World Today analysis on Korea China risks and Mao's aims
DeWitt Mackendie weighs UN efforts in northwest Korea and the risk of war with China. He argues a swift victory near Manchuria could ease China tensions, while warning Washington faces a political setback in Asia. The piece notes UN veto threats, U S-Chinese relations, and Mao’s possible push for influence as Peiping faces UN scrutiny.
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MacArthur
Korea
Catistunaz
Korsan
Mancourian
Red China
America
China
Manchuria
Korea- Manchuria
United States
Asia
Washington
Russia
Jacob A. Malte
Sey
Malik
Peipings
U.S
Ernest A. Gross
Truman
Turkey
Moscow
Mao
Arto
Girl Scout Council Lists 19 Troops in Dothan Area
The Dothan Girl Scout Council reports nineteen troops under leader Mrs. Fannie Mae Faulk with a Senior unit led by Mrs. Lewis Branscomb. Brownies and intermediates are registered across churches and homes, with many leaders named and multiple troop locations including Temple Emanu-El Lafayette Street Church First Presbyterian and Southside School.
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Dothan
Episcopal Church
Harold Rhimberg
George Spann
Temple Emanu-El
Dan Snead
Brooks Sellers
Leader's Home
R. M. Adams
A. Watson
M. S. Dupree
Ben Mcginniss
Hospitals Brace for Major Strike in Twin Cities
In St Paul and Minneapolis, hospitals curbed services to emergencies only as more than 1,200 workers threaten a walkout. Harry S Hanson, state labor conciliator, warned a hospital strike is likely with no further talks planned. Twelve hospitals were under strike notice. most issued admission-restriction orders while six hospitals not in dispute had no curtailment.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Orney Samuel J. Sigal
Atomic secrets released by WR Higginbotham
The United States Britain and Canada disclosed low power reactor data once kept secret. The information covers sizes weights and shapes of early low power reactors used for research and training. Officials said it does not enable weapon production and will aid private industry and engineers. Senate reactions varied with open minds toward relaxing publication while preserving U.S. lead.
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WR. Higginbotham
Washington
United States
Britain
Canada
Atomic Energy Commission
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Raas Ranking Committee
America
Gordon Dean
Secrets of atomic bomb work discussed in Hartwell talks
A 1959 Dothan Eagle summary notes that officials warn superficial facts about the bomb are less important than understanding its real workings. The article reports that the United States Canada and Britain met at Hartwell England February 9 to 12 to decide what may be released and to agree private firms or institutions may build low power reactors under tight official control.
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Dothan Eagle
Priddy
United States
Canada
Britain
Hartwell
Eng
Library Aide Resigns at Houston Memorial Library
Mrs. Joe Parker, secretary and assistant librarian, resigns after six months of service effective Dec. 1. Miss Marion Neill announced the resignation and said Miss Bobby-Mc Tord, formerly of Cottonwood, will replace her.
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Joe Parker
Houston Memorial Library
Marion Neill
Parker
Bobby — McTord
Cottonwood
Nurse praises Hadacol's health boost in testimonial
A nurse Mrs Jennie Adele of East St. Louis Illinois credits Hadacol with alleviating vitamin deficiencies B1 B2 Niacin iron and related ailments after three bottles. She reports improved sleep energy and appetite and urges others to try the liquid supplement from The LeBlanc Corporation Astayette Louisiana.
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Jennie ‘Lee Adele
East St. Laws
Ill
Taya
Adele
Hadacol
Thomas
Iran
LeBlanc Corporation
Astayette
Louisiana
LeBlans Corporation
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