Sect Submits Pictures in $170,000 Suit
In Peoria Illinois Jehovahs Witnesses seek 170500 dollars in damages from 21 residents and officials of Wyanet for alleged denial of assembly during a lecture meeting in Wyanet Village park on October 23 1949. Photographs of disturbances were admitted as evidence.
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Peoria, Ill
Jehovah’s Witnesses
U. S
Wyanet, IL
Jehovah's Witnesses
Wyanet Village Park
Glenn Gibler
Davenport
J. Leroy Adair
Gibler
Frank Poscharscky
Wyanet
Poscharscky
Peter Gregerson
Peoria
Vincent Olds
Olds
Gregerson
James Cunningham
Wyanet Record
Memorial Building Association
Village Park
Cunningham
No Cheering By Koreans Greets G I s
Hal Boyle notes a muted reception for U S troops in Korea describing a country scarred by poverty and tradition, with banners welcoming UN forces yet little visible enthusiasm. He contrasts local indifference with the Koreans’ own mobilization to defend their homeland alongside Americans.
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Sicily
Iowa
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France
Belgium
Holland
Warships Bombard Reds with Heavy Casualties Near Yongdok
A navy communiqué says Communist forces suffered 600 to 700 casualties in warship bombardments Monday near Yongdok on Korea's east coast. A U.S. destroyer fired for about an hour, followed by another fleet unit using star shell illumination.
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Tokyo
INL
Yongdok
Korea
U.S
Quotes from leaders on unity and policy across nations
The collection features remarks by Gen Omar Bradley on rapid commitment, Henri Queuille urging unity for France, Arthur Koestler on mind differences, Gov Thomas E Dewey opposing socialized medicine, and Robert Montgomery on art and neutrality in times of conflict.
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Omar Bradley
France
Henri Queuille
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Smallest Park Named in Somerville Paul Revere Park
In Somerville Massachusetts a park named for Paul Revere is believed to be the world's smallest recognized park. The tiny site measures 25 feet in length and ranges from 12 feet wide on one side to five feet on the other.
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Somerville
Mass
Paul Revere Park
Andy George Favorite Radio Show Broadcasts From Front
On a frontline jeep near Yongdong Korea Lt. Walter Bryan narrates the Andy George show heard by spotter planes and troops. The program features calls from Buzzfly Blowfly Overlord Blue and field directions as shelling occurs near Simchon river bend.
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Yongdong
Korea
U. S
Walter H. Bryan
Columbus
Ala
Bryan
Buzzfly
Simchon
Blowfly
Chan
Nels
Overlord Blue
Roger
County Budget Hearing Set For August 8 1950
The County Assessor's Office announces a budget hearing at 8 00 pm at the Court House Iowa. Taxpayers may speak for or against proposed 1951 fiscal year expenditures. Miles P. Secretary.
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Court House
Cedi
Im County
Iowa
Ares
Miles P
Alaska's Richest Man Killed by Mine Coal Cars
Healy Alaska Captain Austin E Lathrop dubbed Alaska's richest man was killed at his Healy river coal mine when loaded coal cars broke loose and ran him down. The 85 year old pioneer industrialist owned the Fairbanks News Miner coal mines a bank two radio stations five theaters and other ventures.
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Alaska
Austin E. Lathrop
Healy River
Laitly
Fairbanks
Alaska Railroad
Thle
Cap” Lathrop
Fairbanks News-Miner
Lathrop
Pioneer businessman born in Lapeer builds Ashland venture
The text notes a man born in Lapeer Michigan in 1865 who rose to prominence by developing a profitable Ashland business before age 21. It mentions an estimated tune valued near 17 million dollars and lists schooling in Harrisville Michigan and Ashland Wisconsin.
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Lapeer
Mich
Harrisville
Ashland
Wis
Correspondent Learns Front Line Lesson in Korea
A correspondent reports on life at the front in Korea, detailing advance American command posts and the daily challenges faced by soldiers. The dispatch highlights strategic setup, communications, supply lines, and the resilience of units amid ongoing operations.
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Korea
Ins
Fragmented War Dispatches Spark Classified Read
A damaged wire service fragment reports shifting front positions and uneasy morale as units maneuver under difficult conditions. Corroborating notes suggest sleep and fatigue affect readiness while readers are directed to examine the classified section for more details.
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