Cease fire talks resume in Korea amid pledges and delays
Negotiations in Korea resume at Keesong after Communist leaders pledge to keep the conference town clear of armed troops. General Ridgway partly halts talks after Reds violate a neutrality pledge, signaling UN resolve while no progress is announced on the core issue.
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Korea
Keesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
Raesong
Ridgeway
United Nations
Elies
Arcik
Defense Bonds Drive Aimed At Little Savers Growth
Treasury reports show small town buyers invest more in defense bonds, while giant $1 bonds lag. Through six months in 1951, E bonds sold 1,636 million with 2,157 million redeemed, against 2,035 million sales and 1,775 million redemptions last year. Outstanding E bonds reached 34,506 million with 44,704 million in accrued interest.
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Treasury
Defense
Treasury Department
Better Breakfast Month Urges Community Action Nationwide
The article urges September as Better Breakfast Month to improve morning nutrition. It cites a survey of 48,949 students across 45 states showing two thirds lacked adequate breakfasts and links skipping to fatigue and poor concentration. It calls for community programs led by educators, health officials, merchants, and clubs, with free educational materials from national nutrition groups.
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America
Merchants Association
Women’s Clubs
Chambers of Commerce
U.S. Department of Agriculture
State Department of Public Health
Consumer Service
Cereal Institute, Inc
South
LaSalle Street
Chicago
41 000 Men Will Be Drafted in October
The defense department announced 41 000 men would be drafted in October including 36 000 for the army and 5 000 for the marine corps. It was the third straight month with 34 000 or more draftees after a lull in July. Calls for the rest of the fiscal year are expected to run at least 49 000 men a month.
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Defense Department
Army
Marine Corps
Better Breakfast Programs At Schools And Homes
Teachers and students across the country are expanding breakfast programs driven by local surveys showing need. Home economics classes play a key role in success as health education stresses breakfast importance for students and adults. As schools reopen for 1951 52 term communities will find help from teachers and students to improve morning meals.
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