Korea war timeline glimpsed in uproar of 1950s news
A fragmented digest lists key Korea War events from January to November 1950. It notes U.S. and United Nations actions, Red China aggression claims, early counterattacks, Changning and MacArthur projections, ceasefire talks, and various domestic headlines including crime and politics, all reflecting a tumultuous war period.
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Korea
Reds
Seoul
Sweden
Russia
U.N
Worth
Ofoa
Fragmented World News Fragmentary OCR Readout
A garbled OCR sample mentions IPANORA MAI and Seana a jam, a Mad Dog Cook accused of alighting persons including a mother family in Lower California. It mixes scattered references to lynching in Lao, navy lessons, Chicago crime notes, Georgia law on war school funds, and a federal order at the University of Tennessee.
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Greate
Amindetraothi and Drug Administration
Gayelord Bauser
Sports headlines and hall of fame notes across 1959 season
A chaotic recap of college and professional sports events, award announcements, and notable upsets. The piece lists Rose Bowl results, bowl game scores, hall of fame selections for Mel Ott and Jimmy Foxx, and various championship outcomes. It also touches on boxing title changes, horse racing, and scandal arrests in basketball.
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Michigan
California
Bagor
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Cotton
Tennessee
Texas
Orange
Clemson
Miami
Mel Ott
Jimmy Foxx
Baseball Hall of Fame
Sugar Fay Robinson
Jake LaMotts
U—Rough 'N Tumble
Wdile Arcaro
Lukas Santa
Charles
Joe Walcott
Kansas State
Hoxgon
Arcaro
Wing
Eddie Arcaro
Wink Withera
Lea Wallard
Notable figures listed in political and cultural circles
A dense roll of prominent names spans politics, film, literature, music, and journalism. Figures include Sinclair Lewis, Lloyd C. Douglas, Virgil Chapman, Arthur Vandenberg, Charles Dawes, Warner Baxter, Fanny Brice, Robert Walker, Gelett Burgess, and Sigmund Ramberg among others, with roles from senators and diplomats to actors, composers, and editors.
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Elmo Scott Watson
T—Warner Baxter
Lmator
John Kee
West Va
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fanny Brice
Medienne
John Ersking
Serge Kouasevitzky
Bastion Symphony
David Warfield
James Norman Hart
Forrest Sherman
U.S
Naval Operations
Marshall Wenrl-Philippa Petain
Stephen T. Early
F.d.repres
William Randolph Hearst
Robert Walker
Ater
Louis Adamic
William J. Klein
Gelett Burgess
Leon Errol
Mady Christians
Mathilde Freud
Sigmund Freud
Sigmund Ramberg
GOP
Senate
Kenneth Wherry
Edwin Leland James
New York
Tiinga
Confusing World Posts Mixed Signals Across Europe and Asia
Fragmented dispatches report Britain and allies urging action on Germany while West Germany seeks European unity. Iran nationalizes oil, while Allied and regional tensions flare with coups, arrests, ceasefire talks, and border clashes.
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Bonn
German Arma
W—U.n
West Germany
Alka
Burma
Gordon Beagrave Poly
Russo
Britain
France
Germany
Top Ten News Stories of 1951 Crowned by Publishers Panel
The Publishers Auxiliary lists the ten leading stories of 1951. MacArthur ouster, Korean cease-fire talks, Churchill’s return to power, Iran nationalizes oil, dismissal of 90 West Point cadets, Kansas floods, Senate crime committee revelations, signing of Japanese peace treaty, two-term presidential limit, and hearings on irregularities in the internal revenue department.
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Publishers’ Auxiliary
MacArthur
Churchill
Iran
West Point
Kansas
Senate Crime Committee
Internal Revenue Department
Warship sent by Britain to Iran crisis sparks tensions
AP notes Britain dispatches a warship amid Iran crisis with reports of potential arrests and protests as American mediation falters. Riots flare in Teheran over mediation efforts while Truman moves to boost oil disputes and defense pacts. The era sees tense exchanges at the UN and across the Middle East with shifts in leadership.
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Iran
Czechshacnience AP
Willam Datla
Trea
M—Truman
Marrimani Iron Act
Offeriall
Spain
Jordan
Abdullah Je Assaan Nated
Molotov
Tito
Chain of Disasters Across World Mark New Year Weekend
A sweeping list of fatal incidents from around the globe notes train wrecks, crashes, avalanches, earthquakes, and naval disasters during the New Year period. Entries cite nations and places from New Jersey to Yokohama, with hundreds killed and many more missing or injured in events ranging from plane crashes to mine explosions and ship capsizes.
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National Safety Council
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Sioux City Plate
Spain
Globemaster
Amantle
Arizona
Goleta
Calif
Ofr
Charleston
W. Va
Mornipgade, Md
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Catholic Home
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Constellation
Liberia
Fitty
Colorado
Pitty
East Berlin
Pueblo
Mexico
General Motors
Indianapolis
McArthur and Truman clash over Red China policy shifts
A sprawling rundown of postwar U.S. political maneuvering shows President Truman and General MacArthur at odds over policy toward China and Korea, with congressional probes, price controls, and military reshuffles shaping the national agenda this period. The record highlights include criminal probes, labor actions, and budget battles as the government navigates Cold War tensions.
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Dawson
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Marshall
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