South Korea Demands UN Victory in Korea War
South Korea urged the United Nations to pursue a full and swift victory over Communist forces in Korea. Foreign Minister Pyun stated Seoul’s goal to recover lost territory and criticized U S policy for hampering Korean readiness. He pressed for greater aid from Free World nations and rejected forced repatriation claims.
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Paul Martin
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Election Night Broadcast Promotion by Mutual Network
The notice promotes KCRG election coverage starting at 7:00 with a Mutual Broadcasting System effort. It highlights 50 000 miles of lines and short wave facilities, 75 special crews, and the Gazette News Room providing state and county returns from Eastern News Election Headquarters. Reports also come from A P, INS and UP.
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Wilkinson 89 Dies at Home Near Koszta
Belle FPiaine James H. Wilkinson, age 89, died Sunday at his Koszta area home. Services set for 1 30 p.m. Wednesday at Peffers Funeral Home.
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James H. Wilkinson
Koszta
Peffers
Radio and TV Log Highlights Service to Stations
The Gazette lists current programs airing on radio and television as a free reader service. This archive details schedules, show titles, and broadcast times for listed stations.
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Madn Night Schedule Fragments and Local Listings
A fragmented OCR page lists times and names across a local schedule with references to Morning and Afternoon slots. Names like Gerry Moore Gabby Hares and Ken Cowher appear among program timings and venue notes, reflecting a busy daily listings page.
Black Hawk Board Opposes Changes In Relief Policies
Francis Messerly, member of two Black Hawk county boards, criticizes proposed relief policy changes endorsed by Dr. Allen Linford. The county board approves Messerly's statement and plans to oppose the program at district meetings, mailing copies to all county boards. Linford urges ending state residence requirements, allowing use of aid by recipients, raising grants, and centralizing control, which Messerly calls socialistic and predicts higher relief rolls.
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Board of Supervisors
Allen Linford
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Iowa Welfare ‘Association
Des Moines
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State Association of County Officers
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County Board of Social Welfare
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Family Camps in Chicago City Hall
A family of 14 led by Maria Jackson moved into Chicago City Hall lobby this weekend claiming they need shelter. Police would not remove them unless operations were disrupted while officials removed furniture considered a fire hazard.
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City Hall
Maria Jackson
Te Lobby
Southside
J H Wilkinson Rites Set in Belle Plaine
Funeral services for James H. Wilkinson 83 lifelong Belle Plaine area resident will be held at 1 30 pm Wednesday at the Pefferg funeral home Belle Plaine with Rev Paul Heath of the Belle Plaine Methodist church officiating Burial will be in the Koszta cemetery He died Sunday at his farm home near Koszta born near Chelsea June 5 1863 Surviving wife and three daughters
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the Gazette
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James H. Wilkinson
Pefferg
Paul Heath
Koszta
Wilkinson
Chelsea
Jim
Slaying of London Bobby Spurs Call for Harsh Punishments
An unarmed London bobby was shot dead during a rooftop chase of two teenagers. The incident sparked renewed demand for stronger punishments and harsher controls for juvenile offenders in the international capital.
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London
Nebraska may cancel third straight deer hunting season
Lincoln AP Secretary Paul Gilbert of the state game commission said a possible postponement of the deer season is under review due to fire threat. The deer season was to start December 1. Pheasant and waterfowl seasons continue with end dates of November 23 and December 9 respectively.
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Neb
Nebraska
Paul Gilbert
Thestate Game Commission
Gilbert
French Third Republic Born After Narrow Vote
In 1875 the French assembly debated monarchy versus republic. The republic won 353 to 352 after diarist John Lenrant, a longtime monarchist, suffered indigestion and was carried from the chamber before casting his ballot, which would have tied the result.
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John Lenrant
Truman Withholds Private Poll in Election Forecast
President Truman skipped his usual private poll on the presidential race in Kansas City. He cited optimistic forecasts from ex-Democratic chairmen Frank E. McKinney and William Boyle Jr. as he met friends at the Hotel Muehlebach. The visit included a TV newsreel and plans for a Battery D, 129th Field Artillery reunion.
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Truman
Democratic National Committee
Muehle.bach
Frank E. McKinney
Adlai E. Stevenson
William Boyle Jr
Independence
129Th Seield ‘Artillery
France
French Air Force Strikes Vietminh Columns in Indochina
French air force attacked Vietminh troop columns moving north and south of the Black River. French Union forces expanded to the north and southeast of Phu Tho, 60 miles northwest of Hanoi, engaging Communist-led Vietminh units. Immediate results and troop numbers were not released.
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Indo-China
Black River
Phu Tho
Crosby at Wife's Funeral Appears Near Collapse
Bing Crosby endured a near collapse at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills as he attended Dixie Lee Crosby's funeral. The Catholic requiem mass honored his wife who died after a battle with cancer. Gary Crosby Jr. supported his father during the service attended by about 1000 relatives and Hollywood figures.
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Bing Crosby
Crosby
Gary
Church of the Good Shepherd
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Hollywood
Kennan Leaves Germany for Return to United States
George F. Kennan former U S ambassador to Moscow departed Haemearhaven Germany aboard the liner America heading home to the United States with his wife and two children following his recall to Washington so report states.
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Germany
George F. Kennan
U. S
Moscow
United States
U.S
America
Ibanez Inaugurated As President of Chile
SANTIAGO Chile AP Gen Carlos Ibanez del Campo was inaugurated Monday as president of Chile succeeding Gabriel Gonzales Videla who was deposed in 1931 after four years of dictatorial rule. In elections last September he received about 47 percent of the votes.
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Santiago, Chile
Carlos Ibanez del Campo
Chile
Ibanez
Gabriel Gonzales Videla
Pakistan Revolt Plot Trial Ends After 17 Months
The 17 month trial of 16 military officers accused of conspiring to overthrow the government and establish a pro Communist dictatorship ended as official sources disclosed that sentences will be submitted to the government for consideration, with no verdict announced.
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Ekarachi
Pakistan
Lead price rises half cent to 14 cents a pound
New York reports lead prices advanced one half cent per pound to 14 cents. This marks the first change since October 22 when quotations fell to 13 1/2 cents. The increase follows strong demand for the metal last week.
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New York
Ins
Blackhawk Brewery Sold in Davenport for 200000
Al F. Uchtorff, president of the firm, won a court ordered sale of Blackhawk Brewing Co. Davenport and all assets for 200000 dollars subject to referee approval. Judge William F. Riley tentatively accepted the bid and set a final hearing for a bankruptcy referee later. Uchtorff pledged to continue operations. He offered 200000 plus 0 cents on the dollar for 32000 in accounts receivable, with two thirds potentially bad debts.
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William F. Riley
Uchtorff
Riley
Voting Decides Holders of 466 Congress Seats
The Democrats enter the election with a numerical edge as voting decides control of Congress. 34 senate seats and 432 house seats are in play with Maine electing a Republican senator and three GOP House members. The House party balance sits 230 to 200 for Democrats, while the Senate appears only narrowly in reach for Republicans depending on a likely landslide.
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Senate control hinges on 1948 election results
The piece reviews Senate party standings and key contests as Republicans and Democrats fought to gain or defend seats. It lists senators by state and notes the GOP lineup, carries, and strategic implications for achieving a majority, with several states highlighted as pivotal in the push to control the chamber.
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Daniel
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Igconain
Jenner Chariyehin
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Martin
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West Virginia
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The Post of the People by Edgar A Guest
A poem extols election day as freedom’s holiest moment. It urges citizens to exercise the ballot as a great gift, defending free speech and equal rhetoric under a nation’s dawn and dusk. The piece imagines tyrants fearing honest votes and emphasizes pride in civic liberty.
Eisenhower or Stevenson First Under 22nd Amendment
Washington reports that Dwight D. Eisenhower or Adlai E. Stevenson will be the first president limited to two terms by the 22nd Amendment. The amendment, passed by Congress in 1947, has completed ratification.
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