By-Products Of Victory In Korea Reveals Soviet Atomic Link
Reports from Washington indicate a heavily protected plant at Hungnam in North Korea housed equipment linked to Soviet uranium ore processing. Sources say the facility formed part of a chain producing refined material used in atomic reactors and possibly the Russian atomic bomb project. The victory also halted looting of South Korean industry and may have damaged Soviet prestige.
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North Korea
Hungnam
Washington
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Korea
World coffee output likely to shrink through 1951
The FAO predicts a decline in world coffee output and imports for 1950 and 1951 due to limited new land and unfavorable weather. It notes high prices are largely due to scarcity rather than speculation and suggests producers and laborers will gain from the prices while Europe may see slower sales. In the United States consumption remains steady despite costs.
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United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
FAO
America
Europe
Voting Is Citizens High Privilege and Duty
An urging editorial stresses the ballot as the key to a free people and warns that low turnout robs the majority of its voice. It calls on readers to study candidates, weigh issues, and vote in upcoming elections to shape the future of the nation.
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Congress
Air Force
France
United States
Viet Nam
Britain
Greece
U. S
Profit Sharing For Employes Pension Plans At Babson Park
Babson Park Mass. says profit sharing can boost productivity and cooperation while easing pension costs for small business. The piece highlights Lincoln Electric and other firms with strong profit sharing and argues for pension-focused plans funded by employee productivity gains. It notes limitations and invites inquiries to the Council of Profit Sharing Industries. It ends with a weather quip about December uncertainties.
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Cleveland
Lincoln
American Velvet Company
Jewell Tea Co
Proctor and Gamble
Avondale Mills
S. C. Johnson Co
Eastman Kodak
Sears Roebuck
the Falk Corp
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co
Grand Central Garage
Los Angeles
Council of Profit Sharing Industries
Akron
Ohio
Wisconsin Voters Warm To Fairchild In Senate Race
In Madison Wisconsin voters with moderate views show sympathy for Thomas E Fairchild leader of influential Fair Deal forces while Walter Kohler and others gain support from Republicans. The rising cross party appeal of Fairchild sparks debate over party loyalty and candidate perception.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Thomas E. Fairchild
Wisconsin Campaign Rivalries Shape Senate Battle
Republicans view Wiley as a strong incumbent whose liberal rival Tom Fairchild campaigns on a broad left of center platform. Brannan plan sways dairy voters but Fairchild shifts to attack Wiley over absentee votes while courting independents and downplaying unions.
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Wiley
Wisconsin
Fairchild
Treasury
Tom Fairchild
Brannan
Senate
Loveland in Iowa Senate Race Cites Hickenlooper Record
In Iowa, Democrat Al Loveland, a genuine farmer and former U S Department of Agriculture official, targets Republican Sen. Rourke Hickenlooper over attendance on the Senate agriculture committee and past probes. He argues GOP liquor and anti-freeze choices hurt state interests while the national scene includes warnings from John McCloy and concerns about Yugoslavia and Farouk’s lifestyle.
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Iowa
Senate
al Loveland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rourke Hickenlooper
Senate Agriculture Committee
Loveland
Commission
Hickenlooper
GOF
State Liquor Commission
GOP
Hector
Clyde Spry
Iowa State College
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Spryok
Lester Gillette
Guided Missiles: From Pigeons to V-2 History
James Marlow notes that guided missiles trace history from ancient rocketry to modern mass production. The piece highlights early rockets in China and Europe, the 18th century Indian rocket corps, 19th century British fire at Copenhagen, and Goddard’s liquid-fuel rockets, leading to postwar V-2 research.
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England
U. S
Keller
U. S. Air Force
Europe
India
Napoleon
Britain
Copenhagen
Washington
Air Force
Francis Scott Key
Italy Faces Severe Housing Shortage After War
Washington report notes Italy needs about 7 million rooms or 1.4 million households as population climbs 400,000 yearly. Rome’s prewar 1 million residents have swelled to 2 million with only 200,000 new units since the war. Banks demand 8 to 12 percent interest to fund housing and industry.
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Rome
Italy
Europe
Ten Year Ago La Crosse Little Theater Opens Its Twelfth Show
A decade past, La Crosse Little Theater guild staged its 12th production in three years at the Congregational Community hall. Also noted, Alvin E. O Kensky of Madison spoke to the La Crosse County Republican Women at Knights of Pythias hall on labor topics.
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Little Theater Guild
Alvin E. O’kensky
Madison
la Crosse County
Republican Women’s Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
Mill Street
City Railway Company
Onalaska
Frank Winter
James Thompson
E. W. Gautsch
Trempealeau
Arthur Holmes
Trempealeau County
Gautsch
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Clark University
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Martin
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King Street
Edwin C. Thompson
Milwaukee
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