North Korea declared a communist state under Moscow control
A Soviet backed move crowns a North Korean government with a red flag and crossed hammers, while denying intent to stage civil war. Officials warn of possible U S troop withdrawal prompting a northern advance. The United Nations condemned the unilateral action and questioned elections in the north and overall Korean unification.
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Moscow
Korea
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Hussin
United Nations
Dahjman Kim IL Sung
North Korean Peoples Committee
Daily Bread Debate On Aid And Free Choice
The article argues against using aid to impose beliefs, urging a pure economic basis for European assistance. It critiques unwarranted pressure by external powers while supporting peaceful coexistence with a modified socialism chosen by free citizens.
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Nator Morse
Russia
New Quads Reported Doing Nicely in Latrobe
Latrobe Pa February 17 four Zavada quadruplets are reportedly doing well with their physician saying the babies have excellent survival chances. The first 72 hours remain critical but hospital officials say the boy and three girls are "doing very well" and superintendent Mary Harris notes minimal handling. The mother Mrs Barbara Zavada 26 is awaiting discharge tomorrow while father Andrew Zavada 34 returns to work as an importor at Laboe Die Casting Co musing over four cigars as gifts to friends to celebrate the birth.
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Barbara Zavada
Andrew Zavada
Laboe Die Casting Co
Russia seeks to secure Korea as strategic base and lever
The article argues Soviet methods echo in Europe and claim Moscow aims to seize Korea. Korea's position makes it a vital military base for defense and offense, a dagger to Japan, and a choke point toward Manchuria and near Vladivostok, explaining Moscow's push to dominate the peninsula.
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Russia
Korea
Japan
Manchiria
Moscow
Vladivostok
Wallace Faces First Test in New York Campaign
Wallace plots a strategy in New York against Weapper and Isacson as the 24th district debates party loyalties. Eleanor Roosevelt supports Propper while Wallace claims the Democratic leadership fears his influence. Civil rights tensions ripple through Georgia and Mississippi as party factions recalibrate.
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A. Wallace
Lhe Bronk
Gislate
Leo Isacson
American Labor Party
Karl Weapper
Propper
Isacson
Wallace
Eleanor Roosevelt
Jo'Dwyer
Washington
McGrath
Atlanta
jReareh Y. McGrath
Arkansas Sagas Hint at 1950 Attorney General Race
Little Rock reports Assistant Attorney General Fardyee Murry has resigned effective March 1. He may run for governor, with close friends noting his push against boss Williams if Williams seeks the attorney general post. Congressmen Jim Inkle filed corrupt practices pledges for re election, becoming Arkansas’ first to do so. State Teachers College clinched the intercollegiate basketball title with a 41 28 win over Arkansas Tech, remaining unbeaten in conference play. In Union County, Lonnie Judy, 45, was indicted for first degree murder in his brother in laws death.
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White House
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Hi Fd-Ala
Mississippi
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R-Sd
Harold E. Staseen
GOP
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R-Mieh
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Redece
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Berryville
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Carroll
Madison
Boone
Newton
Marian
Baxter
iSearcy
van Buren
Arerkansas Stateachers College
Diss
Conway
Jonesboro
Russellville
el Dorado
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Union County
Russia to Return Borrowed Vessel to United States
The 10,448 ton canker 2lbrus, built in 1845 in Portland Oregon, was docked at Trieste in Lee Territory with a Russian crew for delivery to U S authorities. The ship lent under land lease will be returned to the United States for service.
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Lee Territory
United States
Partland
Ore
Russia
Hospital plans eyed for Washington county site
A north Fayetteville site near Highway 71 across from the VA hospital was chosen for a proposed Washington County hospital. County Judge Will Carter said a large tract had been donated and the county approved 300000 dollars with federal aid sought.
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Washington County Hospital
Will Carter
Highway 71
Veterans Administration Hospital
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