Battle Fronts Rage Near Anyang and Seoul
Allied columns press toward Anyang and Seal as fighting intensifies along the front. Chinese and Korean Red forces clash with heavy artillery, air power, and infantry, with casualties mounting and strategic positions contested.
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Fragmented Deliberations Between Farwell and Co
A distorted dialogue shows Farwell and Co debating guilt over Lavin Hao’s murder. Lisa resists, Angus taunts, and a tense scene unfolds as secret feelings surface while a hidden plan advances. The garbled text preserves names and emotional stakes amid unclear events.
Switchmen Wage Dispute Continues Amid Mediation Efforts
Arbitration attempts stall as Birike and others face a wage dispute with a mediation board. A federal contempt hearing in Chicago concerns a separate case against a strike breaker. The contempt charge dates from December. The strike began last week as talks continued.
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Rail worker walkouts ease as major lines resume
After a nationwide stoppage, New York Central and Pennsylvania rail crews began returning to work. Philadelphia and Baltimore terminals saw crews back on duty while Chicago and Washington reported restored service cues. Officials warned a creeping paralysis threatened national defense and transportation.
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Marriage Waiting Period Law Takes Beating
Little Rock reports the Arkansas marriage waiting period law is under scrutiny after an inquiry showed 39 of 10 January licenses were issued with waivers. Most waivers came from justices of the peace working in courthouses, while a Washington man sought annulment after a brief January marriage.
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Senate Rejects Pullman Car Bill in Arkansas Hearing
Arkansas Senate committee votes to defeat a House approved bill to require Pullman cars on state railroads be operated only by Black conductors. At a public hearing, opposition led by Lawrence Burrow argues the measure targets people and inflames emotion. Proponent Rep. Paul Van Dalsem cites federal student protections and danger to women and children as reasons for passage.
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Senate committee backs workmen's comp rehearings bill
In Lewinvilie the bill was disapproved and carried without a dissent. At another hearing the senate Insurance committee recommended passage of a bill to permit rehearings of Workmen's Compensation Commission cases by the court with qualifications. The committee voted 2 to 1 to recommend the bill if amended to eliminate strict courts and provide for direct appeals to the state supreme court.
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Small Business Says Five Percenters Not Needed
Alexandria launches Louisiana clinic series to aid small businessmen in pursuing government defense contracts. Commander J F Ashler, head of the small business office on a munitions boat, says hiring influence peddlers is unnecessary and risky. Sen Russell Long and Charles Shaver join the Louisiana tour briefing on procurement rules and penalties for undisclosed help.
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Three Tax Issues to Be Brought Before the House
Suite Rock Feb 6 Three administration tax measures will be brought up before the Arkansas House Thursday if Governor McMath has his way. He aims to raise the state income tax cigarette tax and another tax though he trimmed the income tax increase from 100 percent to 50 percent after a full day of talks with legislators.
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Government aims to put small businessmen on the starting line
Shaver told more than 200 businessmen in Shreveport that the government intends to place small firms on the starting line for government contracts. Nelson Pierce and agslatant to the secretary of commerce joined the discussion, underscoring efforts to boost small business participation.
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South African diamond industry tops billion dollar mark
The South African diamond industry has generated more than one billion dollars in value, signaling a strong period for mining firms and related markets. Major producers reported expanding output and stable demand across global jewelry trades.
Minister Feels Good Again
A Florida minister, Rev. F. M. Garrett of Starke, credits HADACOL with restoring health and energy after illness. He says the product supplied vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and threonine and that after using it he could work all day and sleep and eat better. He urges others to try HADACOL.
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