General Bradley Favors Limited Action in Korea Peace Moves
General Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, urged a limited Korea action may lead to peace, warning against broad war moves that could spark World War III. He spoke before the National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters in Chicago, saying restraint could preserve Western unity and deter Communist advances while supporting Korea.
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Fragmented Notice of Pending Deposit and Power Loss
A damaged fragment mentions a deposit amount of 25 008 and a reference to a power issue. The readable parts imply a financial or property related action tied to a deposit and an outage. No clear date, place, or named entities are discernible from the text.
MacArthur Crowd Delights San Francisco Welcome Home
Crowds throng San Francisco International Airport and streets as General MacArthur and Mrs. MacArthur arrive from Tokyo. Spectators estimate up to two million in the bay area. the route to the hotel is jammed for hours amid cheers, flags, and demonstrations. Local bankers and officials navigate the crowd as the general greets supporters and observers.
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MacArthur sped to Cebu in masked escape tale
A fragmented report describes General MacArthur being hurried to Cebu City Philippines with Loreta Mandrag in a tense scene. Witnesses recall a swift visit and a silent hotel room while sirens faded and a surprised crowd dispersed amid wreckage and debris.
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Loreta Mandragan
Cebu City
Philippines
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Man Shot in Attempted Robbery at Texarkana Liquor Store
In Texarkana last night a would be robber was shot and killed by watchman J. Baker through a storefront peep window as he attempted a raid on a liquor store. Sheriff Davis linked the deceased to a string of liquor store robberies since January. Dr. C. L. Winchester ruled the killing justified homicide.
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Texarkana
Robert C. Maman
Dallas
Jie Baker
Wicking Liquoratore
Baker
W. E. Davis
C. L. Winchester
Church Woman.Meat at Forrest City
Approximately 100 delegates attended the opening session of the annual state convention of the Council of United Church Women in Forrest City. An afternoon forum focused on the White House conference with sessions led by Mrs. F. R. Henderson of Little Rock and Rev. Sheldon Davis of Forrest City. National president Mrs. James D. Wyker of Columbia, Missouri, is scheduled to speak tonight as the meeting runs through tomorrow.
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White House
4. R. Henderson
Little Rock
Sheldon Davis
Forrent City
James D. Wyker
Columbia, Mo
Child Killed in Arkansas Highway Mishap
A five year old boy Richard Brown was struck by an Intercity Office van near his Damascus home on highway 65. A seventeen month old girl Sharon Lynn Birch was strangled fatally in the same incident.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Richard Brown
Amos Brown
Damascus
Sharon Lynn Birch
Mra
Tragedy Near McGehee In Domestic Accident
James R. Birch of McGehee reports a fatal domestic incident as a mother, while trying to guard a child in a high chair, used a cloth to brace the equipment. The child became entangled and died before the mother could react, leaving Mrs. Birch at the scene and later explaining the accident.
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James R. Birch
McGehee
Mrs. Birch
Body of Accused Mother Is Found in Memphis
Memphis, Tennessee reports the body of Mary Evelyn Casey, 32, found yesterday by her husband. The mother, accused of harming her baby, had fled before their daughter’s discovery. Casey had a seven month leave of absence from a psychiatrist. Inspector Wirbery said she would have faced a milder charge if alive.
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