Europe Reacts With Dread On Korea Fighting
Europe saw reports of fighting in Korea and feared a prelude to world war. Britain and France expressed worry while a Tory MP suggested UN approval for an atomic strike on Pyongyang, a move the party denied. Stock markets in London and Paris tumbled as Attlee voiced concern.
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London
Europe
Korea
Japan
Hitler
Rhineland
Britain
United Nations
Pyongyang
Peter Roberts
Roberts
Paris
John Foster Dulles
State Department
the Tagblatt
Vienna
America
Far East
New Measure Encourages Oil From Coal
Rep Ramsay of West Virginia introduced a bill to promote oil from coal by allowing a five year tax amortization for liquid fuel plant construction. The tax incentive plus reduced distribution costs could enable railroads to deploy synthetic fuels economically. The piece notes U S telephone instruments grew from 6.1 million in 1907 to over 40 million in 1949.
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Washington
Rep
Ramsay
D-W.va
United States
Quiet Battle Over Judge Bazile Probe Grows
Governor Battle considers a call for a special session to probe charges against Judge Bazile of the fifteenth circuit. A letter from Horace Morrison accuses Bazile of misconduct in a coastal guardsman rape case and hints at further testimony on oath violations. Bazile calls the charges a tissue of lies and blames Morrison for indict ment problems.
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Richmond
Battle
General Assembly
Leon M. Batile
Fifteenth Circuit
Horace T. Morrison
King George County Commonwealth
Morrison
Bazile
Coast
Commonwealth
9 Year Old Boy Now Feels Fine
Harold Wood of St Louis Missouri benefits from HADACOL after deficient vitamins and iron. He gains weight and appetite and now enjoys sports, with family members also trying the product as doctors recommend it. The ad touts improved hemoglobin and claims a money back guarantee.
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Harold Wood
Lafayette Ave
St. Louis
Missouri
St. Louis Cardinals
Harold
LeBlanc Corporation
World on edge as Korea crisis stirs global reactions
Global leaders react to the Korea outbreak with Western support for a cease-fire and Communist retreat. Iran’s Ali Razmara named premier designate. Cairo diplomats note US alignment with the West. Germans compare Korea to division at home while press split mirrors Moscow line versus Western view.
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Britain
Korea
United Nations
France
Henri Queuille
America
Saigon
United States
Indochina
Iran
Russia
Ali Razmara
Cairo
West
Tazewell Livestock Head Sold In Broad Market Report
Livestock totals show cattle 833 head across steers heifers cows bulls vealers heavy calves hogs sheep lambs and sheep totals with price ranges for hogs vealers and sheep. Specific lots include hogs good and choice 223 19.95 and sows 7 290-450 14.00-16.10 with stocker ewes 60 head 12.25-24.00.
Death of Mrs. Liza A. Kline from road crash injuries
Mrs. Liza A. Kline aged 85 of Circleville West Virginia died in Cumberland Maryland after a brain injury from a car crash. She was thrown from the vehicle and struck a barbed wire fence during the wreck that also involved her husband driving on the highway.
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Cumberland
Liza A. Kline
Circleville
W. Va
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