Word Potent Weapons Voice Of America Reports Korea Facts
The Voice of America has bombarded the Far East with facts since the Korean invasion. Eighteen transmitters broadcast Korean language news and features, now replaced by full news summaries and official texts to counter Russian distortions. A six hour special transmission accompanied President Truman's Korea policy announcement, aiming to saturate the region with accurate information.
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Voice broadcasts stretch across Asia and Pacific links
Special broadcasts to Korea expand via land lines and a network of transmitters from New York to the Pacific coast. Honolulu and Manila relay, while prior Seoul relays may still rebroadcast, now in Communist hands. North Koreans reportedly listen. Voice aims for native Korean delivery, screening by State Department, Civil Service, and FBI.
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Peoria County weighs tax funded new downtown building
Peoria County considers a new downtown square block with a court house, offices, retail space, and basements to be financed by taxes. The plan envisions private investors owning the property and recovering costs through rents and eventual transfer to the county after a year.
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Still Alyo Kicking at St Louis Amid Confusing Report
Fragmentary copy from a CP dispatch mentions Paul and Caleserra with unclear context. The text references office work, a vital need, and a copied ram from an unspecified item, but the meaning remains obscured and no concrete events or names are clearly established.
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Barnyard Escalator Takes Fowls For Ride
Neal Witmer a central Pennsylvania poultry farmer built a moving conveyor in a covered shaft to lift chickens to raising pens on upper floors. The escalator saves labor, slashes crate time from four men six to seven hours for 3,000 six week old birds to about three hours with one man.
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Virginian's Ranch Sold in Thermopolis Wyoming
The ranch once owned by Virgil Rice, deemed the inspiration for The Virginian, has been sold. Rice, linked as the prototype for Owen Wister's novel character, was connected to the early days of the property. Hog cholera was first reported in the United States by an Ohio farmer in 1833.
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