Abd el Krim Seeks UN Said to Lead Moroccan Independence
The piece notes Abd el Krim in exile from France, asylum in Egypt, and leadership in a North African independence movement. It mentions Moroccan, French, and Spanish parties registering as foreign agents, calls for UN action, and sympathy from Ho Chi Minh and the Indo China communist bloc. The Kremlin reportedly welcomes France’s Moroccan troubles.
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Morocco
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Britain
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Ho Chi Minh
North Africa
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Second annual St Edward High School commencement
St Thomas Church hosted the second annual graduation for St Edward High School with three graduates Murle H Ruffner Mary Ressler and Louise Filson. A Riley’s Crossing fire destroyed a Miller farm home causing about 2000 dollars in loss. Grand Council of Past Grands formed with 200 attendees from Warren Erie Crawford and Venango counties. Acting Mayor F T England left for Cleveland to visit his daughter Barbara Jane at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital. A local citizen urged city purchase of an inhalator to aid swimming emergency resuscitation.
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County Bond Sales Grow in May and First Quarter
May bond sales across B, F and G defense issues reached $550 043 in the county with statewide Series bonds totaling $28 024 628. Pennsylvania Savings Bonds chief Arthur C Kaufman announced the May figures noting payroll savings gains and an 11 percent rise in $25 and $50 denominations in Q1 1951 over 1950.
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Situation in Iran Critical urges reconsider of offer
Secretary of State Acheson said Iran should re consider its rejection of a British Iranian Oil Company offer to pay 28 million dollars as an advance toward a settlement in the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. He described the situation as critical and voiced hope for negotiations to resume despite the breakdown of talks. The United States is disturbed but hopes a friendly settlement remains possible.
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UJet Plane Air Battles Continue Over Korea
Air clashes over Korea involved 32 Sabre jets against 36 MIG-15s with both sides sustaining losses. A Yak fighter and two Stormoviks were shot down, another Sturmovik likely downed, and two more damaged as the battle shifted from 13 000 to 6000 feet. The Fifth Air Force said all Sabres returned. losses for UN forces unclear.
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Navy says about 300 aircraft lost in Korean War
Vice Admiral Turner Joy announced that the Navy and Marine Corps have lost roughly 300 aircraft during the Korean War, noting the figure will reach a year old on Monday. The losses are not attributed to every battle.
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Local newspaper copyright and delivery details
The fragment lists the Corry Pennsylvania post office filing as second class mail matter, with rates by carrier at four cents per copy and twenty four cents per week. It notes display advertising deadlines at 9 a.m. previous publication date and mentions republication rights by The Associated Press.
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Trouble Breeding in Morocco and Wider Turmoil
Morocco under French protection faces rising unrest tied to Asia and the Middle East. Gen Juin leads central European forces but remains in Morocco as crises persist. Morocco’s Sultan Sidi Mohammed negotiates with France while the Arab League weighs in on the Moroccan question.
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Quiz style memory test with historic trivia questions
A prompt listing ten questions covering law, history, geography and biblical topics. It asks about a former State Department official, Civil War allegiances, a river name, a Bible book, Mormon headquarters, a famed Corsican, edible behavior, camera anatomy, a writer of a quip about pigs, and a grammar correction involving pasture aging.
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Boy shoots self in Williamsburg home tragedy
In Williamsburg Pennsylvania on June 19 10 year old Jack William Davis found his father’s pistol and loaded a shell. He died from a single bullet wound to the forehead discovered by his uncle Ralph Rudy who reported the incident to police.
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Reds Step Up Air Action Near Seoul In New Offensive Signal
The Reds carried out a intensified air raid on a UN bivouac area in the W Jongbu sector north of Seoul. Observers note a possible buildup of as many as 3,000 Reds planes poised to support a new offensive.
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