UN Vote Draws Line Between East and West Over China
United Nations Political Committee labels Communist China an aggressor for entering Korea and fighting UN troops. The vote clarifies East West alignments, influencing potential boycotts or bomb authority for Manchurian bases, with China likely siding with Moscow in a broader Cold War pressure facing Chiang Kai-shek’s government.
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United States
United Nations’ Political Committee
China
Korea
MacArue
Siue
United Nations
Koren
Benegal N. Rau
Voice of Asia
Soviet
Russia
Chiang Kai-shek
Night Classes for Veterans in Paperhanging and Painting Begin
James H. Jones announces a March 1 1951 night class in Paperhanging and Painting at the local school. Veterans may enroll in half time, four nights weekly, with G I Bill support. Vacancies exist in carpentry masonry electricity and business administration courses. VA requires most veterans start training by July 25 1951. Contact John Marlin at the High School for entry or information.
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James H. Jones
Verger High School
Veterans Administration
John Marlin
Hope Officer to Attend Kentucky Armored School
Second Lt. James M. Downs of Hope Arkansas was chosen to attend a 15 week Armored Officer Course at Fort Knox Kentucky. He entered the Army in 1940 and served in Europe and the Pacific during World War II before joining occupation duties in Korea and later posting to Fort Riley.
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Fort Riley
James M. Downs
Willie Downs
Hope
Ark
Armored School
Fort Knok
Ken
Port Riley
Buwns
Korea
Company
China Branded an Aggressor by UN Members
The UN political committee labeled Communist China an aggressor in Korea during a tense session. Britain and the United States rallied support while seven nations voted no and several abstained. The body prepared a resolution calling China to withdraw forces, urging all states not to assist the aggressors, with the Security Council set to meet to advance the General Assembly vote.
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Lake Success
United Nations Political Committee
China
Korea
Peiping
Britain
France
Canada
America
U. S
Warren R Austin
Gindwyn Debb
India
Burma
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Soviet
Ukraine
Afghanistan
Egypt
Indonesia
Pakistan
Sweden
Syria
Yeman
Yugoslavia
Saudi Arabia
U. N
Gates
Sir Benegal N. Tan
Paul
Security Council
Tull General Assembly
Bosal
Liquor Tax Hike Passes House In Arkansas
The Arkansas House amended administration sponsored bill HBS12 to raise liquor taxes and earmark revenue for public schools. It would boost the liquor sales tax from 2 to 10 percent with dealers absorbing the rise via higher markups for wholesalers and retailers. The House rejected HB12 moving to allow an innocent third party to collect on a gambling debt and passed a bill to restore the War Memorial building name to Old State House.
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Site Rock
Arkansas House Wichout
General Revenue Fund
War Memorial Building
Old State House
Spa Doctor to Be Assistant at Vet Hospital
Little Rock January 31 Dr Charles H Lutterloh of Hot Springs will serve as assistant chief of professional services at the new Veterans Administration hospital here His appointment becomes effective in March as announced last night by officials from the hospital and state health authorities. The move signals expanding administrative duties for the medical staff at the institution.
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Spa
Vet Hospital
Little, Rock
Charles H Lutterloh
Hot Springs
New Veterians Administration
Souseuse
Sam
Rickenbacker
Air Force
William F. Rickenbacker
New York
Eddie Rickenbacker
USAFE
Rick
Goo
Yellow Air Base
San Antonio
Tex
Magnolia Blaze Limited Firemen Save Town During Inferno
Magnolia blaze last night caused extensive damage with estimates from 70 000 to 150 000 dollar. Firemen saved Magnolia trail and prevented further spread after an automobile supply store fire. This follows two prior city fires including a 70 000 dollar blaze in November and a 250 000 dollar explosion on Christmas Eve. The last blaze gutted three Brinkley Arkansas buildings and damage was pegged around 200 000 dollars.
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Mangnolia
Mangnolia Trail
B.C Hopkins
Brinkley
Ark
Daimige
General Allied Push Carries Nearer Seoul
Allied forces pushed seven miles northeast of Suwon and near Seoul after heavy bombardment and ground fighting against Chinese troops. Reports say 15,000 to 20,000 Communists near Konjiam while UN units shell Kosong and Kumyangjang, with few progress updates from several engagements.
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Tokyo
Suwon
Seoul
Seovil
Misoiwi
Uneits
Kosang
Kansong
Task Force 77
Kosong
Korea
Konjiam
Kumyangjang
United Nations
Ninth Corps
Mlb
Nooonn
Sinchon
Yoju
U S Spares 21 German War Criminals and Krupp
Frankfurt dispatch reports American authorities spared 21 German war criminals from the gallows, freed Alfried Krupp and restored his property rights in the Krupp empire. McCloy says confiscation was unique and the plants will be broken into smaller units under separate owners.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Alfried Krupp
U S
John J McCroy
U. S
Thomas T Handy
Nuernberg
Krupp
McCloy
Iel
Miin
War Tragedy Dwarfs Personal Loss in Korea
In Korea, the fate of Lee In Dok embodies war’s wide reach. A once-rich sugar broker from Taejon, he now serves three U.S. soldiers in a field hut near Pusan Taegu. Once able to support his wife and two children, he is separated from them by conflict and haunted by their unknown fate as he sleeps in a makeshift room guarded by riflemen.
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Korea
Lee
Dok
Lee In Dok
Taejon
Les In Dok
Ernard Balley
Waterloo
Perry Davis
Salt Lake City
Crawford G. Coyner
Parkland
Wash
Balley
Coyner
Lee Ta Dok
Pusan-Taegu
Ley
Periaetes Caponex
Cayner
Lee Th Duk
Training for Lincoln High 4-H Club Leaders
Graham P. Wright from Little Rock led a leadership training at Lincoln High School Washington Ark last week for Negro 4-H club and home demonstration leaders. The purpose was to plan a 4-H drama tournament and community service projects and to stress leaders model democratic participation and self expression. Clubs represented included Columbus Churchill and more.
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Graham P. Wright
Little Rock
Lincoln High School
Washington
Arkassus
Jendera
Jon Materialy
Ibiq
Columbus
Churchill
Igs
House Votes to Extend Auto Tag Deadline
The Arkangad house votes 70 to 11 to extend the automobile tag deadline from midnight tonight to February 12. Representative Houston of Cleburne County argues many owners lack title certificates and need time. a Senate vote is required for final action. A separate HB 250 proposes expanding county school supervisor duties to decentralize state education functions.
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Little Neck
Arkangad House
Genn
Houston
Cleburne County
Senate
Hori
Revenue Commissioner
Orville Cheney
Cadlleo Rock
Clifton Wade
Washington County
Revenue Department
Rep. L . Autry
Mingisesippi
State Board of Education
Autry
State Department of Education
Farmers Fit Operation to Defense Needs
Farmers align operations with national defense goals under the Agricultural Conservation Program and Production and Marketing Administration. J L Wright notes soil fertility reserves built in World War II can again support defense needs, with farmers balancing production to meet demand while conserving resources.
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J. Ll. Wright
the Production and Marketing Administration
Department of Agriculture
Cooperative Agricultural Conservation Program
Wright
Execas
Farma
Racigultura Egagacch
Mit
Weather disrupts Beeltel pipeline operations
Unclear text indicates weather conditions halted pipeline work on the Beeltel project. No official statement issued, but it is believed normal operations will not resume soon. Names and exact locations are absent or garbled.
Weather and road conditions warn drivers as storms loom
The weather report notes heavy winds and a cold front with records of 19 injuries in a 24 hour period. Traffic on Gowntown highways slows with several accidents reported on shoulders and minor fender benders. Police urge caution as drivers face slick roads and poor visibility.
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Mercury
Gowntown
Aehe
Stata Polles
Bridge Collapse Kills Four in Quebec River Crossing
Four people died when a concrete and steel span of a Montreal to Cap-Doriet bridge between Cap De La Madoloina and St Marilee collapsed into the St Lawrence river. Two bodies were recovered and others were missing as crews battled subzero conditions and darkness. Residents reported hearing a roar and drivers on the span described sudden darkness before the fall. The bridge was a long steel arch section connecting Cap De La Madolina. Authorities searched the icy water for more victims.
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St Marilee
Sonat
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Gurlfur
Honri Paul Gondrun
Axl Dylyor
Noel
Doucut
Cap de la Madoloina
Construction of New Bakery to Start Here Soon
The new Mayor's Bakery will be built east on Highway 67 near Balwan, Arkans Courke, with an overpass on the road's west side. The manager announced the planned $76,000 plant, per Star note.
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Balwaon
Arkan Courke
Chaster Hy
Fragmented OCR: Local item with partial names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local event or notice with unreadable names and phrases. Readable parts imply an official action or announcement but lack clear details or dates.
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Alex
He Washburn
Kentucky Armored School
Magnolia Blaze Limited
U.S
NEA
Bert Ashworth
Lincoln High
House
Sain Ls
Bechtel
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