US AMS mobilization pace tied to Korea crisis
Fragmented account describes calls for additional forces to sit with US leaders in Washington for a briefing on Korea war planning. It notes Truman warning Moscow allied leaders of grave world war risk and mentions a potential buildup to 3,000,000 military personnel within a year and possible draft increases.
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United Nesces Miliary
Artion Atomie
Tae
White
Korea
Moscow
United States
Truman
Pentagon
Washington Corp
Gil Walker
Army Information Specialists
International Soundphoto
Board targets reelection ballots for supervisor district
Democratic board member notes date for ballot reelection in the second district remains unsettled while chair Hansen may name acting official. In Cass County New Stewards HF and Mrs William Vouks join farm staff replacing C W Morgan and spouse who resigned two weeks prior.
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Fregh
Hansen
Ae Nm
William’ Vouks
Cass Board of Supervisors
Yes County Farm
C. W. Morgan
State Weather Outlook With Mixed Precipitation Ahead
Forecasters predict overcast skies statewide with sleet possible in the southeast this afternoon. East to southeast winds 20 to 25 mph. rain moving into Iowa tonight with snow in the north. Saturday brings clouds with periods of rain in the south and snow in the north. Sunday turns partly cloudy and mild, followed by a cold dry Monday.
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Iowa
Venezuelan junta names Dr German Flamerich president
Dr German Suares Flamerich is chosen as president of the ruling junta after the assassination of Lt. Col. Carlos Delgado Chalbaud. He pledges to restore constitutional order and schedule elections as soon as possible.
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German Suares Flamerich
Venezuela
Carlos Delgado Chalbaud
Flamerich
International
House Plans Early Passage Of Tax Bill
The tax bill moves toward quick passage in the lame duck session as the Ways and Means Committee sent the bill to the House. hearings are described as unlimited and uncensored. Speaker plans debate to begin Monday with last minute changes completed. Chairman George of the Senate tax committee forecasts swift action before January 5.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Sherrill Named to Lead New Church Group
Cleveland report says Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill of Greenwich Conn presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church was nominated as president of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the United States. The 60 year old bishop has led the Episcopal communicants since 1947 and served on the president's civil rights commission.
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Cleveland
Henry Knox Sherrill
Greenwich
Conn
Proteant Episcopal Charn
National Council of Churches of Christ
United States
General Assembly
President
Commission On Civil Rights
Korean Case Considered By UN Council
United Nations Security Council discussions in New York focus on the Korean case. The session prompts heightened tensions and potential actions as the world watches for responses to the crisis.
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UN Council
Exposition Cattle Ring Reveals High Prices
At the exposition cattle ring, prices ran strong with grand champion Hereford bringing a record $12 per pound. Russell Bucks of Davenport sold a 991 pound grand champion at 70 cents a pound, while Lloyd Behinton of Texas showed a Hereford at strong value. Local buyers from San Sanges Gil man and Swaine reported solid head averages around 232 per head.
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Chicago
Russell Bucks
Davenport
Aber Rag National Livestock
Poker
Aberdeen
Alert Pick
Lioyd Behinton
Tex
Pion
San Ienges
Gilman
Plan to Provide Farm Information Outlined in Iowa
John F. Timmons a farm economist and J J Wallace foundation farms manager outlined a plan to organize volunteer card files and a tenant locator system. The scheme aims to locate tenants and farms by compiling volunteer records and law 5 volunteers on farms in Iowa.
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John F. Timmons
Ferm Ecopymist
J. J. Wallace Foundation
Iow
MacArthur Says Korean Situation Not Hopeless
General Douglas MacArthur told U S News and World Report that Korea remains grave and critical but not hopeless. He cited UN limits on attacking Chinese bases as an enormous handicap while avoiding atom bomb discussion and noting no mobilization on the Siberian border.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
United Nations
MacArthur
Magasineo
U. S. News and World Report
Tokyo
Wage and Price Controls Tease Loom in U S Politics
Meyor Gfbchael V. Difalle of Toledo named price chief as Symington warns materials and civilian economy may suffer. Senate leaders signal imminent wage price controls with a stance that the president plans an effective program, while Maybank says avoidance seems unlikely absent world situation improvement.
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Meyor Gfbchael V. Difalle
Toledo
W. Stuart Symington
The
Nations Security Resources Board
Senate
DiSalle
Maybank
D-Sc
Sentate Banking Committee
Rea
Guard Planned on Truman for Army-Navy Game
President Truman will be guarded from air and ground during tomorrow’s Army-Navy game at Municipal Stadium. Air Force fighters will police the skies to keep civilian or military aircraft away while Secret Service and Philadelphia police handle ground protection.
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Philadelphia
Truman
USB
Air Force
Manicipal Stadium
Secret Service
Philadelphia Police
Civil Defense Plan Draws Fire in Short Congress Session
The administration proposes a civil defense system with vast powers for the coordinator, backed by a $17,500 over view, to supervise agencies including the military and the Atomic Energy Commission. Rep. Durham signs the bill, with committee referrals pending amid Republican misgivings over its provisions.
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Congress
National Acurity Board
Wilo
House
Rep
Durham
D-Nc
Armed Services Committee
Senate-House Atomic Committee
Military Establishment and
Atomic Energy Commission
Blood Drive Urges Massena and Cumberland Donors
Residents near Massena urged to donate blood at the Massena site from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contact Mrs. Kurt Germer for Massena area donors and Mrs. P. Aditting for Cumberland donors. Notify Mrs. D. K. or Mrs. Irwin Pellet at the Ordes office for transportation and coordination.
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Massena
Kurt Gormer
Cumberland
P. A
D. K
Irwin Pellett
Ordes
Atlantic
Draft Evader Bergdoll Arrested in WWI Reopening Case
Alfred Bergdoll, son of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, a noted World War I draft evader, was arrested today for failing to report for reopens into the armed forces. The case centers on his evasion during the wartime draft period.
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New York
Alfred Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
General MacArthur aide says stem bombs not needed now in China border war
General MacArthur's top intelligence officer states stem bombs are unnecessary against Chinese forces as UN troops hold a stabilized northwest front. The U S Eighth Army has withdrawn to a newly fortified line inland from the Yellow Sea after heavy fighting and casualties.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
United Nations
Merth Kores
U. & Eighth Army
Yellow Sea
World Crisis Looms as Truman Plans Weekend Talks
Washington reports indicate President Truman will convene congressional, military, and diplomatic leaders for a grim conference on the military crisis. United Nations faces a resolution demanding action, with expected passage at the assembly despite uncertainties.
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Pares
Missouri Basin project progress cited by Sloan
W G Sloan of Moat lauds the reclamation bureau work on the Missouri basin as amazingly ahead of schedule, with completion hoped by July 1957 if favorable construction continues, though delayed by unfavorable international conditions.
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Randah
North Dakota
Reclamation Bureau
Missouri
W. G. Sloan
Moat
Grand Jury Finds Gambling Ties Probed
The Sioux City grand jury report quotes special prosecutor Carl A. Smedsl on gambling conditions in Woodbury County. He notes evidence supports concerns but cannot confirm possible links to Omaha or Kansas City gamblers.
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Woodbury County
Sionx City
Oll
Carl A. Smedsl
Fiedal
Cote
Sioux City
Omaha
Kansas City
Murder in Nashua Sparks Police Chase
A man shoved another into a car trunk and fled as police pursued through Nashua New Hampshire. A mechanic and a bystander helped police corner the vehicle and identify the suspect amid chaotic pursuit and shouted warnings.
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Nashua
N. H
Atlantic Leaders To Hold Meeting Soon
A formal meeting is likely within the next 24 hours involving Atlantic leaders. Officials indicated readiness to discuss pressing regional issues and reaffirm cooperation.
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