West Germany puzzled by Moscow Bonn talks on diplomatic ties
In Bonn officials and diplomats voiced shock at Moscow and Bonn agreeing to establish diplomatic relations. They questioned gains for Germany, feared recognition of two states, and noted the omission of details on prisoner releases. Adenauer said Soviet leaders promised to review other detentions and hand over further cases if found. Bonn parties reacted with gravity and concern.
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Bon
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Bonn
Ben
Adenauer
Mussivng
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Christan Democrat Party
Socialiste
Thomas Dehler
I Free Democrats
Turncoat to Return to U S From Red China
Alden Minnesota reports Pvt Richard Tenneson, POW held in Red China after Korea, sending a letter that he will return home. He cites personal weakness and fleeting certainty, with his mother Mrs Partia Howe describing mixed emotions and prayers for wisdom as he nears repatriation.
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Alden
Minn
Uirngoal GT
Richard Tensneson
Red China
Partia How
Oly
Ble
Tonneson
Red Cross General Society
Ant
Renare
China
Cross
India
Tenneson
Perjaly
Mra. Howe
Audale
U.S. Army
Pearside
Howe
Minnesota
Willy
San
Mbow
Jan
Siie
Paraliel
Korea
Claude Batchelor
Edward S. Dickerson
Hong Kong
Sixty two floats slated for 1950 Tournament of Roses parade
The Parade Entry Committee announced sixty two floats will compete in the 1950 Tournament of Roses parade on January 2. The theme is Pages From the Ages. Entries include Davy Crockett Circus Days The Tor Commandments Easter Parade Show Boat Olympic Games Cinderella with several out of state participants listed.
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Pasadena
Calif
San
Ox Davy Crockett
St.Louis
Little Rock
Ark
Portland
Ore
Sam Antonio
Moberly Shoe Plant to Close in October
MOBERLY, Mo. The Brown Shoe Co will close its Moberly factory on October 23, affecting about 600 workers. Superintendent R. O H. Polson cited a losing battle to secure orders and a consumer shift away from well shoes. The plant, opened in 1907, may reopen later with a different shoe line, but no plan is set now.
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Mobenly
Brown Shoe Co
Annotmerd
Moberly
R. O H. Polson
Well Shoes
Polson
Wayward Elephant Given Week to Return Home Near Charlotte
U Han dlers in North Carolina vow to retrieve Vicki the six year old elephant by week’s end or shoot her if she remains in a wooded area near a busy highway. More than twenty men have patrolled the area since Sunday with grain offerings failing to coax her from the woods after she wandered from a amusement park en route to a fair. Handler Carl Tyler warned they may shoot if she does not come out by the weekend.
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Charlotte
N.C. U
Vicki
North Carolina
Nerby Gstonia
Carl Tyler
Southeast Missouri District Fair Opens With Record Attendance
Southeast Missouri CAPE GRARDEAS fair opens as judging of livestock and crops begins. Officials report more than 60,000 tickets distributed by merchants and an oral attendance record for the 100 year old Southeast Missouri District Fair with livestock exhibits in six major classes.
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Cape Grardeas
Nugent Chosen as Democratic Candidate for State Post
In Jackson County, Anthony Nie Rent Jr. leads the Young Democrats while Corinth Ty shite seeks the party’s support for state post. The Jackson County Democratic Committee nominates Nugent as the candidate to fill the vacancy created when Madison resigned. A special election will be held in the district to choose a successor.
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Kansas
Cvpy
Jackson County
Anthony PL Nie Rent Jr
Young Democrats
Corinth
Radioactive phosphorus offers new weapon in cancer fight
Dr Komei Nakayama of Chiba University described using radioactive phosphorus to highlight malignant tissue in the digestive tract. The method aims to differentiate cancer from benign growths and may aid early diagnosis, with high accuracy reported in several stomach and esophagus cases.
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Intestinal College of Surgeons
Komei Nakayama
Chiba University
Japan
Meiret
Atormoeh
Minn
Officials Debate Army Spending Amid Budget Pressures
Detroit era reports the Defense and Army secretaries Wilber M. Brucker and Gen Maxwell Tayloon conferring on trimming Army spending to balance the defense budget. They aim to cut housekeeping costs while preserving combat readiness, with total cuts expected near nine billion dollars for the defense budget.
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Detroit
Breretary
Defense
Wilson
Armny
Wilber MM. Wacker
Brucker
Maxwell Taylon
Armig Ud Soba
Tien
Navy
Abreo
Arneker
More Business Places Start Action in 1955
New York reports a brisk start to 1955 with 95,250 new incorporations in seven months, up 26.6 percent from 1954, while commercial failures declined 2.2 percent to 6,487. The data from Dry & Bradstreet notes 1954’s failure rate was the highest since 1942, and highlights that many early failures involved newborn firms influenced by postwar conditions and baby crops.
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New York
Russia
Dry & Bradstreet
Spor Do
Tongest
Don Bradstreet
United States
Unclear prose fragment about abortion payment and freight totals
A fragment notes a woman in Camden New Jersey paying 500 dollars to Mrs Schwartz in 1953 for an abortion that failed. It also mentions the Sault Ste Marie canal or ship line handling a total freight amount of 288 4 398 tons since opening.
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New York
Biltmore
Fashionable Palm Court
Ste
Munday
Mary H. Merkle
Cleveland
Ohio
E. B. Merkle
Daymond
Copeland
Afton
N.Y
Fied
Camden
N. J
Marie Dani
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Cun Gre
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Kays Beauty Salon
Madison Permanents
New Fall
Matt Cutting
Ober Sventoge Ny
Benthy
Nelly
Jefferson Cly Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union
Madison
Philadelphia
Ditrict
Doris Silver Os
Ieicher
Worth
Mitton Schwartz
Tavob Kalish
Schwrrves
Hof
Associated Fund Trust
Associated Fund, Inc
Drpos
Dlive St. St. Lae, Ma
Plymouth
Brrovassi
Minsoerl
High ST Cor
Ovar
Jetterson City
Amarico
Thy Society of Uitotore
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