Korean War News Mixed With Indo China Threats
A wartime column reports good news of progress in Korea and Allied cooperation with the United Nations, noting a unified command and potential arms control. It contrasts this with grim warnings about Indo China, French and Chinese actions, and the risk of a broader conflict amid stalled peace efforts.
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Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Wake Stand
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Agen
Pinner
Korea
Ted Jaimg
Peare
Berlin
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Quints Sing At Gotham Fete In New York Visit
The Dionne quintuplets performed during a New York city appearance tied to the Alfred Smith Memorial event. They wore blue formal dresses and pink lips as they sang several numbers with their companions and chaperone guards providing crowd control and security.
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Elizabeth Toomey
New York
Alfred Smith
Arnstty
Cecile
Emili
Marie
Yvonne
Banque
Secompani
Farmaus
Minsicizn
Rita Oblia
Bro
Dothan Board of Education Financial Statement 1949 30
The document states the receipts and disbursements of the Board of Education of the City of Dothan Alabama for the period beginning October 1949 and ending September 30 1930. It lists total expenditures and balance 513 55387 and names Bruce Flurry as signer.
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Board of Education
Dothan
Alabama
Board OF Education OF the City
Bruce Flurry
Florida May Get Top Movie Film
Governor Warren predicts a major motion picture studio with top stars and Grade A films will be established in Florida within 18 months, based on conference talks during a trip to California and the American Legion convention. Florida officials offer cautious comments as Hollywood and California studio leaders show no confirmed plans.
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Tallahamsee
Waller Warren
Studis
Florida
Gaines- Jie
Unifornia
Amerian Legion
Secretar
Complin
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Hollywood
California
Warren
Movig
Flaraa
Jack Goldbu Peas
Mia
Lor
Wolton
Jacksonville
Hig
Monograny Pictures
Rbert
Quaker Farmer Plans Costa Rica Departure Over War Economy
Alsbamian resident Quaker, 4 al. year old, prepares to leave the United States for Costa Rica after selling his prosperous dairy farm to a Iowa farmer. He says he will depart after transfer to the buyer and cites war economy pressures, noting emigration plans by Baldwin County Quakers. Several draft-age members face federal prison terms for declining selective service registration citing religious convictions.
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Fairhope
Ala
Costa Rica
Tall Mubert Mendenhall
Tie Farell
Baldwin County
United States
Pen
Ople
Tuskegee Directors Appointed By Folsom
Gov. Janes E. Folsom named three new Tuskegee Institute commissioners. Henry Neil Secrest and Gaston join Rep. George Wallace of Cwang and Birmingham funeral executive Xrary as the five members. Terms run to October 1954 and 1952, with Gaston the only Black member. The other two appointees are Rep. John Pinson and George Wilkinson.
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Montgomery Cae
Yes
Tuskegee Institute
Janes E. Folsom
Henry Neil Secrest
Tuskegee
George Wallace
Cwang A. Co
Gaston
Birminghan Xrary Funeral Home
Tusker
Forrest
Bridges
Tasulea
Segrest
Institute
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Geiger
George Wilkinson
Mabie
Two Highways Closed To Miami Palm Beach
The Highway Task Force reports state routes from Miami to Lake Okeechobee and U S Highway 71 are closed or passable only with difficulty due to hurricane damage. Fallen Australian pine trees block the highways and damage obstructs through traffic.
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Miami-Palm Beach
MIAME
Miami
West Falm Beach
Wate
U.S Highway 71
Lake Okeechobee
Allen Back In Jail After Brief Parole
Alabama prison walls captured Louis M. Allen again after a brief parole. Allen, released to Etowah County Sheriff Cecil Folsom and then returned to Kilby Prison, faces classification before assignment to a state road camp. Governor James E. Folsom signed papers to recall him, sparking claims of unauthorized parole and sheriff involvement in a bootleg liquor investigation.
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Alabama
Louis M. Allen
Etowah
Cecil Folsom
Buchanan
Kilby
Frank Boswell
Allen
Folsom
James E. Folsom
UN Sanctions Move Shifts Global Peace Efforts
The United Nations adopts a plan to halt aggression anywhere using force if needed, building on earlier Pan American and disarmament efforts. The proposal, still awaiting General Assembly approval, marks the strongest global step to curb war and compel member states to contribute armed units for collective peace actions.
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Horce
United Nations
Vet
Korea
General Assembly
Assembly
T's
Hague
Globe
League of Nations
Agetessars
League
TVA Town Learns Tacoma Has Lower Electric Rates
Gunterville Alabama residents learned that their belief in the nation’s lowest electric rate was incorrect after a Federal Power Commission report cited Tacoma Washington as having a lower rate. The piece notes the surprising ranking and ties to military supply stocking.
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Nose
Appeal court upholds bite case ruling in Scotland
In Edinburgh an Appeal court affirmed a decision that a girl was bitten on the cheek by a dog. The ruling endorses that the bite was justified under the circumstances as presented in the case.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Third Army
Uty
Ofi Clals
Lies Set A New Pen Total At End Of March
Lies report a new pen total of 6 640 768 at month end indicating that 25 percent of Japan homes have radio receivers.
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Lies
Japan
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