U S Readies Combat Units for Korea Far East Move
The Second Infantry Division and other units are being alerted to ship to the Far East for the Korean campaign. Units from Fort Lewis Fort Sam Houston and San Francisco are preparing. The First Marine Division awaits ships on the West Coast. Deployment sites and timings remain undisclosed.
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Washington
Fort Lewis
Wash
Fourth Army
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Sixth Army
San Francisco
Second Army
Baltimore
Third Army
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Marine Division
West Coast
Pentagon
United States
Defense Department
San Antonio
Europe
Camp Swift
Bastrop
Texas
Seattle
West Berlin paper claims satellites plan international brigades
A West Berlin anti Communist newspaper charged that Soviet satellite countries were planning to recruit international brigades to help the Communists in the Korean War.
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International Brigades
Berlin
West Berlin
Doctors announce partnership with Margaret M. Davis MD
Drs Blackwell Gilkerson and Smith announce the association of Margaret M. Davis MD in Diseases of Women and Children at 705 Fisk Building. Phone 6343.
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Margaret M. Davis
M.D
Fisk
Longhorn Motorcycle Club elects I. J. Tow as president
I. J. Tow, 2914 Sanborn, elected Friday night at Thompson Park to lead the Longhorn Motorcycle Club succeeding James Baker. Other new officers include Joe Farra as vice president, Mary Pickering as secretary, and Sam Leonard as road captain. The group awarded activity trophies to Ernest Bowen and Pickering after a 16-rider meeting and plans a lime run at 3900 Tyler Friday night. New members Sam Leonard Red Scott and Arnold Heftee joined.
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Longhorn Motorcycle Club
Thompson Park
I. J. Tow
Sanborn
James Baker
Joe Farra
Mary Pickering
Sam Leonard
Ernest Bowen
Tyler
Path to Health and Freedom through Christian Science
Thousands worldwide find harmony and health via transforming spiritual understanding from Mary Baker Eddy’s Key to the Scriptures. The article promotes living without fear through Christian Science, describes Reading Rooms, and invites use of Bible, Science and Health, with a coupon for reader participation.
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God
Request for Science and Health Library Edition by Mail
A reader encloses three dollars and asks for a postpaid copy of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy in the blue cloth Library Edition, to be mailed after payment.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Sugar import limits under review as U S may ease curbs
Washington reports that international tensions and Korea conflict strain US sugar stocks. Prices rise and buyers push for higher quotas for Cuba and Puerto Rico. The Agriculture Department controls domestic sales under price and supply stabilization laws, with imports meeting over two thirds of demand.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
Korea
Department
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Jet Planes Arrive For Texas Air Guard
Two F-84 jet fighters landed at Hensley Field in Dallas as the first shipment from Douglas Farmingdale plant New York arrives two months early. The jets join the 181st Fighter Squadron of the Texas Air National Guard for training purposes, not due to the Korean war crisis.
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Dallas
Hensley Field
Douglas’ Farmingdale
Long Island
181St
Texas Air National Guard
Air Force
Woolseys and Yeazels Form New Marriage Bond
In Los Angeles on July 9 the Woolseys and Yeazels long friendship carried on after the Woolsey wife died in 1935 and after Yeazel’s death. The surviving pair visited daily for years until Luin H. Woolsey, age 81, married Eva Yeazel, age 80, last night.
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Los Angeles
Woolseys
Growth in U S Businesses Since Fifty Years Ago
The text notes that there were 1 660 000 businesses in the United States fifty years ago and now about 4 600 000. It cites an average rise of more than 40 000 per year, highlighting sustained business expansion over the period.
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United States
World News Review reports on peak employment in 1950s
Labor Department signs point to record employment this year surpassing 61.6 million, based on a survey of major production centers and 53 smaller communities with March unemployment at or above 7 percent. Other items note a Des Moines shooting by a 14-year-old archer, a papal canonization in St Peter’s, and Senator George backing a billion-dollar excise tax cut amid French government talks.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robert C. Goodwin
Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Solon
George
Georgia
Tank crash kills banker near Milford Delaware
Thomas Bayard O'Toole, 54, a noted mortgage banker, was killed when an 18 ton M 4 tank from a Washington National Guard convoy veered off course and crashed into his car six miles south of Milford. His wife and chauffeur were seriously injured in the collision en route to Fort Miles for summer maneuvers.
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Milford
Del
Thomas Bayard O’toole
Delaware
Here
Washington
Ecuadorian nun canonized for saving plague victims
Maria Anna De Paredes, a 17th century Ecuadorian woman who gave her life to rescue plague stricken villagers, was elevated to sainthood in Vatican City on July 9. The ceremony honors her self sacrifice and longstanding devotion.
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Vatican City
Maria Anna de Paredes
Ecuador
France Socialists to Meet Tomorrow in National Council
Paris July 9 France's Socialists, known for their exacting stance, plan to convene a national council meeting tomorrow to discuss party strategy and policy directions amid ongoing domestic pressures. The move signals a formal step in coordinating responses to current political challenges.
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Paris
France
National Council
New York City Population Reaches 7 841 610 in 1940s Census
Preliminary census figures released show New York City with 7 841 610 residents, up 5.1 percent from 1940. The New York metropolitan area totals 15 540 697 across nine New York counties and eight in New Jersey.
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New York
New York City
New Jersey
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