Third Year of War in Korea Begins June 25
Hal Boyle notes that June marks the start of the war’s third year as fronts stretch along the 38th parallel. He surveys troop numbers, weapons, and rising civilian casualties, noting Chinese forces and Soviet weapons heightening the conflict while U.N. nations face strategic choices and potential wider consequences.
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Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Passing
We express deep gratitude for kind sympathy, cards and flowers during the illness and passing of our loved one. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Son and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Frost and family.
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Korea and Europe Resolve: A Diplomatic Path to Peace
The article ponders whether China can be driven from Russia's orbit and whether diplomacy can prevent Korea from becoming either a peace bulwark or a trigger for a broader conflict. It notes the free world’s buildup and the uncertainty after years of intense, accordion-like warfare.
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Tent Caterpillar Plague Linked to Mild Winter
Denver forester George S Blader says tent caterpillar outbreaks result from a mild winter. He notes the Great Basin pest defoliated poplar, ash and fruit trees and warns of possible epidemic next spring if winters stay mild.控
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Supreme Court upholds Kawakita treason conviction
The Supreme Court rules 4-3 to sustain Tomoya Kawakita's treason conviction for brutal treatment of American POWs at Camp Oeyama during WWII. Kawakita, born in California to Japanese parents, had returned to the U.S. in 1948 and was arrested in Los Angeles. The decision preserved the long debated case with Justices Douglas and dissenters noted.
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New Zealand Women Emigrating to Britain in Bulk
New Zealand women in their 20s and early 30s are leaving Auckland for Britain in a major migration aboard outgoing liners. Shipping officials report this as the largest group of female passengers, often sharing cheaper cabins. Many are well educated working girls who saved for years to see the world while headed to jobs in Britain. Centralia church fire nears rebuild. First Christian and Methodist groups help fund relief. Notice: I disown bills contracted by others. Clede Slapner.
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Truman cites 16000 industrial deaths in 1951 tragedy
President Truman said 16 000 workers were killed and two million disabled in 1951 industrial accidents, calling it a shocking national tragedy. He urged quick Senate-approved safety legislation to empower enforcement and reduce miner injuries amid recent mine disaster concerns.
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Disaster After Federal Warning Sparks Inquiries
A disaster followed a federal warning issued by Inspec tore warning agencies. Officials are reviewing the sequence of events and whether timely action mitigated the damage. Local authorities coordinate with federal bodies to assess impact and safety measures.
Mothers Luncheon Hosted by Tandy Helpers 4-H Club
Pierce June The members of Tandy Helpers 4 H club invited their mothers to luncheon at the hang of their sponsor Mrs Herlia Smith Tuesday. Each girl helped prepare attractive men Cavers were later Anita Nicks and Donna Shirley demonstrated the making of an orange sunflower used for garnishing. A goal bet by the girls is to require each member to take part in a demonstration this summer. Game completed the social afternoon. Overtime Parking Ansconda Moni im A house wito has asked police to remove a parked car from in front of her house. She eqld the car had been parked in the same spot for two yaars.
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Rare Turkish king clock returns to hopeful owner
A gilded brass three story clock once owned by a Turkish sultan’s jeweller rests with a descendant after a repair by C W Asherwood. The timepiece, built over 190 years ago, has ticked again and draws attention for its hand crafted mechanism and silence.
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