Balance Sheet For Week In Hot And Cold Wars
Weekly balance sheet notes mixed signals from the Cold War. French delay on ratification of treaties sparks controversy led by Herriot and Daladier. Austria and Finland governments fall over budgets and farm prices. Kenya faces Mau Mau unrest with deadly violence. U.S. gains UN support to study Red germ warfare in Korea, while Churchill confirms atom bomb advances and NATO defense co ordination grows in the Middle East.
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Daladier
Austria
Finland
Britain
East Africa
Kenya
Elizabeth II
Polic
United States
Commmunists
United Nations General Assembly
Korea
U.S
Winston Churchill
Australia
Monte Bello Islands
NATO
Middle East
Mediterranean
Egypt
Mid-East
Iran
Polio Test Results Show Gamma Globulin Protective
Researchers report on early polio trials across Utah Texas Iowa Nebraska and Oregon noting fewer paralytic cases in gamma globulin groups vs gelatin groups. In week two to five significant protection appeared with reduced paralysis severity, longer follow up needed for duration and disease modification insights.
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Utah
Iowa-Nebraska Coquessment
Typhoon Trix Death Toll Rises to 415 in Philippines
The Red Cross reports 415 dead and 200 missing as Typhoon Trix devastates the central Philippines. Albay province suffers the heaviest losses with towns like Tabeco vil y slain by the storm. Winds reach 140 mph before the system moves into the China Sea.
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Wanila
Red Tee
Pergi Wee Keown
Son
Qarough
Trix
Cruz
Red Cross
Ficial
Philippines
Manila
Legaspi
Albay
Tabeco vi
Parks Seeks Return After Admitting Red Ties
Larry Parks, once identified with communist ties, works to revive his career in theater and regional stock. he says the crossfire of public memory spurred him to stage work in Las Vegas and New York. He plans a two act show with anonymous lover, investing his own money. Parks reports professional progress and hopes for audiences to forgive past associations.
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Charles Denton Ellywood
Parks
Wobles
Hollywood
Congression
Arife
Garrett
Wight
Jolson
Las Vegas
Rfl
Oon
Soter
Ak3
Esstio
Law Bidders On Texas Army Camp Announced
Fort Worth district Army Engineers' office lists bidders for three Camp Bowie projects near Brownwood totaling about 13 million dollars. Enix Construction Co of Amarillo bids on site grading and utilities at 1,275,960 dollars. Wilder Construction Co of Fort Worth bids 164,665 dollars for water tank construction. Shortall Construction Co of Dallas bids 25,889 dollars for rehabilitation and railroad facilities.
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Fort Worth
Enineers
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Enix Construction Co
Amarillo
Wilder Construction Co
Shortall Construction Co
Dallas
Pastor Spends 20 Hours Beside Body Of His Wife
CHANNING Oct 24 UP A Methodist minister was hospitalized after spending 20 hours beside the body of his wife in the parsonage. Doctors said the Rev Allen Moore, a paralytic, was improving after being found beside his wife who had died of a heart attack and could not summon aid.
Purse snatcher used money for ulcer treatment
Keith Bishno admitted police he snatched more than 75 purses to pay for ulcer treatments and said he planned to repay the $2,000 contained. He saved IDs to repay victims someday. In separate item, a flat tire on US-67 near Texarkana sparked a bombardment of ammunition, injuring no one.
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Chicago
Keith Bishno
Texarkana
G. A. Heflin
Heflin
Lone Star Ordnance Plant
Camptanley
San Antonio
Women Voters Recruit Volunteers to Help Mothers at Polls
The League of Women Voters in Los Angeles announces a plan for Girl Scout volunteers to babysit children at polling places on November 4. Babysitters will provide supervision and give out lollipops to children as an incentive.
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Los Angeles
League of Women Voters
League
Jeague
Air Force eases enlistment for aviation cadet hopefuls
The Air Force continues to exceed its 19,000 annual pilot production goal by easing entry for civilians with prior military service and qualified for flight training. Civilians with no prior service must enlist for two years in the flight training program. Eligible single US citizens 26 45 years old with strict physical standards may apply. observers may have eyesight 20 59, corrected to 20 20.
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Air Force
Sfc
Jeffs R. Chatham
Baytown
South Ashbel
Texan Dies in Chicago After Heart Attack
Chicago obituary notes John Tex Reese 57 of Colorado City died Thursday night after a heart attack while in Chicago for the National Safety Council convention. Reese, a Shell Pipe Line Co safety career man, is described as a former Texas Ranger and former sheriff of Comanche County Texas.
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Texan
Chicago
Reese
Colorado City
John Tex
National Safety Council
Shell Pipe Line Co
Texas Ranger
Comanche County
Tex
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Qui Cormmeny
France
Edouard Herriot
Edouard Daladier
Germany
Herriot
Epengo
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InAs
Ean Medical Association
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T. Cornell
Paul F. Wehrle
Ge R. Khim
Joseph Ot
Proigh
Houston
Iewa
Cape County
Raska
Hammon
Aie
Texas
Vaan
Larry Parks
Had P. Fenelon
Gresham
Texas Army Camp
Women's League
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Met
Grande
City
Starr County
College Station
Texas Association of Collegiate Registrars
Texas A&m College
W. ¥. McCown
Sistrar
University of Texas
National Municipal League
China
Navy
Gabardine
Townclad
NEW American
Penney
Penney’s
America
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