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Opinion notes urge restraint and warn against button-press warfare while covering Korea and Franco in the UN debate. The piece argues for U S action via the UN to address Franco and calls for national unity to confront Russia. It cites a Lake Success dispatch and critiques Western misgivings toward Franco as part of a broader Cold War framing.
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A Lake Success
United States
United Nations
Franco
Great Britain
Spain
Madrid
Adolph Hitler
South America
Brazil
King Gustav of Sweden Dying at 92
Storkholm Sweden Oct 28 King Gustaf of Sweden struggles with critical illness as doctors report a tired heart and breathing difficulty. The 92 year old monarch, famed for tennis and hunting in youth, remains lucid though weakened.
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Gustav of Sweden
Storkholm
Sweden
Gustaf
Fife
Europe
Moo
Royal Palace
Stockholm
Casser Iman
West Coast Storm Rages for Fourth Day
Ocean storms battered the West Coast for a fourth day with huge waves breaking on air docks and power lines down across inland towns. A fishing boat Bonanza faced ruinous seas while coast guard efforts to reach it were hampered by impassable reefs and shifting weather.
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Portland
Ore
West Coast
Columbia River
Oregon Coast
Coast Guard
Astoria
Seattle
Aberdeen
Wash
Port Angeles
California
British Columbia
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Weather Bureau
Weath
Aleutians
Tailoring School Planned Here Tuesday
Miss Lue Marshall an Extension Clothing Specialist from Little Rock will lead a one day tailoring school on Tuesday October 3 starting at 9 30 a m at the home of Lorraine Blackwead Home Demonstration Agent 707 South Elm Street County clothing leaders from all home demonstration clubs are urged to attend Miss Marshall will help with tailoring problems and leaders will make sample tailoring constructions for use in their year long demonstrations
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Lue Marshall
Little Rock
Lorraine Blackwead
South Elm Street
Miss Marshall
Tne
Yea
UN Assembly Half Through 1950 Session
United Nations delegates reach halfway in the 1950 session at Lake Success. Korean unification and a veto proof anti aggression framework are seen as the major completed tasks. Soviet bloc critics say many obligations are fulfilled, but a packed docket remains for fall action.
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High Assembly
MacArthur
18Th Parallel
North Kooves
Aghesun
Assembly
No Rattlers Wanted at Star Office in Arkansas Tale
Butler Fulton reports a live rattlesnake found seven miles northwest of Blevins and taken to The Star office with eleven rattles. He says the plan was to sell the snake to the newspaper while staff checked for dangers in the office.
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Butler Fulton
Blevins
Star
Jie
Fulton
Missouri River
Rattler
Spring Hill HTA Carnival Set for Tuesday
The Spring ADL Parent Teachers Association sponsors a Mal- Jowe'en Carnival in the school gym on Tuesday night October 3. Games are planned to entertain the public with a variety of attractions and activities.
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ADL
Parent Teachers Association
Patmos Services Preacher to Deliver Sunday Sermon
The Rev Story will preach at Patmos Baptist Church Sunday October 29 at 730 pm. The public is invited to attend this service.
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Patmos
Story
Patmos Baptist Church
Jet Propelled Wood Pigeon Sparks Guided Missiles Idea
An old-time column traces early rocket and jet propulsion concepts from ancient to 19th century uses and highlights a modern talk by General George Marshall about guided missiles. It notes China, India, and European developments, with a nod to a Bethel A M E Church event and ongoing research prompts.
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B. C
Hope Firemen Put Out Blaze in Car on South Laurel
Hope Fire Department answered a call from 71 South Laurel yesterday at 5 30 p m. A Dodge car owned by Pearl Fulse caught fire in the carburetor. It was quickly extinguished and little damage was done to the car.
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Hope
South Laurel
Hope Fire Department
Pearl Fulse
Hallowe'en Party at Hupe Youth Center Tuesday Night
Hope Youth Center remains closed tonight to prepare for a Halloween costume dance at Hupe Youth Center on Tuesday October 3 from 8 until 10 30. Members are invited to attend the party and dance event.
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Hallowe’en
Youth Center
Hupe Youth Center
Hope Youth Center
Young Men Face 2 to 3 Army Years
Washington reports that manpower experts foresee most men aged 18 to 22 over the next five to ten years serving two to three years in the military. They back Truman’s 3,000,000-man permanent force plan, with overhaul of the draft, a flow of 1,000,000 yearly into regular service, and a universal military training program to create reserve pools.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
United States
Air Force
Eisenhower May Head North Atlantic Defense Force
Washington reports that Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower could be chosen to command the North Atlantic defense forces. Talks with President Truman and Secretary Pace spark debate on a possible one-year return to uniform and a later civilian run, potentially for president in 1992, with supporters noting his public visibility would rise even if he declines a nomination.
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Washington
Dwight D Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Truman
Amd
Army
Pace
Columbia University
Charleston
W. Va
Tam
Eisephower
North Atlantic Post
Annual Conference to Be Held Monday Night
The Whe Get to AL ML will hold its annual conference Monday night, Gember 40. Reports on the State of the Church, the State of the Country, Temperance, and returns from all departments will be given.
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AL ML He Shareh
Hes Church
Truman to Speak in St Louis on Election Eve
President Truman will address Democratic candidates from Kiel Auditorium in St Louis on Saturday November 4 heard nationwide for 20 to 30 minutes with network support paid by the Democratic National Committee. This will be his only major address for party candidates before the November 7 election as he skips a Western whistle stop tour due to the Korean War, then votes in Independence Missouri before returning to Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Truman
St. Louis
Kiel Auditorium
Charles G Ross
Democratic National Committee
Beeni
White House
Independence
Kansas City
Anenecy
France
Trumian
Washington
Margaret
St. Luis
William M
Amendment 44 Proposes a Four Year Term in Arkansas
A newspaper summary explains Amendment No. 44 on Arkansas ballots, proposing four year terms for governor and many state and county officers, with other officials eligible for re election except the governor. The article notes the amendment would begin January 1, 1953 and repeal conflicting constitutional provisions.
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Arkansas
Petition of the People
House of Representatives
House’ of Representatives
Yanks Discover Organ in Hidden North Korea Church
Four reporters and a Korean student visit a small Methodist church near an electric plant in North Korea. They hear a young organist and children sing Rock of Ages as the old man reads the New Testament. The scene shows faith surviving under communist restrictions and ends with a wave goodbye as daylight fades.
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Llamorung
North Kurea
Ut — Ih
Thambung
Sea of Japan
Fru
Seoul
North Karen
Dian
Aldmn
Harbung
San Kau Lee
Fredom
Lee
Dorkway
Fragmented OCR War Update From Northwest Korea Front
A damaged OCR fragment describes Communist advances near Songjin and a border area in Northwest Korea. It mentions Chinese Red forces, Korean units, and intelligence notes, with continued fighting and uncertain alarms as of the front lines, and a brief reference to military rail movements and positions.
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Asia
India
China
Tibet
Aaeglische Runschau, Societ Army
Berlin
Korea
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Minh
Indochina
China Reds
NEA Telebhoto
United
Songjin
Miles
County agronomy chief urges cover crops and seed orders
County committee chair urges farmers to place orders for winter legumes and cover seed before November. He notes a large cotton harvest and rising acreage demands, stressing ample seed supply and timely planting to support next year’s crop.
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Dale
Tahe
Earl N. May
Martind
Martindale
PMA
Cearly
Secretary of Jure
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