Peace and war news mix in tense Korea and tax debates
Reports from Korea describe renewed peace talks stalling after China and UN leaders clash over negotiations while Gen. Van Fleet warns of potential all-out war. In the United States, lawmakers race to finish tax bills amid defense funding, with OPS violations and military drafts shaping the fiscal agenda.
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North Korea
Songhyon
América
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Ivar
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Geeroot
Communist Party Facing Declining Membership and Funds
A 1940s survey shows the Communist Party in the United States shrinking in membership from 74,000 in 1947 to about 37,000. Fundraising has failed to keep pace, with April drives yielding far less than targets and financial stability unlikely as nationwide membership declines.
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United Ed
Hoover
Astor Brantes
Concord High Notes and Events Highlight Busy Week
The Kickoff dance sponsored by the National Honor Society drew strong attendance with music from records. The C squad celebrated a football win alongside seniors helping in the Maynard victory. Val Muscato, Notre Dame graduate and athlete, visits before entering service. The Arlington field hockey game was rained out. Bentley guided a field trip to Boston’s Museum of Science for the sophomore class. Juniors discussed class rings during campaign activity period. Pianist William Haaker, conductor of Virginia State and Richmond symphonies, visited for an assembly.
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Concord
National Honor Society
Illiam Haaker
Haaker
Virginia State Symphony Orchestra
Richmond Symphony
Sportsmanship in Driving Night Pedestrian Safety Tips
The article cites the AAA training book noting pedestrians face high risk after 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Drivers see white clothing poorly in low light. Wear white or carry white to remain visible at night and use headlights properly.
Marlboro Fourth in Class C Football Ratings
The five year schoolboy ratings were announced with few changes. Marlboro High ranks eighth in Class C among 49 schools while Malden leads Class A and Marblehead leads Class B. Coyle High Taunton tops Class C ahead of Woburn and Concord. Also note death of 101 year old Mrs. Sarah S. Haines, survived by 50 descendants.
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Concoud
Milton
Melrose
Lawrence
Chelsea
Peabody
Malden
Lowell
Weymouth
Marblehead
Winchester
Gloucester
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Concord
Amesbury
Marlboro High
Falmouth
Constantine
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U.P
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Ave. Malden
Medford
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Coyle
Canton
Stoughton Milton
Marlboro
Danvers
Dighton
Howe
Lexington Tops Howe in Mild Surprise Upset
Concord High beat unbeaten Howe 21-12 at home as Lampson men had won four straight. Rindge Tech fell 6-0 to Lawrence Central. Belmont defeated Cambridge Latin 6-0 while Prichard and Framingham were also beaten.
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Howe High
Lampson
Rindge Tech
Lawrence Central
Belmont
Cambridge Latin
Prichard
Framingham
Waterloo
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Fitchburg
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Lowell
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Tom Magnarelli
John Hassell
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Galligan
George Azevedo
Cantab
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McKenna
Dick Lyons
Bernie
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Bob
Iwatt
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Mayor Zeidler Earns A In Government Course
Milwaukee mayor Frank Zeidler, after nearly two decades of correspondence study, completed a college extension course in municipal government with an A grade. He has started a new course in United States government.
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U.P
Frank Zeidler
United States
Final Two Weeks at Old Rockingham Park
Salem New Hampshire Rockingham Park enters the final two weeks of the Fall meeting with eight races per day and a slate of attractions. Charley Burr returns to the saddle after a ten day layoff while Sugar Ray Robinson Day promotes the sport at Rockingham Park and a dinner by the New England division of the Horsemen's Protective and Benevolent Association.
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Charley Burr
Jimmy Davern
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Everett
Mass
Damon Runyon
Concord Rindge Tech Suffers 6-0 Setback in Key Clash
Concord Rindge Tech drops 6-0 to Lawrence Central Catholic with Jack O Grady coaching the line. Belmont readiness expected in October 27 rematch as Middlesex League ties fade. Harvard links brief with Warren Wylie wrist injury and Fram ingham’s five straight losses ahead of Cord orddate. Lowell High dominates Salem 27 0 for fifth win.
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Rindge Tech
Lawrence Central Catholic
Jack O'Grady
B. U. Gridder
Lawrence
Belmont
Vern Wynott
Columbia
Harvard
Warren Wylie
Crimson
Cornell
Chelmsford
Carol Lowenstein
Framingham
Morrismen
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Salem
Cowboys to Highlight Boston Rodeo at Boston Garden
The 20th annual world championship Rodeo lands in Boston for 12 days at Boston Garden with top western stars Eddie Curtis Larry Finley Steve Heacock Bill Linderman and many more. Western ladies Mitzi Riley Norma Shoulders Jeanne Godshall Edith Happy join trick riding alongside Gene Autry and Champion. The show runs October 24 through November 4 with a kids policy at all shows.
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Boston Garden
Great West
Eddie Curtis
Novata
Oklahoma
Larry Finley
Napa
Idaho
Steve Heacock
Phoenix
Arizona
Bill Linderman
Red Lodge
Mont
West
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Fort Worth
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Norma Shoulders
Henryetta
Jeanne Godshall
Edith Happy
Wisterville
Newhall
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Lanham ‘Riley
Marvin Shoulders
Gene Autry
Hiier Horgan Parace Ofundays
Walter Brown Hag
Trinity Five Schedules HC 1951 52 Basketball Schedule
Trinity College Hartford announces a 17 game varsity basketball slate for 1951 52 with ten at Memorial Field House. Key games include Yale Holy Cross and traditional Wesleyan series plus Hofstra Queens Cortland St Lawrence Williams invitational December 27 29 Upsala first time in 23 years Norwich Colby return after long lags.
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Williams
Upsala College
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Norwich University
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Colby
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Bates
Bowdoin
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Worcester Tech
Upsala
Union
Tufts
Coast Guard
Wrong way golfer seals ace amid miscue in Wisconsin
Freda Schmalzer from Milwaukee scored a hole in one on the eighth hole at the Lake Mills course but calmly prepared for the ninth, saying she was not elated by the unusual situation.
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Wis
U.P
Freda Schmalzer
Milwaukee
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