Europe must stand or fall with America in Korea
The European denouncement of General MacArthur shows Europe seeks less risk and relies on U S leadership in Asia. If UN backing weakens in Korea, Europe must defend itself with its own funds and forces, or face Russian pressure and a broader regional crisis.
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Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Russia
Europe
Pacific
United, Nations
Korea
Asia
MacArthur
Farm Prices Rise 12 Percent Since War Began
A U S Department report shows farm prices up about 12 percent since Korea War began with mid November levels near parity. Wheat corn peanuts hogs milk and eggs largely below ceilings. cotton beef cattle wool and tobacco above parity may face ceilings.
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Washington
Dec
Korea
Agriculture Department
Department
Young Son of I Mrs Deaton Succumbs
Sinung Dale Deaton aged 1s of My and Mrs Les for L Deaton former residents of Emmet died yesterday at their Baton Rouge home. Survived by brother Jarrell Wayne and sister Breas ga. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel with burial in Boel Cemetery Emmet.
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Sinung
Dale Deaton
Lesfor L. Deaton
Emmet
Baton Rouge
Jarrell Wayne
Breas Ga
Herndon
J B Shults 91 Dies at Fulton Pioneer Riverman
J B Shults aged 91 and a longtime Hempstead County landowner, saw mill and ferry operator, died Wednesday night at his Fulton home. He built a river business spanning New Orleans to Memphis, ran mills in Denison and Houston, owned farms along Red River, and operated a Fulton ferry before the river bridge. Survived by son Brooks Shults, sister Mrs B L Park, niece Nannie Jett, and granddaughter Nanty Shults. Funeral today at 10 a m at Herndon Corne lius Chapel Hope, burial Washington.
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J. B. Shults
Hempstead County
Fulton
Shults
New Orleans
Memphis
Denison
Houston
Texas
Mr.Shuits
B. L. Park
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Neice Nannie Jett
Nanty Shults
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
Hope
Washington
Landmark at Des Arc Destroyed by Fire
A Des Arc landmark the three story Wilson boarding house was destroyed by a fire caused by a kerosene stove explosion on the second floor. About 12 occupants were in the building. none injured. County Clerk Albert Erwin, whose mother ran the place, estimated losses at 25 000 to 30 000, only partially insured.
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Des Arc
Wilson
Albert Erwin
Cattle and Ghee Graze New Mexico Angel
A northern region reports about one million cattle and even larger ghee herds grazing the angel of New Mexico. Sirius the dog star shines as the brightest in the heavens.
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Angel of
Sirius
Ten Perish in Halifax Christmas Store Fire
A gaily lit Christmas display in a Halifax department store ignited yesterday evening, killing at least ten shoppers and workers. Police say the toll may rise as part of the structure is hazardous and searchers work to recover more bodies. Damage is expected to exceed $500,000 with adjoining shops smoke damaged. Fire broke out in Kay Ltd toyland on the third floor just before closing. Firemen recovered ten bodies, the city’s worst blaze since 1929. One woman injured and a child guided others to safety across a roof.
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Halifax
N. 5
Verdun Mitchell
Toyland
Kays, Ltd
Ronald Mulholland
Pine Bluff Pays Tribute to Hammons 1925 Team Honors
Pine Bluff honored its 1925 high school football champions who routed Stivers 61 0 for the national title. Veterans and coach Foy Hammons were celebrated, with a radio gift from Pine Bluff based Arkansas company executives. Superintendent E F Diel delivered the welcome.
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Pine Bluff
Stivers High
Dayton
Ohio
Hopeman
Arkansas
Foy Hammons
Foy
Pine Bluff High
Roy
Plute Bluff
Hammons
Little Rock
Earl F. Quigley
Little Rock High
Quigley
Pine Brull
R. EK
Bob
Ritchie
Pine Biull
Ef, Diel
Two Deaths in Arkansas on Thanksgiving
Two fatalities reported in Arkansas on Thanksgiving, including Ed Jackson about 40 who drowned when his motor boat collided and overturned on Swan Lake near Pine Bluff, and 18 month old Otis Dale Granderson killed by his father’s car as it backed from the Kingsland home in Cleveland County.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Ed Jackson
Swan Lake
Pine Bluff
Otis Dale Granderson
Kingsland Cleveland County
G Wallace Named Farmer of the Year
Glenn Wallace of Nashville Arkansas is named Arkansas Farmer of the Year for 1950 in the December Arkansas Farmer. Leaders from across the state selected him for the year’s greatest contribution to Arkansas agriculture. Wallace, a Kansas State Agricultural College graduate, began as a county agent at DeQueen after growing up in Conway. Continued on page two.
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Arkansas Farmer
Glenn Wallace
Nashville
Arkansas
W. W. Campbell
Saum Springs
Kansas State Agricultural College
DeQueen
Seven City Workers Dropped From Payroll
Seven city employees were released from three departments in a sweeping layoff aimed at funding a 10 percent wage increase for remaining staff. Mayor Lyle Brown had indicated wage hikes could come only with personnel cuts. Ed Jackson and Pedarydhinnon were let go from the police department, while Wilson Britt and W. R. Baker left the fire department. Only two were removed from the street department, John Dai and Harrell H. Hylgon. Roy Bullard had already quit for another job.
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Lyle Brown
Brown
Ed Jackson
Fire Department
Wilson Britt
W. R. Baker
Youth Center Dance Set for Saturday Night
The Hope Youth Center hosts a formal dance Saturday night December 2 at the Center. Members urged to invite non members enrolled in Hope Junior and Senior High Schools. Non members may join and attend. coverage notes Mississippi Delta advancing into the Gulf of Mexico at 260 feet per year.
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Hope Youth Center
Hope
Youth Center
Norrow
Mississippi Delta
Gulf of Mexico
Retreat From Korea Described As Dreary Ember Of Safe Areas Fading
Reporter describes a grim withdrawal along the Chongchon River front in Korea. Refugees trek dusty roads past towns once deemed secure as night falls and American columns move away from the river under dust and cold light, while MPs push stragglers to speed.
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Tom Lambert
Hal Boyle
Chongchon River Front
Korea
Kun
Charles F. Kane
Caldwell
Ida
Rivan’s
New York
Triborough Bridge
San Francisco- Oakland Bay Bridge
King
Sukchon
Pyongyang
Sunchon
Attlee to visit Washington for Korea talks
Prime Minister Attlee plans a Washington trip to meet President Truman to press for consultation with UN allies before any atomic strike in Korea and to align Britain and the United States on handling the international crisis. Attlee may seek a secret high level Western powers meeting with Russia to ease world tension.
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London
Attlee
Washington
Truman
China
Korea
Spe
10 Downing, Street
Ernest Bogin
Defense
Emanus Shinwll
United Nations
United States
Britain
Russia
Commons
Tru‘man
UN tries to avert wider war in Korea crisis
United Nations diplomats begin round the clock talks to remove Japanese Communist forces from Korea without war. Russia and China oppose compromise, signaling tough path ahead. Delegates note major decisions, including atomic options, depend on Washington talks between President Truman and Britain's Prime Minister Attlee. The article ends with a stray astronomy sentence about measuring a star.
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Russia
Eamare
Europe
MacArthur
Korea
Wu Hsiu-chuan
China
U. S
Moscow
Peiping
Malik
Neons
U. N. Aglon
Britain
Sir Gledwyn Jebb
Pelping
Truman
Clement Attlee
MacArthur: Korea crisis not hopeless but crucial
Washington reports General MacArthur says the Korean military situation is critical but not hopeless. He warns success requires united free nations and their combined resources, while President Truman says active consideration is appropriate.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
United
MacArthur
Free Nations
Korea
Truman
Demessary
New Social Security Rules Affect Household Workers
A Texarkana Social Security official explains envelope reporting for household workers under the new law. For a typical case, a housewife employing a maid two days weekly in the first quarter may have $3.00 in tax for $130 wages, with the employer and worker sharing the 3 percent tax. the envelope reports the wages and social security number for the quarter.
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Janary
Eugene Riegler
Ots Social Security
Texarka
Riegler
Graplover
Eee
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Manchuria
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Eli
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