South Koreans To Ignore 38th Parallel, Rhee Says
United Press dispatch quotes President Syngman Rhee asserting Koreans would ignore the 38th parallel as the war drags on. He predicts a growing Republic of Korea army uniting the peninsula, with uniforms found and training centers expanding. The piece notes North Korean Communists' origins, UN forces, and Allied leadership, including General Milburn and General Kim, as the conflict continues amid harvest and strategic concerns.
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United. Press
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United Nations
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Frank Milburn
Germany
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West Point
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Hoya
Tran Hhe
Rail Freight Car Shortage Threatens U S Railroads
News analysis by Fr Eter Edson details a looming freight car shortage hitting U S railroads amid labor disputes and government controls. It notes daily shortfalls of about 8,000 cars across box cars, hoppers, gondolas and flats, with 22,200 box cars and other totals awaiting replacement or new production.
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NEA
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Rads Montis
Tefence Teane
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U.S
Cities Unite to curb smoke nuisances nationwide
CHICAGO UP Cities push smoke control to limit smog within municipalities. Over 300 towns have ordinances banning dense smoke. St Louis and Pittsburgh forbid high coal smoke unless burners burn cleaner fuels. New York drafts rules banning fuels over two percent sulfur. Allegheny County extends rules to all municipalities. Des Moines Milwaukee study air pollution points.
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AFL Reacts to Tobin call for wage restraint at convention
Delegates at the AFL convention reacted soberly to Secretary of Labor Tobin's plea for self restraint in wage increases. AFL President William Green said labor will be asked to make sacrifices in the world crisis. Tobin warned that continuing wage hikes would benefit labor least as prices rise. The crowd applauded when Tobin said the government will keep a lid on living costs and may tax excess profits to share sacrifice.
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Tobin
AFL
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APL
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Houston Press
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Executive Council
Friendly Candor at Crump Stadium Ticket Request
In Memphis Tennessee a football fan wrote to Crump Stadium director Charnes Barbour asking for two tickets for himself and a friend. He requested not to sit beside the friend and described seating arrangements in the north alany and ash stands. He noted he did not want the friend to be seen by others during the end of the first quarter.
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Charnes Barbour
Crump Stadium
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AFL Merger Doubts Cloud Labor Movement Unity
The article notes mixed signals on AFL CIO merger prospects with MacGowan saying the text did not support the headline. The Houston Press reportedly altered its final edition headline to reflect lower merger chances and a cautious editorial stance to avoid public misunderstanding.
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MacGowan
Houston Press
AFL
CIO
Seven-pound daughter named Canasta in local story
Wil Ver and Ollie Parker, Negroes, name their seven-pound daughter Canasta in homage to the card game. The article cites a National Industrial Conference Board chart noting US population figures by year, with 1950 total around 150 million and growth since 1640 and 1906.
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Canasta Parker
Brownsville
Tenn
Wil Ver
Ollie Parker
Canasta
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Statia
National Industrial Conference Board
Nations urged to use surplus food offered by USA at low rates
Washington FAO committee urged FAO member governments to use surplus foods offered by the United States at nominal prices. The program aims to aid disposal of food surpluses from balance of payments problems, including non fat milk solids, dry milk, beans and peas, and canned meat for feeding programs.
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Food and Agrriculture Organization of the United Nations
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Federal study explores cost effective reforestation programs
A government analysis examines several approaches to improve soil and forest productivity. It considers funding options, targeted reforestation, and efficiency measures to support environmental restoration efforts and sustainable development.
World Bank Experts to Visit Ethiopia for Development Talks
Washington The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development said it is sending two experts to Ethiopia for further discussions on potential financing of the country’s development program and projects authorized by the government. The bank mission visited Ethiopia in April and May this year to study the development program and projects approved for Bank funding.
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International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Ithie- Dia
Ethiopia
Tiseion
Unclear Phrase on Typhoon Etymology Emerges
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a possible ancestor of the word typhoon from an Arabic term, mentioning temper and vague linguistics. The text is garbled and lacks solid sourcing or clear context or dates.
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