Attlee vows no appeasement of China over Korea fight
Washington UPI reports Prime Minister Attlee rejects any appeasement of communist China as Britain pledges continued support for Korea. He defends recognizing China, notes U S and Britain will align on strategies, and refutes claims of an appeasement agenda while meeting President Truman.
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Attlee
Washington
Britain
Thlee
United States
Korea
Aato
Truman
Reda
Santa Fe Woman Waives Preliminary in $20,000 Kidnap Case
A Santa Fe woman named Nave Campbell, tied to a $20,000 ransom kidnapping of a 9 year old Stamm, waived preliminary hearing and her trial date was set. The case centers on alleged kidnapping with a five year potential sentence and bond posted as 30 agents and police chased leads. the child was found unharmed near the scene on Nov. 11.
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Santa Fe
Navey Campbell
Opto
Wes Nabbes
Prayer Ninth-Day Precedes War Peace Plea
An archaic Catholic exhortation calls for nine days of prayer and solemn fasts as a world peace appeal. The text emphasizes a desire to avoid war and discord and to seek a united, holy devotion leading up to a solemn event.
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Olica
Trias
Weather forecast brief with cold snap and snow likely
Fragments describe snow and cold with central and eastern flurries. Winds 15 to 26 mph this afternoon, diminishing Thursday. Tonight lows near zero with southwest winds. Friday partly cloudy but still cold with light winds.
Linfor elected president of Cass County American Legion Last Man's Club
William Linfor was elected president at the Cass County American Legion Last Man's Club annual banquet held at the Atlantic Golf and Country Club. Sehoenthal Cruise Beck er Hayes Highsey and others named to the club committee. Retiring president Don Saver y. 80 attendees despite severe weather heard Rev. Fr. Joseph A. Devlin speak. John Bartela noted among department members honored.
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William Linfor
Anita
Cass County American Legion
Last Man's Club
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
L. C. Sehoenthal
Atlantic
A. J. Cruise
Massena
Gail Becker
Cumberland
Vernon Hayes
Griewold
Harry Highsey
Don Savery
Atlantic Attorney
Harry Jordan
Tents
Pau McMartin
Oeon Smither
Joseph A. Devlin
Iowa American Legion
Msgr
P. N. McDermott
John Bartela
Mussess
Ralph Peer
Golf and Country Club
Iowa cattle win top honors at Bourbon and Beef Cattle Show
Louieville Kentucky opening day saw WJ F Mommeen and Sons of Miles Iowa win three grand championships. Their Angus steer weighed 1095 pounds and their carload of 158 Angus steers claimed the grand championship in the division. They also offered the best group of three steers.
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Louieville, Ky
WJ. F
Mommeen
Atlantic Judge Attends Mid-Century Youth Conference
Judge R Kent Martin of Atlantic travels to Washington DC as a delegate to the Mid-Century White House Youth conference this week.
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R. Kent Martin
Atlantic
Washington, D. C
White House
Rites for Mrs. Ostrus Set for Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Ostrus of Wicta will be held Friday at 2 PM at St. Pauls Lutheran in Atlantic with Rev. Homer Larsen officiating. Interment will follow at Norway Center Cemetery. She died at Atlantic Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon.
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Joseph T. Ostrus
Wicta
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Homer Larsen
Roland, Peacock & Funeral Home
Eaten Yee
Norway Center
Wieta
Ostres
Norway Coster
Lutheren
Badger
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Atlantic
Ostrus
York City
Theo. J. Tokheim Ef. Sa
David Tokheim
Nev
Edward Tokhelm
Wiisior
Sis
Youth Study Urges Action On Outside Influence
Professor Bruce Mahan of the University of Iowa says a plan is needed to handle the impact of outside influence on youth. He emphasizes securing youth development amid emerging social pressures and stresses evidence based approaches.
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Washington
Bruce Mahan
The
Univn of Iowa
Truman to seek $5 billion for western defense push
President Truman is expected to ask Congress next year for a record $5 billion to accelerate western defense against communism. Officials said the figure was set before the Korean crisis and could rise if industry speeds up. A $6 billion appropriation would lift three year outlays for North Atlantic allies to $10.5 billion. Plans include using German industry for radios and trucks and potentially lifting Ruhr munitions restrictions. An early move calls for a supreme Western forces commander, with Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower tied to possible appointment this week.
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Washington
Truman Probaly
Congress
North Atlantic
Ruhr
West
London
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Attlee and Truman Seek Vigorous Push on Production
Washington reports that President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee agreed on a vigorous effort to boost production and use scarce raw materials efficiently for the United States and Britain. A working party was set up to study the matter as talks noted Europe as the main conflict center with Soviet communism.
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Washington
Truman
Attlee
United States
Britain
White Hope
National Press Club
Stephen Early
White House
Charles G. Roas
Europe
Millard Lines longtime Wiota barber dies at 70
Millard E B Lines 70 of Wiota died at 8 30 last evening at Atlantic Memorial hospital after months of failing health He was active in Gore s barber shop until 1934 and celebrated a golden anniversary Surviving are his widow a daughter Margarett Fay Lines of Tacoma Washington three sons Allen Lines of Tacoma Don Rebeet Lines of Hollywood and Lines of Omaha his mother a Cres ton sister Mrs Joe Anderson and six grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 1 PM at Peacock Baxter funeral home with a Masonic service and burial in Atlantic cemetery
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Millard EB. Lines
Wiota
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Gores
Bires
Loomie
Red Oak Woman Named Cass County Extension Economist
Miss Betty Bradley of Red Oak is named Cass County extension economist effective January 1. The county had no home extensionist since Mrs. Riley Clark resigned September 1. Bradley, a graduate of Iowa State College at Ames, previously assisted in Dallas County extension office at Adel.
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Betty Bradley
Red Oak
Cass County
Riley Clark
Lewis
Shipment Ban Urged on Interstate Slot Machines
Washington Attorney General McGrath renewed a plea for congress to outlaw interstate shipment of slot machines. He told Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Chairman Edwin C. Johnson that the need for a ban grows daily. Both houses passed bills in differing forms. a compromise has stalled.
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Washington
McGrath
Congress
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Coro
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Leter McGrath
House
Senate
UN votes to place Korea halt on emergency program
At the UN, India abstained as 18 Asian and Middle Eastern nations pressed Peiping to halt forces at the 38th parallel. Vishinsky denounced the appeal while Warren Austin urged agenda inclusion, warning it could affect the UN's future and world peace.
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Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Peiping
Kores
Aoe
India
China
Egypt
Middle East
Carlos P. Remaulo
Philippiae
Wie
Pease
Korea
Warren BR. Austin
U. S
Atlantis High School presents Christmas music program
Atlantis high school music and speech departments present a Christmas musicale and play Why the Chimes Mene at 8 o clock on the fifteenth under the direction of the music and speech staff.
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Atlantis High School
Prime Feyra enlists 88,000 men for Australia service
A recruitment tone notes that Prime Feyra has enlisted 88,000 men under an agreement that they will serve only in Australia unless a major war arises. The document outlines strict limitations on deployment outside the country.
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Australia
Yugoslavia Accepts British Loan Offer
Yugoslavia formally accepted a British loan offer of 8,000,000 pounds to ease a winter food crisis. Belgrade also sought about 20,000,000 pounds to fund metal and timber resource development, a request still under study per a foreign office spokesman.
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London
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Britain
Ia Foreign Office
Allied Forces Draft New Korean Front From Pyongyang
Allied Eighth Army signals a strategic retreat from Pyongyang as Allied and Korean units form a new line against advancing Chinese forces. MacArthur's HQ withholds position details while American, South Korean, British, and Turkish troops leverage superior transport to press the stance.
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Tokyo
Eighth Army
Pyongyang
Red China
MacArthur
Bradley clarifies Korea evacuation remarks amid talk of large Chinese force
General Bradley, head of the joint chiefs, issued a formal denial after a senator quoted him discussing a Dunkerque like withdrawal plan. He said his remarks referred only to hard pressed troops in the extreme northeast moving to a beachhead and not a general UN withdrawal.
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Omer Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Korea
Bradley
Newspaper Fulfills Child's Last Wish in Rochester
Nine year old Mary Ann Kawczynski told her mother on the ambulance ride to the hospital that she wanted her picture printed so classmates would know. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle published her photo after she died of a heart ailment during the trip.
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Rochester
N. Y
Mary Ann Kawczynski
Mary Ann
Rochester Democrat & Chonicle
Princess Elizabeth and Philip Arrive in Greece
In Athens a small quay greeting the British royal couple as Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip land in Turcolomano bay. They are welcomed by the Greek king and queen and will spend several days in Greece.
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Athens
Greece
Britain
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Turcolomano Bay
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An unreadable OCR fragment shows garbled names and phrases making it impossible to determine a specific event or entities. The text includes stray letters, misplaced quotes, and incomplete words, with no coherent dates locations or organizations.
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