11 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1950
Page
1
A correspondent travels a rugged Korean front where signs read danger forward though fighting is comparatively quiet. Dust gives way to rain mud as American and South Korean troops advance and sustain minor casualties amid a cautious, hopeful defense.
An old advertisement touts Certa Vin as a blood enricher containing iron and Vitamin B to rebuild red blood cells, reduce gas, and boost energy. It promises relief in 3 to 4 days and touts a low daily cost, urging readers to buy at Daugherty Drug Store.
Washington report notes Shoshone leader Sendhoa Msa Guild known as Bing Crosby will not have a Nevada lake named for him while policy bars naming federal landmarks after living persons. Senator McCarran forms Shoshone tribal council to push the change.
The Newschart drawing on National Education Association data shows U.S. schools will need far more elementary teachers over the next decade than are being prepared each year, with projections through the 1959 60 school year highlighting a widening gap between demand and training.
McCarran stated the Shoshones, who have kept her as their sole white chief, wish to rename Wild Horse Lake on the Gwynne River in Elke County Nevada. Crosby owns a ranch near the reservation and has aided the tribe with hospital and rodeo support.
At San Antonio Hospital surgeons discovered Miss Rosemary Smith of York Center has situs inversus with the heart on the right side and all internal organs mirrored. She previously underwent an attempted appendectomy that found no appendix. Doctors called her case “lefty” as they documented the reversed arrangement.
In Coruna Spain Generalissimo Franco and his cabinet met all night at a summer residence to discuss Spain possibly joining the European Cooperation Administration A communique gave no details but marked the first official talk on the topic The debate followed a US Congress invitation for a 62500000 loan to Spain and reflected Spain's preference for direct nation to nation loans over Marshall aid
A fragmented OCR word puzzle list presents a collage of clues and mismatched terms across languages and topics. It mentions locations like New York City and Keny a, various parts of speech, numbers, and random items, forming a chaotic, multi-category word game snapshot.
Hollywood star Al Jolson announced he will join U S troops in Korea, becoming the first entertainer to serve overseas in this conflict. He will perform with pianist Harry Akst and has wired President Truman. Jolson described the pay as about $3 a day and said he’s paying his own fare. He has a long history of war-time performances dating to 1941 and will take four St Christopher medals. He toured extensively in prior conflicts and hospitals where he met his wife. The report covers related Hollywood gossip and Capsule Review notes on The Breaking Point.
Commerce Secretary Theodore Roosevelt III told nearly 100 members of the 1950 Pennsylvania Week General Committee in Hershey that Pennsylvania is rich and productive in peacetime and a bulwark of defense in emergencies. The meeting covered Pennsylvania Week plans October 18 to 22, the rail schedule, song contest judging, and prize details for the quiz-essay program.
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