Adenauer presses for armed police in West Germany
Bonn Aug 23 Chancellor Konrad Adenauer again demanded an armed police force for West Germany and a larger U S presence, arguing it is needed to guard frontier with the Soviet zone and maintain internal order. He suggested about 63 000 troops and roughly 10 U S armored divisions in the region, noting East Germany’s heavily armed police force.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Kurt Schumacher
Europe
London
United States
People’s Police
East Germany
East Zone
Coun
North Korean commander surrenders near Taegu fronts
Aug 22 Taegu Korea report shows a 27 year old North Korean artillery regimental commander, lieutenant colonel, surrenders to South Korean lines with a white flag. He claims mistreatment by communists and notes faithless troops deter surrender. He identifies battery locations then aids allied attack planning.
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Taegu
Korea
North Korea
Tabu
United Nations
Reize Taegu
Frank Dietrich
Travers City
Mich
Republic of Korea
Netrich
U.S
Dietrich
J. Henry H. Kuwabara
West Fliat Street
Salt Lake City
Wild ride on runaway freight car ends with minor injuries
Philadelphia brakeman Carl Bitzer, 35, rode a skidding freight car five city blocks before it derailed into soft dirt. A motorist narrowly avoided collision at an intersection as the car gained momentum. Bitzer, who hung on to the car’s front, escaped with little injury and returned to work. In Topeka, Paul Aiken rents a home for the U S Senate campaign and will stay with his family for the duration.
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Philadelphia
UPA
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carl Bitzer
Bitzer
Matthew Spaeth
Topeka
Kan
Paul Aiken
United States
Macksville
North Korean officer defects recounts loyalties and fears
A lieutenant colonel from Hokpo, northwest Korea, describes his split with North Korea and his distrust within his own army. He claims to want a unified Korea under South Korea, notes NK counter intelligence aims to destroy American leaflets, and reveals joining communist forces in China with unclear path from the North.
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Korea
South Korea
Hokpo
Northwest
North Korean Youth Party
Communist Army
China
Ainding
de Mtroy
Government and farmer clash over wheat loan dates
Washington reports the agriculture department rejected Representative Hope’s idea to advance the April 40 maturity date for wheat loans or set regionally staggered dates. CCC Deputy Administrator Woolley warned earlier dates would weaken loan benefits, while Hope cited boxcar shortages and storage limits at harvest as the issue.
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Washington
GPI
Agriculture Department
Hope
R.-Kan
Howe
National Association of Wheat Grove TB
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansan
C.C.C
Frank Woolley
Woolley
South
In-Laws Wed After whirlwind Two-Month Courtship
Morris Herman and Laura Colley, both 83, were married today in Long Branch New Jersey at the Vendome Plaza hotel. Four generations of in-laws will attend the ceremony as the couple joins in matrimony after a brief courtship.
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Long Branch
N. J
Morris Herman
Laura Colleyet
the Groum
Vendome Plaza Hotel
Nurse Praises Hadacol Benefit For Her Health
Mrs. Jennie Lee Adele of East St. Louis describes a 14 year nursing career interrupted by dizziness weakness and chest pains. After using Hadacol she reports energy return appetite normal sleep better and no dizzy spells. She credits vitamins B1 B2 Niacin iron calcium phosphorus and manganese in liquid Hadacol for rapid improvement and urges others with deficiencies to try it.
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Jennie Lee
Adele
East St. Louis
Leon
Hadacol
Thomas
No Secret About British Troops Going to Korea
Hong Kong August 23 departure within a week of 1,500 British troops for Korea will be no great secret. The position of the Tommies from the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders and the Middlesex regiment remains unclear whether they go directly to Korea or first to Japan. The troops probably will travel by merchant ship but some may go by air.
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Hong Kong
Korea
Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders
Middlesex Regiment
Japan
Maschetto Convicted Of Shoplifting In Los Angeles
Emanuel Maschetto a 63 year old laborer was found guilty by a municipal judge of stealing a can of soup and a can of condensed milk. He will be sentenced in September. Police found $6586.03 in his pockets suggesting he was very short of money.
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Los Angeles
Emanuel Maschetto
Cain
Maschetto
3 Day Osage County Fair Opens at Overbrook Today
The Overbrook Osage County Fair begins Thursday August 24 with a three day exhibit and a horse show as the feature in the evening. Under Chester Cooper management the event is a standout display of fine horses. Free rides for kids are offered Thursday and Friday from 2 to 6. The Community Betterment Celebration starts with a parade on Friday night at 7 15. Mrs Hiram Foughton national federation president will present a 3000 check to Overbrook clubs. Kroger representative will visit. Governor Frank Carlson and other dignitaries attend. Fidelis Cosmos and Searchlight clubs entertain at a buffet supper before the parade.
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Overbrook
Osage County
Ihs
Chester Cooper
Hiram Foughton
National Federation
Overbrook Clubs
Kroger Company
Overbrook Slao
Frank Carlson
Fidelis, Cosmos
Searchlight
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Allied
Hal
Ptevuerer
Round Corner Drug Co
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jackie Mizikow
Evening Independent
Lawrence
Topera
Kansas City
Greyhound Bus Depot
Mass
Overland Greyhound Lines Southwestern Greyhound Lines
Xe Sai
Airline
Freazer
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