Factors Gate Truce Talks Between United Nations and Communists
The article outlines internal and international pressures shaping UN and Communist negotiating positions. It notes officers speak for higher authorities, with U N directives coming from Washington and Pyongyang Peiping and Moscow influencing Red instructions. It highlights Allied divisions US domestic politics and war fatigue and shifts in morale and rotation in Korea. It also points to Moscow peace offensives and Red incentives to exploit other regions like Indo China Malaya Iran and Europe.
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U.N
Washington
Pyongyang
Peiping
Moscow
United Nations
Russia
Korea
China
Malaya
Westac
Iran
Europe
1951 Crops Third Biggest In History
Washington AP report: 1951 harvest faced weather and insect losses. 52 principal crops planted 362 million acres, 9 million more than 1950. Winter wheat destroyed 16 million acres, corn yield fell below 3 billion bushels for first time in four years, total harvested acreage at 336 million acres, overall crop yields high enough to keep production near record highs.
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Washington
Midwest
Riculture Department
Sentence Reduction For Convict Who Rescued Guard
Will Green of Durham County received a two year reduction in his prison term for aiding a prison camp steward during an assault. Parole officials noted Green helped L. A. Lamm by disarming attacker Adam Lewis who wielded a pitchfork. Green was among eight prisoners granted commutations.
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Raleigh
Will Green
Durham County
Green
T. C. Johnson
L. A. Lamm
Caledonia
Johnson
Lamm
Adam Lewis
Guilford County
Lewis
Gambling stamp issued to Salisbury man J Glenn Hess
Internal Revenue Collector Edwin M. Gill announced the fifth federal gambling stamp in North Carolina has been issued to Salisbury resident J Glenn Hess. The item appears in the state fiscal notes with a brief political reference to the 1951 legislative session.
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Greensboro
Internal Revenue
Edwin M. Gill
North Carolina
Salisbury
Gill
J. Glenn Hess
Prominent Democrats Tied to Tax Shelters and Promoter Tells
The piece exposes Frank Cohen and associates such as Franklin McKinney and McHale using stock trades to declare capital gains, avoiding higher income taxes. It cites Cohen's Empire Ordnance deals, including Pencoyd and Savannah Shipyards, and notes legal figures connected to political circles.
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Leslie Gould
New York
Frank McKinney
Frank McHale
Indiana
McKinney
McHale
McKinney and McHale
Frank Cohen
Cohen
Pencoyd
U. S. Steel
Philadelphia
Wall Street
Empire Ordnance
Choen
Empire
Savannah
Radio Actress and Sloth Terms Quiz Appears in Puzzle
A mixed list of crossword style clues fills a page, including hints like Biblical name, three toed sloth, Promontory and radio related terms. Names of deities, measurements, and linguistic abbreviations appear among the scattered clues.
Perfect Steak Cooking Guide From Gourmet Expert
Maurice Dreier, author on good eating, presents seven steak doneness levels from extra blood rare to medium. He urges minimal cooking to preserve natural flavor and suggests searing and basteing minutes per side.
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Harman W. Nichols
Maurice C. Dreier
Dreicer
Ceaden
Dreier
Lascena
Bonds Safe Yet Poor Returns Warned By Banking Note
U S bonds are safe but dividend rates lag behind the decline in dollar value, says National City Bank. The report notes the dollar shrinks about 1 cent yearly, reducing purchasing power and questioning whether bonds truly provide real profit. It urges saving bonds cautiously while noting risk from inflation.
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Washington
United States
National City Bank
Highway Records Lost in Capitol Hill Fire
A blaze gutted the Highway Department annex on Capitol Hill destroying all contents. The loss includes vital statistics and planning records that could affect future road projects and funding allocations. The building, near a new $1.8 million highway facility, housed two old brick apartments converted in 1950.
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Caanee No. 1
Capitol Hill
Hy. Rogers Jr
Hi Department
Rogers
James S. Burch
Highway Department
Spencer Abbott Dies at 75 Former Minor League Manager
Spencer Abbott, longtime figure in baseball described as the Dean of Minor League Managers, died in Washington at age 75 after an illness. His career spanned every state, with major league time as a pitcher and scout, including 1925 with Brooklyn and 1948 to 1950 with Washington, and retirement after the 1950 season. His son-in-law Joseph Harvey said Abbott also managed clubs in Tulsa Memphis Des Moines Seattle Williamsport and other cities.
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Washington
Spencer Abbott
Union
Joseph Har
Vey
Chicago White Sox
Abbott
Roe
Brooklyn
Harvey
Tulsa
Okla
Memphis
City
Kans
Oorenton
N.J
Port Seal
Atlanta
Des Moines
Iowe
Seattle
Sun
Williamsport
Betty
Virginia Abbott
Dog Brings Home Stolen Groceries in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan a six year old mongrel named Buteh or Butch detects groceries hidden in a heavy metal container on a back porch belonging to Mrs John L Watson. The dog drags the container to Garrett Osterhouse a block away helping return the roast to its owner. The owner of the roast remains unidentified as Butch also brings home an empty roaster from a month ago.
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United States
Kalamazoo
Micho Buteh
John ‘L. Watson
Butch
Garrett Osterhouse
Osterhouse
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