Malik gale lo United a cease-fire and withdrawal of hoops from the area of the parallel Mr on this first ary of the attack on jaid the and cen thrown back behind tht from The in a major foreign policy speech Tor spreading fear and and lies and trying to de- Dean whom hi called one of ihc greatest of atale in our In guarded noL Malik or filo Ihc president told gathered to dedicate air force testing ait ready lo Join In a tn Korea now u have always been Bjt It 3 real fully And security tp 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