Chronology of 1950 Global Disasters and Crises
A fragmented, OCR laden chronology lists numerous 1950 disasters and political events. It mentions rail wrecks, ship collisions, plane crashes, earthquakes, floods, fires, and geopolitical moves across North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, naming several countries, cities, and institutions. The piece weaves dates and casualties into a dense timeline reflecting a year of widespread calamities and political shifts.
West Berlin Defence Promises and Cold War Tensions
Chronicle of early Cold War moves including U.S. pledges to defend West Berlin against Soviet pressure, rising Korea crisis actions, UN security council debates, and shifts in East Asia and European leadership. Key figures include Acheson Trygve Lie Truman and Leopold and events in Korea and Belgium.
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U.S
West Berlin
Red Haiian Island
Hainan
Aus
India
Acheson
West Germany
Trygve Lie
Stalin
Moscow
Berlin
Belgium
Uncil
U.N
Jertic
Truman
Navy
Pehting
Russia
Stafford Cripps
Tibet
Ate
Spain
Pohang
Chinju
Naktong
Kigye
Red
China
Manchuria
South Korea
Malik
Security Council
Decade of Cold War Turmoil Across Asia and UN Actions
A condensed chronology notes assassinations and political moves from Belttuin's leader to U N actions. Highlights include Burma developments, Red China UN requests, Manchurian attacks, Korea invasion and UN sanctions, Truman MacArthur commands, and battles across Korea with advances toward Pusan and Taegu.
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Belttuin
Burma
Seagrave
Red China
U.S
Formosa
Russia
Malik
Security Council
Korea
U. N
U.N
Konan
Cheéchon
Truman
MacArthur U.N
TUS
Kum
U.3
Chonuf
Chowhi
Pohang
U.S. First Cavalry
Pusan
U. S
Taejon
South Coast
MacArthur
Manchurian
Hyesanjin
U.N. US
Top Ten 1950 News Moments Selected by Weekly Publishers
A 1950 year in review lists key events named by publishers including the Korean War actions led by U.N. forces, MacArthur offensives, Inchon landings, and major U.S. political and military developments such as H-bomb production orders, strikes, and security actions.
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Publisers
Korea
South Korea
U.N
Spies and political turmoil dominate early 1950s headlines
A scattered report lists events from Truman urging Fair Deal passage and tax changes to coal strikes, deficit budgets, Hiss perjury conviction, McCarthy probes, and defense and housing bills. It notes miners returning to work after court directives, UMW strikes, and political theater like Truman's whistle stop speech.
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Congress
Truman
UMW
Qi—Alger Hiss
Missouri
Notable events from the era include crimes and milestones
The clipping lists multiple items: a Brink's robbery in Boston with $1 million seized, Ingrid Bergman birth in Rome, mercy killing acquittals in Connecticut, an escaped leopard returning to Oklahoma zoo, a circus elephant incident in Sarasota, a Kansas City political boss slain, and various other disparate reports including court outcomes, religious proclamations, and notable figures.
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Ingrid Bergman
Rome
Carol Paight
Bridgeport
Conn
Community remembers fatal accident and local notices
A period of sorrow follows the fatal accident that claimed Frankie Toeckes. Obituaries note births, family travels, and civic events across Dutton and nearby towns, with mentions of local gains and moves. The Teton Memorial Hospital Association announces its annual meeting set for January 15 1951 at 8:00 pm in Chateau Montana Court Room with four directors to be elected and dues at one dollar.
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Frankie Toeckes
P. J. Anslinger
E. V. Omholt
Hermania
Spokane
RE. V. Omhwit
Helena
Sonny
Teton County
Gordon Tollefson
Missoula
George Souid
Don Schuler
Mesa
Ariz
O. Rosholt
Carsten Holt
Kate Ringen
Ray Woodahl
Great Falls
Olaf
Sam Jaconetty
Tacoma
Wash
Ray Decker
Matt Decker
Fort Shaw
Bernard Hennessey
Conrad
John Barry
Nels Rosok
Arthur Habel
Gallatin Gateway
George Jelenick
Denton
Earl Juelfs
David McClellan
Little Son
P. H. McClellan
Kenneth Chevalier
Navy
San Diego
Donald Chevalier
Buttrey’s
Wallace Klockler
Thompson Falls
Mont
McVey
David Rempel
Loren Schabel
Bozeman
Chris Finkbeiner
Adolph Aanerud
Deaconess Hospital
Trebesch
Laurence Trebesch
The
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Court House
Chateau
Montana
Devout Scots Avoid Potatoes Over Bible Omission
Scottish locals eschewed potatoes in the 1740s not due to taste but belief they are not named in scripture. Hunger that era prompted cautious eating, yet reliance on other crops kept communities through sporadic shortages.
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Davenport
Lawson Field
Yacopartijo
Iran
Shreveport
Louisiana
Tery
Clamiee
Washington
Seattle
Minneapolis
Hyder
Canada
Lawrence Steinhardt
Ontario
Ortte
Air Force Transport
Tokyo
Azores
South Amboy N.J
Peru
Chicago
Redsea
Lake Michigan
West Virginia
Columbia
Lebanon
Ohio
Air Force
Myrtle Beach
Fairfield-Suisun Air Base
Calif
San Fransisco
Joe
S—Ap
New Cumnock
Scotland
Assam
Pennsylvania National
Marshall Islands
Creswell
England
London
Florida
Bombay
Hutte
Long Island
N.Y
Cincinnati
Britain
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Klaus Fuchs
Atomise
Chiang Kai-shek
Atom
Leopold
Germany
France
U.S. House
Pakistan
Israel
East Germany
Yongdong
Pete
Atlantic
North Atlantic
Indonesia
U.N. Security Council
Indo- China
Hanoi
Italy
Gordon S. Seagrave
Attlee
Europe
President Truman
General MacArthur
North Korea
Seoul
Naktong River
Taegu
Security’ Council
Alger Hiss
Herman Sander
Brink
Boston
Senate
McCarthy
38Th Parallel
Pope
Inchon
T Wonsan
MacArthur-Truman
Wake Island
Pyongyang
General Motors
UAW
Alfred Dean Slack
AFL
Army
Stuart Symington
New York
O'Dwyer
Mexico
Timagrnd
George Marshall
Defense
Johnson
Supreme Court
Jackson
Alan Valentine
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Eisenhower
U.M.T
Peter Collazo
TJ Democrats
House
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Ford
Pedin
Reds
Phillies
Ohio State
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Oklahoma
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Rice
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Santa Clara
Kentucky
CCNY
Bradley
Barney Ewell
Jimmy Demaret
Augusta
Fred Wilt
Atlantic City
Middleground
Johnny Parsons
Jim Fuchs
Yale
Ray Robinson
Robert Willemann
Pennsylvania
Joe McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Charlie Fusari
College All-Stars
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Lewis
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Umy
Soft Coal Industry
Owen J. Pees
Sal Magilie
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St. Louis Cardinal
Connie Mark
Philadelphia Athletics
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Speins
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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U.p
Eddie Sawyer
Walt Crone
I. A
Ray
Sugar
Ener
Noor
Hollywood
Brink’s, Inc
Escape
Oklapone Zoo
Sarasota
Fla
Kansas City
Charlie Binaggio
Elizabeth Bender Cloud
West Ore
Brien McMahon
T—Roy Shelton
Shelton Garg
Thomas E. Dewey
AMA
Penn
Mt. Yerapaja
Americas
Wisconsin
Orvil Anderson
Commandant of
War College
Marine Corps
Ringling Bros
Miami
Daniel A. Gilbert
Gallup
Margaret
Ora
Ucla
Henry H
Hap) Arnold
Rafael Sabatini
Sir Harry Lauder
March Beer Femberton
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan
Frank Buck
Leon Blum
French Socialist Party
Permier
Walter Huston
Vaslav Nijinsky
William Rose Benet
Earl Wavell
Jane Cowl
Evangeline Cory Booth
Salvation Army International
Carl van Doren
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Canadian Liberal Party
Ransom JF Olds
Auto Pioneer
Jan Christian Smuts
South Africa
Eugene O'Neil
the Vlaywright
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Henry L. Stimson
Hoover
Wndr. Taft
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al Jolson
Ace Peeunice Costello
King Gustav of
Sweden
George Bernard Shaw
Cleve An Alexander
Charles Ross
A. Bernard Gravdal
Choteau