World Today Sees China Seat Debate at UN Amid Cease Fire Rejection
The column notes Red China favored for UN representation over Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists, while a cease-fire plan is rejected by the United States. It says the Feiping proposal would recognize Communist China, council would convene on Communist-held territory, and Chiang would be blocked from mainland attacks with US naval forces near Formosa.
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Paroled In Error Convict Returns To Prison
Montgomery AL The case of Fontaine King a bank robber paroled last week due to an error led to his voluntary return to Kilby Prison. He was sentenced to 15 years for the 1949 Falkville Alabama State National Bank holdup. Pardon parole board members Bill Drinkard and Glen Vinson signed the release and later the delinquent parole order.
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Second typewriter on record from 1784
A Britannica encyclopedia note states a second typewriter was invented in 1784 to emboss characters for finger reading by the band. The entry links this device to early mechanical literacy efforts and typewriter history.
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Ozark Pilot Club Holds Regular Meet
Ozark Pilot Club held its regular business meeting at the Community Club house Tuesday night. Miss Kathryne Dowling, president, outlined leaflets on volunteer Red Cross service and announced plans for the February business meeting. A letter from the district governor commended the club and another from Sam Strickland thanked the club for helping send Creel Richardson as delegate to a White House conference.
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Methodists Plan General Sessions in San Francisco
Cincinnati AP reports plans for the Methodist General Conference to be held in San Francisco next year. The world service committee disclosed 8,000,000 Methodists contributed $281 million for world relief between June 1948 and May, funding missions education temperance and evangelism through world service agencies. The Board of Missions receives about two thirds of the $231 million. SNAKE NECK. The snake bird of the southern United States is described with its submerged body and long neck resembling a water snake.
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Prices Soar 7 Percent Since War Blame Said To Everybody
Government food price survey shows broad market rise with eggs butter and pork up and produce mixed. Officials blame war and profiteering while noting increases in poultry beef and canned foods. farmers packers wholesalers and retailers cited as factors in the higher cost of the food basket.
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Baltimore study notes meat and dairy price variations
A 1950 Baltimore survey by the Agriculture Department tracked how retailers priced meat vegetables fruit and dairy. Shoppers visited 21 stores over 18 months to compare item margins and price markups noting wide differences between stores and changes in store profits amid overhead shifts and wage costs.
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