Tito Lines Up Allies to Stand With West
Belgrade Oct 3 Tito declared Yugoslavia is militarily strong and ready to aid the United States and the West if Russia attacks. He urged closer ties with Europe outside the Soviet orbit, urged new collaboration with Italy, and warned against a five power Soviet plan he called aimed at destroying the UN. He noted Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Albania combined could field about one million troops. US aid, he said, has already yielded peace and a reliable ally in Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Vatican
Greece
Turkey
Aly
Italy
Europe
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Albanuse
Tito
United States
Italy's Imports Show Big Increase
Rome reports that during the first half of 1851 Utely's imports reached £1,048,000,000, about 50 percent higher than the same period in 1860. Exports at £764,000,000 rose only 1 percent. Import growth stems from bread grains, oil seeds, iron scrap, tin, coal, deminer, rubber, and cellulose, linked to a stockpiling plan begun in 1950. Exports rose mainly on textiles and machinery sales.
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Rome
Timetable In Polio Threat Notes Timetable In Polio Threat
In San Francisco on October 31 a report from Dr Morris Greenberg of the New York City Health Department notes that one child developed infantile paralysis within a month after receiving preventive injections for diphtheria and whooping cough. The chance of paralysis in the injected limb rises if the vaccine was given within a month before onset, while injections given more than a month prior do not appear to increase paralysis risk. Dr Greenberg presented these findings in a paper for the American Public Health Association.
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San Francisco
Fife
Morris Greenberg
New York City
Casualties Rise in Korea and Trade Disruptions Reported
Washington reports U6 battalion casualties in Korea at 96 582, up 2 598 from last week. New Zealand waterfront dispute worsens Western Samoa food shortages and delays transport of 20 000 sheep and 1 500 bales of wool from the Chatham Islands.
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Washington
Korea
New Zealand
Samos
Chatham Islands
Question of Boredom and Dining Etiquette Notes
A reader mix of letters discusses social boredom at meals with casual acquaintances and polite escapes. It also covers stair etiquette and proper use of forks for salad versus dessert, with an etiquette answer from Mrs. Post and dining guidance from Bell. Taxes in 1981 were projected to average over 1500 dollars per US family in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deopie
Bell B Synttiente, Inc
Death and Funeral Notices from Bannem Gigh Har- Ter ton
Obituary notes list names such as William Wright 75 of Devitt Okla and James Franklin Brown 66 of Ciswatle Tex with kinship mentions and services pending. Memorial Park Cemetery and Blackburn Chapel are referenced with family survivors including Dora and Joan M. plus multiple children and spouses.
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Almira
Gervice
Blackburn Cape
Liane Mn
Orn
Walker
Rove
Chape
Burt
Memorial Park Cemetery
William Rednerd Wright
Devitt
Eon
Okla
Pather of
Buster
Bm Mere
Leon Wewhs
Alvin Riarner
Lowe
Kurz
Willie Mon
Erick
Okie
James Prenklin Brown
Bir
Ide Southert
Pendim
Bisckburn- Shin
Boxwell Brothersannounce passings and services for many
Digest of obituaries shows Boxwell Brothers handling service pending or announced for numerous individuals including Allgood Everett Goat 52 of 803 WN Folk diet Monta husband Leta. Jack Kennedy and Marie Gee Wits Franks. Corene Holiaty. Dorothy Hines. Alton Young. Paul Dortch infant Dertch. Edwin Lee Gettie infant. Lettie Bri Russel and others.
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Allgood Jonn
Henry Allgood
Per F. BD
Eimer
Jack Kennedy
Boxwell
Everest Newton
WN Folk
Diet Monta
Leta
A. Jim
Jack
Marie Gee Wits B. Franks
Donald Gam Brentather
Corene Holiaty
Dorothy Hines
Billy
Alton Young
Pratik Goati
F. & Buey
Christ
Boxwell Brothers
Dortch
Paul Devitlee
Dertch
Daine
Roatier
Mack Dertch
Tom Freeman
Servier
Edwin Lee Gettie
Ben
Lettie
Bri
Russel
Obituary notices for Samuel Prien and Omer Bowmen
Obituaries report Samuel Prien 61 of Ross Hotel died Sunday with body to Basen Ark for service and burial. Also memorial for Omer Bowmen of Omerk Ark died Tuesday. service planned, with surviving relatives Opal Marcella Brite and others. Burial and service details pending with NK 6 and Sons.
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Priend Samuel Prien
Ross Hotel
Basen
Ark
Bowman Omer Bowmen
Omerk
Isver
Opal Marcella Brite
Heyes
Co. R. Stubbiefie
C. RB. Brubbietieit
Hardy Moore
Shoter
Insurance payouts reach record $3.75 billion in 1950
United States life insurance companies paid out a record 3 750 666 000 dollars to American families in 1950, almost 40 percent more than in 1946.
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New York
United States
West Virginia Mine Blast Claims Four Escapees
A blast at a coal mine near Wevaco caused 12 workers to be unaccounted for and four to escape. Officials suspect coal dust ignition. The mine employs 88 and produces 161,000 tons annually. This marks the second mining disaster in 16 days in the state, following a fatal incident on Oct. 18 at the Trot mine.
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Mines Department
Wevaco
State Mines Department
West Virginies
Allied Spy Freed by Reds in Panmunjom Release
Oct 2 Panmunjom Korea reports the 11 year old Kim Won Eos was released by Communist forces after 19 days as a spy. He cried as UN officers fed him a hamburger and escorted him home to grieving parents. His disappearance began when he wandered toward the Panmunjom bridge following aUN convoy.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Kim Won Eos
Kip‘een
Kim
United Nations
Kim Won
Formuailly
Young Kim
Cease Fire Proposals and Suspicion from Front Lines
The article details UN and Communist cease-fire talks near the central front. The UN suggests a line 2 to 3 miles north of Communist claims, while the Communist plan rejects swapping 200 square miles of eastern battlefield gains for western territory. Kinney questions the Reds claiming last and best offer, suspecting the proposal may not settle the demilitarized zone.
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Otler
Aeavon
Red
Seoul
Kinney
New Montgomery Ward Store Headlined by Veteran Retail Executive
Montgomery Ward expansion continues with a 17 year veteran leader and a nine year prior stint at National Bellas Hess. Frank J. Mercy named vice-president and treasurer, bringing 25 years in retail including Interstate Department Stores in New York and A. Ospwell in Oakland. Meyer of New York City designs the project with Austin Company of Cleveland handling construction from Houston. A trainload of building material awaits the Oct 1 deadline, as two Tyler properties face razing to clear the site.
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Montgomery Ward
National Bellas Hess
Frank J. Mercy
Interstate Department Stores
New York
A ©. Ospwell
Oakland
Meyer
New York City
Builser
Austin Company
Cleveland
Houston
Carder Vance
Oam Firm Refuses Immediate Possession Of Used Car Lot
An office supply firm on West Eighth and Dor McMithen Inc operator of a used car lot at the corner of Tyter and Harrison streets will not surrender possession. A correction is planned with the S&S G Corporation of Dalles regarding the Tyvestmert property assembly.
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West Eighth
End Dor McMithen, Inc
Tyter and
Harrison Streets
S&s & G Corporation
Dalles
Tyvestmert Firm
Weather slows cotton picking and boosts moisture
Damaged crop notes continue as weather delays cotton harvest in Haire County. Migrant laborers leave only slowly while life-giving moisture benefits wheat pasture and nearby fields. Rain totals are reported across towns with high 74 degrees yesterday. more cold, wet weather expected tomorrow.
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Haire County
Cotion
Luren Brown
Giebe
Pisinview
Petersburg
Tula
Amherst
Isi
Otten
Sudan
Littlefield
Wheeler
Perryton
Gurman
Okla
Walter Watts
Ameville
Watts
Pring
Buck Opacity Investigation Ends With Arrest Warrant
A three man advisory board, including Coffin who filed the complaint, recommended Buck not receive a local operating permit. A warrant for Buck's arrest was issued shortly after noon. Buck's office sits in the Central Building on Taylor Street. Buck vowed to fight to the end, stating it was a stand of freedom.
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Business Bureau
Buck
Coffin
Teylor Street
Buck Bond Plan Outlined By Sheriff After Crime
Sheriff Gaither outlined an action plan to ensure Buck's bond is posted. The narrative mentions the Better Business Baraneas and Burk, a former Golden Gloves boxer from Mertom in Cochran County, who attended Texas Tech in Lubbock after World War II and has worked in advertising and publishing law enforcement manuals for about four years.
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Gaither
Buck
Baraneas
Burk
Golden Gloves
Mertom
Cochran County
Texas Technological College
Lutbbock
Amarillo merchants post prizes for Halloween event
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and the Amarillo Park and Recreation Commission join the Retail Merchants Committee and the Junior Chamber of Commerce to sponsor a carnival for youngsters. Prizes include a $75 bicycle a .22 caliber rifle and many other valuable awards for those who call the Ghosts Calling show and correctly answer the ghost’s questions.
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Amarilo Park and Trecreation
Cemetery supervisor recalls Halloween in old graveyard
Albert Bruce, superintendent of Liano Cemetery for 15 years, says little trouble on Halloween. Some smaller children seek a spooky spot and occasionally a college club asks to hold initiations in the cemetery. He notes that such old graveyards are now a thing of the past as cemeteries become quieter places.
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Albert Bruce
Liano Cemetery
Bruce
Spooky Cemeteries Seeps Into Odd Domestic Tale
A fragmentary recollection moves from church grounds to eerie cemeteries and a domestic scene. A man arrives home from class, a child asks a question, and a tense exchange ends with a joke about a fight and a sore jaw.
New Hearing Invention Hides Deafness Says Heatter
Gabriel Heatter praises a new electronic device on Mutual Network that hides deafness and lets sufferers hear clearly without visible aids. Heatter claims it makes old hearing aids obsolete and invites readers to request a free booklet from Hearing Research in Chicago.
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New York City
Discovery
Gabriel Heatter
Heatter
Ena
Gabriel Hestter
Chicago
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Relief Claims
Readers are told Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and new tablets with added iron provide relief from distress during menopause. Tests by doctors referenced claim 63 and 80 percent relief in cases. The ad urges women to try the product for temper, tension, flashes, and irritability, touting modern scientific action.
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Ydis Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Fing Pinkham
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America
Globe-News
Emily
Mrs. Post
Makers of Fine Clothees Seca 1958
Frotoorath
Faria Bachrace
Woatty Brothers
Fin
Osgood Monument CC
Buchanan
Buthker’s
SeHerson
Llano
Cope
Jacee
Worms
Jayme
Reds
Tyler
Bruner
Munday
Place of Busi
Amarillo
Ee Chamber of
Com
W. 8S. Janson
Anna
Lydis
Packard
St Then & Gar
Americas
New Packard
FAC Cear
Thunderbolt Power
Southworth Motors, Inc
Fillmore
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