Fragmented Text: Soviet Objections and Armament Debate
A garbled report references a humanitarian committee, Soviet objections, and a discussion of psychological effects and repatriation. It notes Russian arms questions and the assembly session addressing prisoners and wartime issues in Germany and occupation powers, with unclear names and dates.
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Georg Federed
Thinimam Figiers
Anitarian
Orgus
Germany
Reion
Walida
New Chevrolet on Display Saturday Shows Safer Brakes and Sleeker Design
The 1951 Chevrolet debuts with safety upgrades and a longer, lower look. Powerglide becomes optional on De Luxe models while new brakes, recessed controls, redesigned grille and improved lighting promise easier, safer operation across sixteen body types and trim levels.
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Chevrolet
Igre
Shevrolet
le Bel Air
Elihai- Laelion
Vioekje
Bunche Urges U.N. Role in Securing Lasting Peace
A Nobel peace prize contender argues that lasting peace hinges on a strong United Nations and universal disarmament. He warns that without U.N. success, global harmony may fail, amid crisis in Europe and conflicts in the Middle East.
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Berlin
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Moft
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Palestina
Buriche
United Nations
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Bunche
United Natre
U. N. Secariat
Bunehe
EU Fe
Poli
Pope Pius
Pope
Ache
Scandinavia
Copenhein
Bernadotte
Singie U.N
Negro Couple Held for Theft of Jewelry
Fort Smith December 74Pi A Negro man and his wife were booked here in connection with the theft of jewelry valued at 3450 from the home of Mrs A B Harper. All the jewelry was recovered. Officers also investigated an unrelated burglary at Pat Malone Jewelry Store where a brick broke the window and 10 watches and three rings were taken with about 2000 dollars in other jewelry left behind.
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Fort Smith
A. B Harper
Pat Malone
Malone
Accident Claims Bluff City Woman in Prescott Hospital
Camden dispatch reports Lawrence M. Walker of Bluff City, 45, died in a Prescott hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile crash the day prior. Survived by widow and two daughters plus six sons, with relatives in Cullendale and Holly Springs. The piece also includes garbled auto features and styling notes from a Chevrolet ad segment.
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Camden
Lawrence M. Walker
Bluff City
Prescott
Herman McCelvey
Mary Ann Walker
Bob
Ted
Jackie
Glenn
Bladell
Biuii City
Pyt
Bill Walker
Alaska
Leo Walker
Cullendale
Harmon Hogg
Holly Springs
James Byrd
Police Chief Links Burglary Loot to Couple in Indiana
Police Chief Pink Shaw said El vin Young and his wife Bessie Lee were questioned in a Harper burglary case. He claimed a fire exposed where loot was buried. Young faced grand larceny charges. his wife faced receiving stolen property charges. Canada expands nickel asbestos and platinum production.
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Elvin Young
Bessie Lee
Harper
Shaw
Young
Prescott News Highlights Local Events and Obituaries
Prescott reports highlight events in December including the Nevada County Coon Hunters Field Trial and a fundraiser to print the 1951 West Trail yearbook. The Arkansas College Choir will perform The Messiah at the Presbyterian Church with plans for Advent studies, social events, and Rotary and church activities. Memorial services for Mrs. Martin Guthrie drew attendees from nearby towns and relations, with multiple notices of visits and out-of-town guests.
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Nevada County Coon Hunters Association
Prescott High School
Arkansas College Choir
Batesville
Handel
Presbyterian Church of
Prescott
Dorothy Hope Landis
Margaret Covey
Many Bottling Companies Raise Prices in Arkansas
Wholesale prices on soft drinks were raised by several bottling firms in Arkansas yesterday, except Coca Cola Bottling Company of Arkansas which denied any price hikes. Most firms increased wholesale by six cents per 24 bottle case, and retailers were expected to raise the retail price from five to six cents per bottle in many cases.
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Little Rock
Coca Cola Bottling Company of
Arkansas
Coca-Cola
Gail
Fire destroys Lepanto hotel and guests escape
A frame 12 room two story Lepanto hotel burned yesterday in pre-dawn cold. P Condra ran the hotel and cafe, owned by the Stucky brothers. A roomer with asthma woke occupants, none injured, as guests fled in the freezing weather.
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Lepanto
P. Condra
Stucky Brothers
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