Natives of Seoul Amid Ruins Show Quiet Contentment
Seoul, Korea, remains ruined yet resilient as residents endure scarce goods and ongoing shelling. Officials, aid groups, and UN workers strive to revive the economy, with lines at textile firms and relief agencies giving a glimmer of hope for a recovery spanning years.
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C. H. P. King
Hal Boyle
Seoul
Korea
Reds
Rhee
International Cultural Association of Korea
U. N. Forces
U.S. Marine Corps
U. S
United Nations
U. S. State Department
Economic Cooperation Administration
Colleges Help Veterans With Drama Programs
About 100 colleges and universities will join a program to bring all forms of drama to patients in around 40 veterans hospitals. English and drama students will visit local hospitals to present college plays readings and sketches and to teach patients about writing producing costuming and staging their own productions. Samuel F Morse inventor of the telegraph was also an artist.
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Washington
Veterans
Veterans Administration
Look For Different Lines Of Play In Bridge Hands
In this JACOBY ON BRIDGE note a declarer errs by choosing a general direction line of play rather than a careful, calculated plan. The hand features West opening clubs, a diamond finesse misstep, and East exploiting declarer’s misjudgment by forcing out key cards. The recommended approach is to establish long clubs with a cross-ruff plan and precise timing to outmaneuver over-ruffing threats.
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Declarer
West
South
East
Queen of Hearts
Dummy
Hearts
New South
Funeral for Baptist Leader to Be Thurs
Funeral services for Dr. Ellis A. Fuller, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary since 1942, will be held Thursday afternoon at Alumni memorial chapel in Louisville. Fuller died in San Diego after a heart attack while speaking in a Baptist church. He previously served as pastor in Greenwood and Greenville South Carolina and Atlanta Georgia, and as general superintendent of evangelism for the Southern Baptist convention.
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Louisville
Alumni Memorial Chapel
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Ellis A. Fuller
Mustard as Cure and Love Potion in Historical Belief
Throughout history mustard has been valued for diverse uses including treating snakebites and enhancing romantic appeal. Folk beliefs linked its pungent heat with healing properties and charm, reflecting broader era superstitions about spice remedies and courtship.
Mexican Hallowe'en All-Out Celebration
Ruth Watt Mulvey describes Mexico City’s Day of the Dead season starting November 1, a festive period with bread of the dead, candy skulls, painted skeletons, and altar offerings. Families honor angelitos and adult spirits with processions, music, feasts, and candles, leading to vibrant cemetery scenes and picnics shared with the departed.
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Ruth Watt Mulvey
Central Press
Mexico City
All Souls
Hallowe’en
Mexico
Fam
Don Juan Tenorio
Silk Production Fact Contains Cocoon Quota
A historical note states that 2,000 to 3,000 silkworm cocoons are required to make a pound of silk. This reflects the labor intensive process of early sericulture and the scale of raw material needed for silk weaving.
Oscar Winner HORIZONT 26 Precise 28 Grafted h 31 Polynesian chestnut
Puzzle style OCR fragment lists many scattered clues and partial word hints across categories including names, animals, and terms. The readable bits mention Richmond England and various numerical references, but no coherent event or narrative emerges to summarize as a single news item.
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