Scarce farm goods loom in 1951 outlook says Agriculture Department
The Agriculture Department warns 1951 will see shortages in cotton wool and meat as farm products fall short of demand amid wartime stabilization programs. Fertilizers and some chemicals are likely to be scarce. open season supplies may tighten. The report urges higher production and notes wage and labor pressures affect stocks and prices.
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Waliington
Ermal
Tneregue
Wat
Ain Tite
U. S
Missing in Korea Fifteen Year Old Soldier Report
A fragmented note describes a missing fifteen year old soldier in Korea. It mentions names like Lieut Darwine Martin BR and references U.S. locations and a school incident. The text remains chaotic but indicates a personal loss and an inquiry into a missing youth.
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Gldier
Korea
Dee
Ararpent
Sid
Childress
Davorer
Darwine
Martin BR
United States
Scheal
Vitis EN New School Chockett Area Faces Segregation Draft
Fragmentary report notes a new school in Chockett Texas and a clash over coexistence with African American workers. It mentions relocation of a boy named Baty and planned moves related to military service in Korea, with soldiers occupying facilities in Brady.
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Vitis EN New School Chockett
Tex
Ew Negro Works
Corian Litial
Rote Leads West To Meet West Coast Tour
Kyle Rote, new father, leads a westbound tour for a crippled children charity. The group, including notable figures such as Alex and Ala, travels through Ohio and Indiana, stopping in Cleveland and other cities. A baby at one stop is presented to the crowd, and there is word of a tense, hopeful reception with survivors afterward.
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Wis San
Kyle Rote
Childred
Mead
Definite Target Urged for Military Mobilization
Washington dispatch reports President Truman’s Council of Economic Advisers urged a definite target for military production with higher taxes and a pay-as-you-go budget. It warned of inevitable price and wage controls and possible rationing as defense spending stays high. The council aims to show the nation’s progress to Congress early next month with concrete goals in planes, tanks and guns. Secretary Sawyer noted 1950 output rose toward a World War II peak but inflation remains a risk, signaling further measures to curb prices and accelerate defense production.
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Washington
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Tru- Tian
Leon Kerrertny
Teumats
Pater
Iadvisory Council
Commereee
Sawyer
Couple Charged With Kidnapping Baby in Louisiana
US Commissioner Sean Haas Jr. ordered Mary Shintey and Bob Stanley held without bond on kidnapping charges after the two month old Eleser Yvers was recovered unharmed in Crowley Louisiana. Beatrice Yvers said a woman posing as a Red Cross worker took the baby in December and later returned the infant amid police inquiries.
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Opeucusas
Sean S. Haas Jr
Odessa
Mary Shintey
Bob W. Stanley
Crowley
Oll
Eleser Yvers
Stanley
Beatrice Yvers
William Gilcrist
San Bernardino
Marty Stanley
Jose F. Munng
Bridgeport Police Ask Factories to Silence Whistles at New Year
Bridgeport police urge all factories to refrain from using whistles or sirens at midnight to greet the New Year. Superintendent Jehu A. Lyddy warned the noisy signals could be mistaken for air raid alarms and cause panic.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Bridgepere
Acheson Confidence in Strength to Repel Aggression
U S Secretary of State Acheson urged the nation to close ranks and build the strength to repel aggression in the new year. He defended current foreign policy, warned against appeasement, and said the U S and allies would not be intimidated by Communist forces in Korea. He stressed standing by friends abroad and maintaining U N backed actions to counter the Red Menace. He urged Western Europe and the Middle East to increase defense and resist Soviet imperial aims.
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Washington
Acheson
Russia
U. S
U.S
Petanse
Europe
Middle East
Asie Acheson
Korea
Soviet Union
Achesan
U. N
Acheean
Asia
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Western Hemisphere
Britain
Japitly
Elevator demand voiced by Syracuse fire chief
Fire Chief William Connelly, in his year end report to the city, urges an elevator for the three story fire station. He notes fire personnel can use the slide pole if needed but the public cannot and should not be expected to. Classified ads.
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Syracuse
William 3. Connelly
Iniver
Clay tiles used con German staves in medieval era
clay tiles bearing German stave motifs survive from the 13th and 14th centuries, showing craft and cultural exchange in early Europe, with surviving examples found in regional churches and archives.
Christmas Greetings From Son In Korea
Christmas greetings were received December 23 from Father Cardwell by his parents Mr and Mrs David Cardwell. Pre Cardwell is serving with the 24th Infantry Division in Korea since July. The card shows Korean scenery with a pine tree and holly, bearing the message Be ever faithful in English and Korean.
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Pfr
Buyers Cardwell
David Cardwell
Cardwell
Pf Penn
Korea
Hastard
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