Tee Landia stage show promotes self contained production
An evening performance markets as a fully self contained show with its own portable 30 to 40 foot floor and complete com confined equipment. The all star cast features Maric Purviance Ishid McCusker Dot McCusker Skee Goodhart and Jim McCusker among others showcasing skating and vaudeville acts in a high magnitude ice spectacular.
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Ull
Celendia
Landia
Ehteriairiers
Maric Purviance
Ishid
Thave
Vice
Ballet
Ballet As Well As Star Af
McCusker
Amert
Onia Henie
Sonjia Henle
20Th Century
Whax
Ofigina
Tee Film
Dot’ McCusker
Comedione
Icedam
Akating
Igulandia
Skee Goodhart
E McCusker
Ae Follicy
J Soree
Speedy Jim McGusker
Lce Stars
U S Aid Programs Expand Amid Postwar Debates
A fragmentary report outlines two day Catholic congress and U S relief efforts. It notes Congress approving billions for postwar assistance, including Point Four aid for Asia, and plans to send technical experts to developing nations. It mentions limited early Point Four results in India and hints at broader global economic aid.
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Tate
Rook
Inj Dast
Congress of the
Roman Cathoic
Confraternity
Charles P
Greco
Alex
Harrope
Alten
Marshall “Pia Eca
Europe
BCA
Formosa
Indochina
Thailand
Congress
Korea
U. S
Asia
India
Nepal
Paratroopers Strike North Korea as MacArthur Sees Victory
In a dramatic World War II era tone, American paratroopers dropped into North Korea near Pyongyang after a six hour weather delay. General MacArthur, returning to Tokyo, said the war was nearing an end as UN forces pressed toward the Manchurian border. Paratroopers faced limited resistance while US and South Korean units pursued stragglers, with operations shifting to mop up and neutralize pockets of remaining forces.
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Tokyo
Roops
North Korea
MacArthur
United Nations
Red Heart of
Pyongyang
U. S
Tokyo Burégu
Russell Brines
Suckchon
Sunchon
United’ Nations
Cambat
Pyonyang
Walton H. Walker
Eighth Army
Cordnander
Stani
Korea
A. 5
First Cavalry Division
Manchurian
Liverton
South Korea
Howe
Gulechan
Guachon
Boyle’s view of troops hardened by war and victory
The author recalls how troops transformed from retreating to fighting, refining skill amid heartbreak. The green division, now victorious, has captured Pyongyang and learned to meet the enemy on equal terms. He hopes future soldiers understand the true cost of service and the need for disciplined recruiting.
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North Koreaa
Capitel
Pyongyang
Campaigh
Ax ‘Weil
French Continued from Pagene on Red River Delays
Fragmentary text describes a wartime leader urging a shift away from rigid frontiers near Hanoi. He calls for giving up insistence on staying wed to those borders at any cost and for fighting to maximize troop and weapons support while on the move.
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Red River
Hanoi
Boudelat
More Arkansas War Casualties Are Listed
Washington reports AR casualties from Korea listed by the defense department. Killed in Action Navy hospitalman James David Rye, son of Mr and Mrs J c Rye of Mountainburg. Wounded Army Pfc Robert J Bary, route 1 box 146, Little Rock. Pfc Hobert B Jeffrey, general delivery Norman.
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Washington
Defense Department
Arkansas
Navy
James David Rye
J. c. Rye
Mountainbury
Pic
Robert J. Bary
Mitcred Bary
Box 146
Lite Rock
Hobert B. Jeffrey
Elia Moe Jeffrey
Norman
Senator Says Red Shipments Haul To China May Be Sensational
Senator O Conor said evidence on shipments of strategic materials to Communist China could become very sensational. He chairs a Senate commerce subcommittee investigating reports that oil and other materials moved from the United States to Red China via Japan, reaching Communist China during the Korean war. Officials acknowledged facets of a million plus gallons of lubricants reached Red China through Japan, with much of the details still confidential. He vowed full disclosure and to identify ownership and routes, noting shipments occurred March to April when no export license was required.
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Washington
O'Conor
China
U. S
Japan
Army and Commerce Department
Red China
United States
Kerea
O’conor
Edna St Vincent Millay Dies at East Hill Home
Famed poet Edna St Vincent Millay dies at her East Hill home in Austerslitz N Y after a long private life and recent heart attack scare. Her daughter Misa Millay 8 found her body. a caregiver discovered Millay eight hours after death. The author of Renascence won the Pulitzer Prize in 1920 for The Harp Weavers and Other Poems.
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Austerslitz
N. Y
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Eugen Jan Boissevain
Misa Millay
White House
East Hill
Oscar Wilcox
James Planes
Chatham
Berkshire Hill
Millay
Camden
Miss Millay
Fey
Lidlee
Bookkeeping Takes Up Time in Rate Hearing
The Arkansas public service commission continued hearings on Southwestern Bell Telephone Company's request for a 4,620,000 annual Arkansas rate decrease. On the fourth day of cross examination, company witnesses faced questions about the depreciation figures and the method used to calculate depreciation as explained by H. R. Fritz, chief engineer at Southwestern Bell.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
H. R. Fritz
St. Louis
Southwestern Cels
Florida Faces Second Hurricane Threat From Gulf System
A tropical disturbance about 300 miles south of New Orleans moved east to northeast toward Florida, with winds 55 to 70 mph near the center. Officials warned vessels to stay in port as storm warnings stretched from Corpus Christi to Morgan City. Florida faces continued damage tallies and restoration efforts after Tuesday's hurricane, with unconfirmed losses potentially reaching 200 million dollars.
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New Orleans
Florida
H. Kraft
Texas
Morgan City
Apalachicola
Frs
Ex Mayor Kelly of Chicago Succumbs
Chicago October 20 Former Mayor Edward J. Kelly 74 Democratic national committeeman from Illinois died today He collapsed in his Ambassador East suite en route to a doctor His death shocked friends Kelly was Chicago mayor 1933 to 1947 the longest serving mayor and a driving force behind Franklin D Roosevelt’s presidential campaigns He called himself boss of Chicago politics and openly pursued a powerful machine
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Illinois
Ambassador East
Afiic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kelly
Nimitz Sees Next Trouble in Middle East
Admiral Chester Nimitz warned at El Dorado that Middle East oil could spark wider conflict as global tensions rise. He blamed Russian proximity and asserted the United States needs more oil for war readiness while China eyes relief from Communist rule and faces resource limits. He credited UN actions in Korea with averting a broader war and praised Dr. Samuel T. Busey for discovering oil in Arkansas.
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el Dorado
Chester
W. Mintz
United States
Middle-East
Russia
Ged
Nimite
Ruaya
China
Red China
Nimitz
United Nations
Gela
Korea
Sdmiral
Samuel T. Busey
Arkansas
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed by President
The document notes a proclamation of Thanksgiving Day by the President and urges Americans across churches chapels synagogues and homes to pray for peace. It mentions dates in Oct and references to legislation and legislative bodies, reflecting a historic congressional context and wartime sentiment.
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Washington
Trumen
Lg Church
Gress
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Pagene
U.S
Petess
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Chevrolet CO
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