Last Group of 36 Sergeants Freed From Camp
News reports detail the release of 36 noncommissioned officers from Camp 3 Chongsing as part of a larger prisoner exchange. Allied forces describe the exchange involving 409 prisoners and note ongoing transfers and unverified claims about further repatriations.
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Comioounl
Chongsing
Novia
Keston
Ily
Sizi
Qi Reuwning
Camp 4
Kaesong
Kavsong
Yalu
William Dean
Prospector Held for Slaying Three in Gaspe
The case centers on Wilbert Coffin charged with the murder of Richard Lindsey, 17, and the two other bear hunters found dead in Gaspe Penins ula. Coffin faces arraignment in Quebec City with a preliminary hearing to determine a trial date in October at the Quebec Supreme Court. Police say the elder Lindsey carried $1000. A coroner's jury linked Coffin to the deaths, while a firearm trace tied the weapon to Coffin's common law wife.
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Montreal
Coffin
Marion Peirie
Young
Lindsey
Gaspe
Claar
W. Hanitt
Bank of Toronto
Bear
Knowland Would Rearm Japan
A fragmented era report discusses renormalized U.S. policy toward Japan under Senator Knowland. It references rearmament, potential Korean and regional alignments, and possible coordination with allied leaders to counter Communist influence and imperial pressures.
Business to Stand More on Own Feet
New York. Treasury Secretary Humphrey hints that business must rely more on itself and less on government aid as the new year approaches. He notes a cash shortage near 500 million dollars by June, suggesting inflation will be lower and less new money will flood the economy, with activity tied to a post Labor Day pickup and a potential Christmas rush.
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New York
lAi
Treasury
Trumphecy
Humphrey
Ais
Washington Phone Workers End Day Strike
The Communications Workers of America across Washington Maryland West Virginia and Midwest halted work in a surprise midnight action. About 130000 members faced wage boosts proposed by companies and a new pay scale for those previously earning 10 to 47 weekly. Union rep Farrell Bear said the walkout began as a one day action but may extend if bargaining stalls persist.
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Washington
Warstityteland
West Virginia
Southovesterts
Bell Telephone Co
Mil
Missouri
Pral M. Donnelly
Indiana
Indianapolis
Pickering
Tlm
Baltimore
Maryland
Union of
Union of Switchboard ‘Operators Whien Hat Bolstick
Tau Chesapeace
Potomac Telephone Co
Margaret Welsh
Midwest
Commmunications Woekers At
America
CLO
Beaver
Une Jon
Man Upright Creatures Fight Wars for Peace
HAL SOYLE reflects on humanity's paradox as humans seek peace yet wage wars. He compares ancient conflicts to modern civilization's capacity for self destruction and questions whether progress truly serves humanity. He muses on love, loss, and the flawed nature of man amid a restless drive for control and meaning.
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Hal Soyle
New York
Gunfie
Cain
Abel
Foss
U. S. Weather Bureau
Final List of Casualties Sent Out
The article discusses daily casualty tallies from the Korean War era, noting delays and categorization into killed, wounded, or missing. It describes incomplete identifications, difficulties verifying next of kin, and the Pentagon’s review of casualty reports amid wartime strain and record-keeping challenges.
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Catupory
Mitiey
Fem Jr
Meir
Inchun
Hans
Ute Stark
Sant Chiyky
Clerleal
Uw Pelllayer
Nunes
Paratrapion Dev Chiss
Wilth Defense Department
Sunmer Watt
Perenge Department
Charges Filed Against AWOL Slayer
Harold St. John, 25, an AWOL ex-convict from Dorchester Massachusetts, faces second degree murder charges in Muskingum County Ohio for killing Wes seph W. Barding, 53, after allegedly being driven to Pittsburgh. St. John claimed Harding forced him to drive and planned to shoot him, saying he fired twice to prevent killing him. He escaped from Camp Atterbury and also stole two guns from guards.
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Zanesville
Harold St. John
Camp Allerbury
Wesseph W. Barding
Bees Hey
Harding
St. John
Grand
Charles Hendershot
Muskingum County
Dorelestes
Mass
Jermy
President Plans to Just Loaf Amid Turbulent Era
A garbled report outlines an event involving a president and various figures amid chaotic scenes. It mentions Ike and Eisenhower era references, a ranch setting, reporters barred from a ranch, and a tense atmosphere surrounding formal proceedings. The text is heavily distorted with many nonsensical insertions and unclear details.
Mass Gamma Globulin Use Urged For Polio Epidemics
National health officials forecast polio activity with roughly 4.5 million cubic centimeters of gamma globulin available to epidemic regions and 1.1 million cable of vaccine doses used. Kenneth Landauer warns gamma globulin should target epidemic areas only to maximize benefit, as the total U S supply cannot cover all 46 million children. In epidemic zones virus circulation remains high, so immunization aims to prevent severe cases. attention turns to resource allocation and planning strategies.
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New York
United Tess
Aigh Authority
Urans
Kenneth Landaner
Micelle Cal
National Oardation
Garreet
United States
Lind
Hempstead Native Dies at Age of 80
Hempstead native dies at age 80 in Mississippi home of her daughter Mrs. Chace Mosq. Another daughter Mex. Mikel Crudle at Tedenw gad te soi, Chiye Chit wl Jheape. Monorail seevines with ha Tata at Qoa. Skitlige ad Shaver Sypelagy Chiveli bey thiefev, bberk Osteen anne dt ey, WBS, heaven.
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Chace Mosq
Hope
Alga
Mikel Crudle
Monorail
Chiveli Bey Thiefev
Bberk Osteen
Anne Dt Ey
WBS
Heaven
Telephone Circuit Severed Near Tanniual Missouri
In Tanniual Missouri a Southwestern Bell Telephone line was severed by unidentified attackers near the river road. Police reported no arrests as striking workers and supervisors noted sabotage disrupting telephony service while crews worked to restore lines and reestablish communication with New London and nearby towns.
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South Western
Bell Telephone Clo
Dinanad
Rundnes
Willliams
Itonaloal
Sibelatte
Ie Cone Pany
Williams
Lawie
Winniford
Lally
Radia
Seuboom Ynobiye Radhy
Tenginilter
New London
Hinds
Steikurs
Turning Under Vegetation Considered By Experts
Harold Hart notes contention over tilling top growth to enrich soil. New reports from Jarg Gasnourts and organic matter indicate yields after turning under residue may lag. C F Lund of the Agricultural Extension Service calls burning residues a mistake for soil health.
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Little Rock
Gomness
C.F. Lund
Solly
Agriewlhival Extension Service
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Lund
Stag Hound Shoots Hunter in Wild River Incident
A strange river chase ended with a stag hound shooting a hunter as two men were injured yesterday. The scene unfolded near Rabph Stovanbes Theater where Murphy and Stovanbes were injured. hospital care followed as bystanders watched the drama unfold.
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Geriogaly i
Alurphy
Rabph Stovanbes
Murphy
Wally
Tata
Betwen
Hoth Murphy
Stagaihe
Rail Conductors Call Strike for Sept 10
Rail conductors vote to strike starting September 10, with about 9,000 members set to be on picket lines. The walkout impacts service across routes as leaders seek a pay raise and improved working conditions, while union officials plan coordinated action and patrol picket lines.
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CDA
Radins
Treatlhe
Oredue
Adele
Mom Tyndies
ORG
ORC
Hughes
Enghia
Pughan
Steve Delehanty
Clio
Chalynin
Chidlemonds Ua
He Stellete
Prope Erty Truleoad
Striets
Daba
Alrike
Department Store Sales Unchanged Across District
In the eighth Federal Reserve District for the week ending Aug 22 sales were unchanged vs the prior year. National promos boosted some areas while Louisville and Memphis saw gains, St Louis slipped 1 percent, and Little Rock fell 4 percent. Four week totals remained slightly below year-ago levels.
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St, Tlauis
Fedcral Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of al Lotte
Louisville
Mermphin
St Gouls
Little Tees
Skirts Length Debate Sparks Paris Fashion Preview
In Paris fashion coverage the debate over skirt length dominates the season as major houses unveil fall-winter models. Dior leads with long standing influence while rivals set trends that challenge existing hemlines, drawing swift reactions from buyers and critics.
United Nations debates Korea crisis and new meet site
The United Nations Assembly debated Korea tensions and planned a meeting in the Americas. The session weighed inviting Soviet Union leaders and assessed forces, with North Korea, South Korea, and allied states under focus as the General Assembly considers the next steps.
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Avenion
U.N. Cauns
Quhkely Seil
Korea
South Kogens
Munivt Rledoshas
Soviet Union
Sheia
Nathan
U. ON
Gamling
North Korea
United States
Kore
San
Honglulu
Ganeva
Swilverta Tieirut
Lebanon
Stockholm
Greatest Tax Collection in History
Washington reports a record tax collection for the fiscal year ending last June at 60,607,000,000 dollars. Individual income and employment taxes rose 4 percent, corporate incomes climbed, and social security taxes boosted total receipts to fund government operations.
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Washington
John Q
Jacraasd’ ‘Sual
Fox
Vlarnat Regonka Lovtions Gostardiyen
Mtthutudurays
Xectso
Ane Buco
Ex Commissioner of Railways Dies in Camden
A former Arkansas railroad official, known as Cam den Hat former commissioner of railways, died yesterday in Camden aged about sixty two. He served two terms and was a founding member of the state’s railway administration.
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Commissioner of Railways
Camden
Arkansas Railroad
Don Foy
Arkansas
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