Clark says he may sign armistice with Rhee under government control
General Mark Clark, U N commander, told reporters after a tense meeting with South Korea's Syngman Rhee he may sign an armistice without South Korean approval if directed by his government. He warned the timetable remains up to the Communists and stressed no final decision, while noting tensions over prisoners and control of South Korea as talks stalled at Panmunjom.
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SHOUL
Mark Clark
U.N
Syngran Rhee
Southeran
Clark
Communista
Ieee
Rhee
UNC
Anil
South Korea
Tne
Ree Ur
Ambe Sadoy
Striss O
Briggs
Bin
Rhoo
Vine
Clik
R Elenthat
Tl U.N
Clack
Eneli¢N
Pvan Yong ‘Lai
Pyun
South Kore
Panmunjom
North Korea
Red China
Bus Crash Hospitalizes Two in Missouri Route Incident
Two passengers were hospitalized after a bus crash near Glenwand on Highway 27. John Seat, 64, of St. Joseph, and Mrs. Stetta Lindquist, 65, of Shenandoah, remained at Memorial Hospital in Fairmont. Scott Mills County reports their conditions as fair with minor injuries. The northbound bus collided with a trailer truck at Hilltop curve. driver Oliver S. White of Omaha and truck driver George C. Blackwell of Rett Oak were uninjured or treated for minor injuries and released.
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Ulenwood
John Seat
Mills County
Sherif
Don Rhoden
Glenwand
Tye
Rhoden
Oliver S$. White
Omaha
George C. Blackwell
Rett Oak
Chester Dalyymple
Britton
Slot Lehane
Cathy
Ames
Hancock Woman Dies in Crash Near Dairy Queen
Hancock woman Miller about 40 died after crash on Dairy Queen Highway 8 when her car collided with a vehicle driven by Delmar Parrath of Carson, injuring several passengers including her daughter Marian. Miller left a husband and several children. funeral arrangements pending.
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Hancock
Fai Miller
Wate
Thumcock
Hae
Monty
Ene
Haeney Hielo
Inns
Miller
Marian
Quemstan
Delmar Parrath
Carson
Worratt
Tane
Tyro Borril
Milaabeth
Joo
Pitt Sen
City Council to Hold Special Meeting on Parking Lot Bid
The city council will meet at 3 pm in Peichy to final approve a 316,002 contract with Hl. M. Smith and Sons Construction Company of Omaha for paving a new Mynster Street parking lot between Sixth and Seott Streets.
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Peichy
T. BP
Schrielt
Hl. M. Smith and Sons Construction Company of
Omaha
Mynster Street
Sixth
Seott Streets
Dorothy Christensen Heads State Group
Dorothy Christensen was named president of the county recorder's division of the County Officers Association at the convention closing session in Tes Maines. The disclosure came on Monday. Christensen, from Pottawakamie County, had previously served as vice president of the group.
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Pottawakamie
County Officers Association
Tes Maines
Dorothy Christensen
County Recorder
A Slight Decline in Fall Pig Crop Forecast
The Agriculture Department reports fall pig crop near one million fewer pigs than last year, with spring crop totaling about 60.7 million head. Declines push pork production down through spring and into 1954, affecting hay and pork prices and livestock supplies nationwide.
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Ia Jor
Minos
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Towd
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Washington
Agaticulture
Ube
Lightning Strikes Lewises’ Home Burns It Down
Neighbors fought blaze for about an hour after lightning hit 480 McPherson Ave Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harry Lewis and family escaped with help from Miller neighbors as fire wrecked the seven room house and garage. telephone lines failed and the Lewises plan to rebuild soon.
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Harry Lewis
McPherson Ave
Ik Marty Lewis
Meg Lewis
Jin How
Neison
Mes
Lewis Polly Buty
Ae Jo
McPhereson Avenue
Lewis
Nelson
Tanya
Lewises
Eal
Neghbor
Neolans Plan Water Line Dig To Fix Taste Issue
Mayor Charles A. Nelson announced a project to reroute three Sandpoint wells to one of the town’s five pumps to eliminate an oily taste in Neola’s water. Officials said a leak in underground lines caused seepage near the municipal power station tanks and tests showed a possible pollutant origin. Residents report no prior trouble at home until this weekend, with some relying on private wells amidst the disruption.
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Myoongel Nmol
Charles A
Neola
Armelvong
State
Nygenie Laboratory
C.K. Blomgren
Council
Bhutty
Affert
Connellmin Llamlgy
Nelson
Slightly Cooler Readings on Tuesday Foretold
Weather notes from The Weatherman predict a cooler Tuesday after a near 90 degree Monday with 85 Tuesday morning in WHHL area. Skies show a few clouds and a top around 79 as 0.12 inch rainfall was recorded in the 24 hours ending 7:30 am Monday. An Associated Press report cites a deadly heat wave across the nation causing 128 deaths.
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Sun Y Wag
Adder
Associated Press
Iowa Announces August Draft Quota For 560 Men
Col. Ralph Limengtor, Iowa director of selective service, announced Monday that Iowa's August draft quota is 560 men. The total called since the draft resumed in September 1953 reaches 34 173, with the current figure reflecting the ongoing mobilization.
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Iowa
Ralph Limengtor
Sciective Service
Torn
Iowa Traffic Deaths Chronicle Aged Figures
An obscured clipping records Iowa traffic fatalities spanning years 1958 to 1982. The fragmentary text mentions deaths and associated numbers, with unclear context and missing names or locations. The item appears to be a local notice or obituary related to road accidents.
Starting Date Set London Conference Slated for July
A Foreign Office spokesman said France has accepted July as the slanting date for the Borumba conference involving President Blaenhower Prime Minister Churchill and a French representative.
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London
Foreign Office
France
Borumba
Blaenhower
Churchill
West European Army plan may strain allies finances
Legislative leaders weigh a West European army amid fears of heavy financial pressure on allied nations and the United States. Hearings discuss funding a unified army, with Britain and France to benefit from U S involvement in Thyler phones and equipment contracts. Senate leaders caution Russia’s role while Congress debates aid and procurement costs.
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Jack Bell
Willevn Manette
America
Germany
Rune Livingston T. Morehant
Trestios
Stile
Sumdag
Sen Tattide Morelgo
Ur-Ohio
DPC
Livatios
Sabotage in Soviet uranium mines sparks Berlin unrest
In East Germany sabotage and labor strife hit Soviet managed uranium fields in Saxony after workers’ protests spread. Paratroop saboteur claims were dismissed by U S officials as unfounded. West Berlin trains halted, and clashes with police continued as authorities report several deaths.
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Berlin
East
Germany
Red
Communist Party
East Germay
U.S
ALN
Germui
Saxony
Mamie
ADN
Fuscist Provocateurs
West Berlin
Tolegraf
Ater
Mastrone
Ap Sover
Werder
Seator
Western Spalied
Jena
Flighty buy at Kart Worth Texas for Model T Ford
A fragmented clipping notes B Bristaw granted leave to Cheyenne to visit his mother and contemplates flying. It mentions a 25 dollar Model T Ford in Kart Worth Texas advertised with a quoted cruising speed of 35 mph.
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Evernt B. Bristaw
Cheyanne
Kart Warth
Tex
Tovan
Roundhouse Mascot Life a Good One
Mike the Burlington Pacific Junction roundhouse mascot is a large black and white dog born four years ago in the roundhouse. He accompanies workers on home visits, tours town, and visits friendly homes, collecting treats and inspecting strangers with a friendly yet firm demeanor.
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C. W. McManamy
Pacific
Mike
Burlington
Pacific Junction
Vailenading
Radeoaders Ked
Roundhouse
Jus
Hartington
Raymond Stephenson
Io Stephenson
Settlement Soon on Bus Issue Rumor
Rumors of a quick settlement in the long standing bus service dispute between Omaha and Council Bluffs circulate this week. The Interstate Commerce Commission authority granting temporary rights to Council Bluffs Transit to operate into Omaha is said to expire Tuesday night. Persistent talk claimed permanent authority would transfer to the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway, potentially ending street railway control. Company officials declined to comment, while Transit president James Kiger said there will be no interruption of service.
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Montiny
Council Bluffs
Heinls
Interstate
Cotsepee Commission
Council Bluffs Transit Company
Omaha
Elias
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company of
Tailhway
Trans
Lyne Barns
Streat Railway
James TR. Kiger
Transit
Hive
32 Persons Hurt as L Trains Collide in Chicago
At least thirty two workers were injured in a morning rush collision on Chicago's elevated lines. A four-car West Sheridan train struck a stationary Englewood train at Sheridan Road Station near Irving Park Boulevard on the North Side.
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Chicago
Syvanston
Englewood
Sheridan Road
Sheridan Road l
Irving Park Boulevard
Chuckles over High Whisky Prices and Nickel Drink Availability
A light note on the persistence of a nickel whiskey drink in the South despite rising prices, referencing recent bulosey shows. The snippet hints at supply quirks and regional humor without detailing specific events or figures.
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Pavifie Milion Soundhouse
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