Army to Establish News Center for Local Paper Releases
The Army will set up a central news processing center in Kangas City Ma to provide local papers with soldier merit releases. Major Walter A Penning heads the center to prepare brief home town stories directly from camps and units for nationwide publication.
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Army
Army Security
Kangas
Eoldier
Cen
Will ‘College
Helena
Ark
Boston
Seattle
Arny
Walter ‘A. Penning
Duston
Globe Weiter
Far East Command
Tokyo Wan
Adto
Army Central Devising Center
Judge Levies Overtime Fine On Railway
A chaotic Richmond scene reports a judge fining a railway overtim e violations as city officials promise stricter enforcement. The ordinance requires timely crossings and warns of future penalties if limits are exceeded.
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Richmond
Calif
Bieter
Horner
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed From OCR Source
A scrambled crossword style list of across and down clues with partial phrases, misspellings, and mispunctuation. The fragmented items reference animals, objects, measurements, languages, and mythic terms, all jumbled without coherent grid or theme.
The Long Way Home by Beatrice Cargill ONG
Sara and John escort Rob Cameron home after a long journey ending with a quiet return. They stop at Mrs Whitely's to visit minks and share new shocks, while Rob's note CHEER UP YOU SURE LOOK GLOOMY! hints at the mood of the farewell.
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Black Mountain
Jeb Reynolds
Doles
Thay
Rob
Cammeron
John
Sara
Pitt
Johh
Aish
Gorge City
Joor
Jobin
Grassroots Attack on Propaganda and Fair Deal Spending
A vocal critique argues that government funded propaganda and socialistic Fair Deal programs drive up spending. The piece claims 30,000 propaganda specialists promote medicare and other initiatives, financed by Congress, with critics predicting a drift toward socialism and higher taxes. It cites government payrolls and drivers as examples of bloated public expenditure.
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Peing
Serreva
Senate
Cof MacArthur
Dea
Univers ‘Dal
Congress
Sénate
Washington
Koreans Seek Cease Fire as Peace Talks Drag On
The Korea peace talks progress slowly amid mutual distrust with a cease fire buffer zone top of the agenda. Allies and Reds clash over the 36th parallel versus current battle lines while U.N. troops keep fighting in Korea.
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Alles
Reds
Ling
Red
United. Nations
Korea
U.N
U.S
Talka
Reda
Mora
Farm cattle and pig output projected to hit record levels
The Agriculture Department forecasts 6.49 million cattle on US farms by January 1952, up 5.8 million from 1951 and 7.6 million above 1945 wartime peaks, with total cattle near 90 million by 1954 including dairy. The 1951 pig crop is expected to reach a record high with about 108 million pigs available for the year.
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Départment: of Agriculture
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