Koreans Predict Independence in Four Years
South Korea’s new government, led by President Syngman Rhee, hopes to run the nation with minimal aid within two to four years. Col. Ben Limb, who headed the exile Korean commission, notes UN supervised elections this summer and that the northern half remains under Russian control. The south governs about 20 million people in the American occupation zone.
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Washington
Russia
South Korea
Ben Limb
Syngman Rhee
Limb
United Nations
Korea
Japan
China
United States
Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Excelsior Springs Clinic
Excelsior Springs Missouri reports a Ball Clinic program linking mineral waters and baths to a new combined treatment for rheumatism and arthritis. A free book titled Rheumatism Good Health Life's Greatest Blessing explains the method and how to obtain it with no obligation.
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Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Missouri
Square Dancers Jam Draws 3000 at Gregory Gymnasium
The Mid-Tex Fall Jamboree drew more than 3,000 dancers from Dallas Abilene Laredo Corpus Christi San Angelo Houston Fort Worth and Ballinger to Gregory Gymnasium on Saturday night. Emcees were C. J. Shorty Alderson Perry Dawson Loyd Collier and D H Turner with Johnny Deison's Crippled Creek Ranch Hands and Uncle Dick Pilgrim's Lone Star Five providing music. The Austin Athletic Club hosted out of town registration and an after the ball party.
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Gregory Gymnasium
Mid-Tex
Dallas
Abilene
Laredo
Corpus Christi
San Angelo
Houston
Fort Worth
Ballinger
C. J
Shorty
Alderson
Captain Perry Dawson
Loyd Collier
D. H. Turner
Johnny Deison
Crippled Creek
Dick Pilgrim
Lone Star Five
Austin Athletic Club
Mighty Big Lake
Victoria Lake in Africa is so vast that Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island would not be visible from its shores.
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Victoria Lake
Africa
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Camel Mildness Test Ad Promotes Taste and Throat Ease
Advertisement urges readers to judge Camel cigarettes by taste and throat feel. It promises rich flavor from aged tobaccos and cool mildness, inviting consumers to prove Camel mildness for themselves.
Steel Defenses and Steel Nationalization Dominate New Parliament
London reports a tense opening to Parliament as defense remilitarization and a heated fight over nationalizing the steel industry confront the Attlee government. The steel bill, to be introduced in November, could pass with one-year Lords delay, influencing the 1950 election.
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Robert Hewett
London
Labor
Britain
Attlee
Soviet
Russia
West
Bank of England
House of Lords
Lords
Commons
She Loved Him Too Much A Chicago Tragedy
Gladys Stein 19 walked to Belt Line tracks near her home and died after stepping onto a freight train. Don ald Dreschel 21, a telephone installer and Air Force veteran, had dated her for months but started seeing another girl. He burned her violet stationery note asking for a single camellia, realizing too late her feelings.
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Chicago
Donald Dreschel
Gladys Stein
Brunet
Miss Stein
Dreschel
Air Force
Calvary Lutheran Church
Drescher
Fish Snags SMU Prof But Doubters Scoff
DALLAS. October 24. Dr. W. M. Longnecker, SMU science professor, famed for angling, recounts a bass tale at Bluebonnet Lake near Grand Ecore. A four pound bass leaped into his boat as he paddled. it was the largest he has caught this year.
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Dallas
W. M. Longnecker
Southern Methodist University
Longnecker
Bluebonnet Lake
Grande
SMU Prof
Texas farmers weigh magnesia and mint juleps? not asked
E Hein of Texas Industrial Minerals urges use of magnesia in Texas soils noting Florida yields on tomatoes with magnesia aid. He cites pale crops in Texas and suggests Dr Frank Jessen may be interested. Other notes include personnel moves at Austin associations, land leasing in Florence, and harvest yields from terrace farming near Rogers Ranch.
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Dave Shanks
Austin American Agricultural
Co. E. Heinz
Texas Industrial Minerals
Llano
Texas
Appalachian Mountains
Florida
Heinz
Frank Jessen
Austin Area Economic Development Foundation
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Kerr Denies Spending Report in Oklahoma Senate Race
Oklahoma City October report cites $65 000 spent on Kerr in primary and runoff elections. Kerr says the claims are false and that he violated no election laws. He notes Republican spending four to five times greater for the Senate contest against Ross Rizley.
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Oklahoma City
Robert S. Kerr
United States Senate
Kerr
Oklahoma
B. Nelson Deranian
Senate
Ross Rizley
Guymon
Okla
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Monty
Great Britain
Imperial General Staff
William Slim
14Th Army
Burma
Slim
Viscount Montgomery
Western Europe
Mighty
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
George VI
Reubens
Herman Kruger
Big Gun
Austin Production Credit Association
Irvin R. Wagner
Brenham Association
Austin
Gloria Masters
Roy Huckabee
Williamson County
Georgetown
Co. P. McCormick
Florence
Albert Simone
Thorndale
Clemens Nickel
Uhland
Rogers Ranch
Nickel
Matador Land and Cattle Company of
Channing
Plains Country
New Mexico
Texas A&m
J. D. Selman
Gonzales
Bastrop
ACA
Norman N. Novosad
Adolf Schaeffer
Shiner
Gonzales County
Gilbert B. Stagner
Motor & Industrial Finance Corp
St. Austin
R. K. Shannon
G. W. Sheffer
Optometrists
Wesley
Ty Wats
Distinctive Dry Cleaners
Guadalupe
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