Dramatic Technicolor Romance Starred Wayne and Day
A colorful Technicolor romance features John Wayne and Laraine Day in a tale of adventure and love. An engineer aims to reach the Tonanga River seeking wealth and his courting of a noble heiress is tested by villains and peril. The story blends romance, danger, and dramatic confrontations as loyalties clash.
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Johny Wayne Jaine Day
Toush Ican
Tonange
Tormento
Vorcnisi
Scomereventsne
Mda Veyue
Jobo Wayne
Laraine Day
Reo's Tycoon
Tycoon inspired drama taints dream of a constructed bride
A chaotic story follows a man driven to extreme acts to realize a dream bride. A collapsing venture, a fatal blast, and a race to complete the project hinge on the heroine Miss Day.額
Immigration aid ships head for Cyprus amid clashes
About 1800 Jewish immigrants are set to land in Cyprus within days after processing 2090 to 3000 other arrivals in Jordan and Palestine. The Jewish Agency plans camps near Matanya and Tel Aviv for families awaiting entry while clashes near Haifa disrupted delegation movements. The relief drive targets 250.1 million dollars for the United Jewish Appeal.
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Donpalem
Cyprus
Jewish Agency
Farse Britfish
Natenya
Jadmnitua
Ageney
Lola
Weeney
Europe
Palestine
United Pew
Free Czech Nation Now Faces Red Net Threat
An early 20th century report recalls Czechoslovakia’s founding under President Masaryk in Prague. It warns that Bolshevik pressure seeks a parliamentary majority as Communist forces clash with noncommunist groups, while Moscow’s restraint prompts cautious expectation for independent life.
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Cechoslovakia
National Assembly
Prague
Br. Thomas Masaryk
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Ola
Eid
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Tung
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Thase
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Winilvoy
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UN Warned to Act on Korea Crisis
UN warned to act as Korea risked explosion amid divisions over holding elections in the US zone. Indian diplomat J B S Menon urged the assembly to press for unity after Russia boycotted the panel and North Korea’s military strength was estimated near 293,000 to 300,000 men, complicating any US troop withdrawal.
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Max Harrelson
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J. B.S. Menon
India
Menon
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Russia
Son
Asia
Ute Assembly
Babemioly
Gussia
Tittle Assembly
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Enon
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U. S
John RB. Hedge
Swould
Forrest City Faces Bear Trouble in Residential District
Forest City residents report a black bear on the loose in a Clarksville area district. Game official Ay McAnnis warns the public to avoid contact as the animal, once thought extirpated in Arkansas, shows a slow comeback. Local refuge noted with scattered sightings near Diehena, and a cautious buyer aided by volunteers.
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Amis
Forrest City
Diehena
Ian Chysees
Insult to Americans Sparks U.S. Protest and Detentions
Reported remarks by Gen Ned W. Hoder accuse North Korea of insulting the United States and threatening retaliation. Detentions and forceful measures were linked to military actions in the area near the Demilitarized Zone. Names of officers and alleged incidents surface amid tense exchanges between the two nations.
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Ned W. Hoder
Suvavbocwupod
North Korea
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Sinay
Hodke
Routh
Prarusane
Durand G
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Kovels
Gori Castella
Urea
Karnik
Suyiets
bin Whodalesnabunl
Almevivwis
Pyeng
Move to Probe Louisiana Tax Returns Delayed
fragmented OCR summary discusses probe into Louisiana tax returns delayed amid political maneuvers. It references House actions, leaders Halleck and West, and investigations tied to Louisiana politics. mentions delays, investigations, and a special committee to handle the issue with potential implications for the national tax inquiry.
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Louisiana
Chilean President inaugurates Iceland Military Bases
Chilean President aboard the vessel Laehyy attends an inauguration linked to Icelandic military bases. The journey passes south of Punkt Arenss amid icebergs as the Covadunga sails toward Suubako for a planned next stop.
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Chihsan
Teanspoy
Gunzalee
Elo
Arenas
Eunhurn
Chile
Missouri Vote Probe Revived In Senate Inquiry Move
Washington reports new life in a Senate probe of Democratic vote fraud charges tied to Truman era Missouri. The Jackson County case indicted 72, with 42 charged by two federal grand juries. By 1948 Missouri and Kansas City irregularities drew focus as lawmakers debate how the Justice Department handled the matter and whether further investigations will ensue.
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Senate
Truman
Missouri
Gene Ion
FBI
Kem
Justice Department
Kansas City
Jackson County
Enos Axle
Roger Slaughter
Axtell
Slaughter
Albert J. Reeves
Senate Judiciary Committee
Emocrats
Langer
Voice of America to Broadcast in 8 Languages
Voice of America plans eight new language broadcasts to counter Russian propaganda. Congress may provide at least 80 million dollars for overseas information efforts. State Department seeks 26 million to expand information activities starting July 1.
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Washington
the Voice of America
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Russia
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