Reds Propose Buffer Zone Plan Amid Talks
Negotiators from the Reds and Allies discuss a buffer zone near the front as U N mediation continues. Kinney and other officials debate the border line while a proposed five mile buffer is floated to reduce clashes. The plan aims to separate opposing forces north of the current line and is subject to Allied and U N review.
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Munann
Koren
U.N. Caiiniand
Col Anh
Kinney Walt Geer
Sudan
Wedneming
Norte
Saith
Ahats
Elion
Aorathy
Kadenelie
Mont
Tegatia
Kacuonn
Mmu
Weber Oct UK De G Mobilizer Charles H Wilson Speech
An obstructed excerpt reports Charles H Wilson addressing the Chamber of Commerce about U S strength and stance on world peace. The text references Russia and potential threats and mentions United States readiness to act and deter aggression in the free world.
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Weber
Charles H. Wilson
Hellitos
Car Chamber of Conmmerce
United States
Russia
Amlin
Free Worlds
Churchill Names Armed Services Heads in Dual Role Plan
Winston Churchill names three armed services leaders to serve under him as defense minister in a dual role. Henry Head, former war secretary, Thamak, former war secretary to the admiralty, and Dudley, junior minister and top military figure, are appointed. The move follows the formation of the second government following Churchill's rise to power.
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Pion
Winston Churchil
Armed Services
Churchill
Poy Henry Head
Thamak
Admiralty
Dof
Fair Enough By Westbrook Pogler 1951
A long readable clipping reports political and legal turmoil surrounding Alsip and Alsup in a union related case. It mentions election fallout, resignations, and a judge's verdict. Names include Alsup, Alsip, and related figures, with references to a federal federation and local organizers. The article details charges, sentences, and the broader impact on union activity and leadership.
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Farle
Angel Torre Crane Airey
Vance
Titel Eyalty
Willdoedel
Jobea
Derek
Alsip
Wallan
Brern
AL Pot
Aiottiun
Ae Urbiy Oreandeed
Oaterin
Larry Ryan
Dian
Phate
Hasceleed Avi
Meadiers
Metal Gentes Vormeit
Chirkecurtiyy Ber
Nantes
Alsuye
The
Rings
Nevada Iti
Alsup
Mapity
Mia
Ute
Dee Peli
Ross
Alsuy
Spesbal
Laval
Mapier
Fort Smith Hospital Construction Halted After Strike
Fort Smith begins work on a $2 million area hospital project but construction stops October 7 due to a protest by a group including Sheet Metal Workers and other APT Craft members. Three women workers cited safety concerns and halted progress.
State study aims to boost Arkansas economy and welfare
A Carnegie Commission funded state study coordinated by Hugh Bo Patterson charts economic development programs for Arkansas. It outlines initiatives in land use, education, industry, tourism, and health, including plans for a statewide hospital institute and mental health findings, with emphasis on long term growth and welfare. The project endorses regional planning, capital needs, and cooperative efforts across universities, industries, and government bodies.
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Hugh Bo Patterson
The
Arkansas Gazette
Peter Bo Walrek
Crossett Industries
Abe Ree Enend
Caramittens
Wih
Ste Hothe
T Ten
Trea Heting
Tndhisthal Developocent
Mlernast Development
Dane Use
Ind Heath and Welfare
Anew Stud Vimhay Sy Planing
Arkansas
Arkans
Cotneils
College of Agricultre Research
Arkansas Mental Health Survey
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Reds
Shill
Armed Service
Mexico
Westbrook Pogler
King Features Syndicate
Ft. Smith
Pittir Rok
Ortab i
Beattie Connetl Stata Chimiber
Chintueren
Alii
Entagateat
Grinketer
Nevada
Nore Uniern
Claeratterrie
Asiecean Federation
Tiber
Adkansas
University of Arkan
Carnegie Tevination
Jrdaethiat
West Bros
Chenille
Chambray
Judy Gay
Union
Main Hope
Good Values
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