United States Backing UN Action in Korea Amid Protests
The United Nations prepared to deploy armed force against North Korean advances as several nations pledged support. India and Egypt weighed their votes in the Security Council while UN official activities shifted, including a new personal representative for Korea and Secretary General Trygve Lie shifting travel plans.
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South Korea
Russia
India
Security Council
Noubeedi
Koran
Egypt
Décnusa
U. N
Tyygve Lie
Europe
London
U. 8
Warren H. Austin
Iia U. N
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Belgium
Netherlands
Philippines
WV. N
Lle
Col
Alfred Katsin
South Africa
UNRRA
U. N. International Children’s Emergency Fund
Korea
Katsin
Burlington Promotes Several Burlington Leaders in Shuffling
Cheyenne June 29 The Burlington promotional cycle announced by vice president Fee follows the retirement of J C Grisinger after 55 years service. Grisinger, former Casper division superintendent, will be succeeded by Harry Hinshaw as general manager of lines west of the Missouri. Petari to assume duties as general manager of the central district at Burlington. Potari to be replaced by Hinshaw’s former Casper division role. Gavin to move to St Joseph Missouri, while L L Smith shifts to Hannibal Missouri and Glen E Weston remains Nebraska district chief. Edits also place P Stine to lead central district in Denver duties.
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Chicago
Burlington Ibiea
Fee
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Burlington Lines
Missouri River
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Railroad
Casper
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Nebr
Grininger
Central District
Burlington
Lines East
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Casper Division
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Hinshaw
Omaha
Hannibal
Gavin
St. Joseph
Smith
Sheridme
Glen E. Wesnon
Nebraska
Lincoln
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Hadward
Sterling
Colu
Fort Warren To Get $5 Million Housing
Work begins August on a 5 million military housing project at Francis E. Warren Air Force Base near Cheyenne. The plan, approved yesterday, calls for 150 single family homes and 360 duplex units across 325 buildings to house 600 rentals on the military reservation. Construction will be by Wyoming Bulliters Inc. in partnership with Cheyenne contractors.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Francis 2. Warren Air Force Base
Chayenne
Wyoming
Bulliters, Inc
House Rams Through Excise Tax Slash in Washington
In Washington on June 29 a sweeping excise tax bill passed the House with a 97 to 14 vote, gutting duties on jewelry, turas, pocketbooks, movies and other items while raising corporation taxes for firms over 167000 a year. The measure now heads to the Senate amid wartime tensions and political contest.
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Senate
Democrata
Truman
East Berlin Demonstration Fails to Rally Masses
In Berlin on June 29 communists led about 30,000 toward the Lustgarten Square to denounce American aggression in Korea. The event drew a tame crowd as hundreds left before the end while speakers attacked Gen. Douglas MacArthur and Anglo American imperialists. Children were brought in from work and kindergarten age groups. In West Berlin an anti communist rally drew about 8,000 attendees.
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East Berlin
Laatgarten Square
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
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al- Med
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Berin
Dom
Railroads impose July wheat embargo to ease car pileup
Chicago June 23 The Association of American Railroads ordered an embargo on shipments of grain for storage in elevators in six states effective July 1. A railroad spokesman said the embargo is designed to prevent a pileup of loaded freight cars.
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Chicago
Association of American Railroads Today
JENS Dispute Resolves Affiliate Strife In Denver
Harry J. Bochwartz new president of the Juwith Consumptive Resist society announced a August 16 meeting to settle intra organization disputes. Mrs. George Efelaon of Chicago urged the gathering to smooth tensions as 44 Auxiliaries attend. Groups planned to resume fundraising for the 400 bed JCRS hospital near Denver after Dr. Lewis Miller resigned for ill health.
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Mear
Denver
Harry J. Bochwarts
Juwith Consumptive Resist Society
JCHB
Schwart
George Efelaon
Chicago
National Council of
Jcrs Aux Maries
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Schwarzsveld Bees
JCRS
Lewis Miller
Miller
MacArthur reports heavy U.S. air attacks in Korea
General MacArthur announced that American planes carried out 192 sorties against military targets in South Korea yesterday. He said 12 enemy aircraft were destroyed, five were probable, and three damaged since North Korean troops advanced into the south last Sunday.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
South Korea
Garages at Pierce Robbed Report Details
Sheritt's office logged burglaries at two Pierce garages early Thursday. About $625 in cash vanished from the Van Why garage safe, with additional change stolen from Pierce Motor Service. Candy, cigarettes, and other goods were taken from both sites. Deputy W C Tegtman linked the break‑ins, noting the safe was drilled and opened by likely seasoned cracksmen. he suspects the same pair entered both garages.
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Sheritt
Pierce
van Why
Pierce Motorervice
W. C. Tegtman
Truman Amazed by Rejection of Pike to AEC Term
Washington June 23. The Senate atomic energy committee voted four to today against confirming Sumner T. Pike to a new four year term on the atomic energy commission. President Truman expressed amazement at the action and urged another vote. Pike would be dropped from the commission at midnight tomorrow, leaving three members. The vote reflected a party split, with four Republicans and one Democrat backing the nomination and five others opposing. Pike issued a statement defending his tenure and record.
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Senate Atomic Energy Committe
Sumner T. Pike
Atomic Energy, Commission
Truman
Pitre
AEC
Mendallan
Senate
Pika
Mahia
R-Colo
Knowland
I-Calif
Commtes
Atone Energy
States Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
Jina
Grain storage embargo covers Midwest bulk grain movement
A grain embargo not tied to AFL switchmen strike actions extends across Kansas Nebraska Colorado Missouri Council Bluffs Ta East St. Louis. The association's car service division tested the measure which applies to all bulk grain storage consignees unless a specific bill of lading or reconsignment order names the firm storing under prior arrangement.
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Western
Association
Car Service Division
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Council Bluffs
East St. Louis
Fragmentary Soap Advertisement Language Translates to Household Bag
The readable segments describe a clear mastic can and a glacial plastic bag used to pack woolens foods cosmetics and bathing gifts. The text resembles an old soap or household goods advertisement with scattered phrases about storage and travel uses.
Wrosion Control Soil treatment and a good ratus
Fragmentary text mentions erosion control and soil treatment with unusual phrasing. Limited readable facts list foundation work and farm context, but specifics remain unclear.
Lightning kills Ramah farmer in field accident
Ramah, Cato County, June 29. Fifty five year old farmer Joop Budhatne was killed by lightning while working in a field near here last night. Hodhalne was driving a sea of horses when the bolt struck him down. No further details were reported.
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Cato
Babaar Joop Budhatne
Tier
Here
Hodhalne
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