Ports of Entry Pact Nears in Korean Truce Talks
In Munsan Korea UN negotiators near a deal on ports of entry as Communists hand over detailed maps for five North Korean cities to route troops and supplies during a truce. Maps were studied by UN officials, who indicated adjustments to align with Communist requests. The talks focused on prisoner exchange and insisted on no secret meetings.
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George W. Hickman
Hickman
Waiting Up Yonder Who's Waiting at Journey's End
A fragmentary verse line depicts a figure awaiting at a journey’s end. The speaker notes past risk and discomfort endured to see someone, wondering who may be waiting up yonder. The mood is contemplative and subtly spiritual.
Truman's Budget Cut by House Reduces 1953 Request
The House cut the non military budget bill for fiscal year 1953 by 724 million, shaving the total requested by President Truman from 978.7 million to about 254 million. The reduction affects independent offices including Veterans Administration, the Tea Authority, and public housing. The action, taken by voice vote after hours of debate, sets up Senate consideration next week for two more departmental bills.
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Albert Hamilton Jefferson County Clerk Dies at 62
Albert W. Hamilton, 62, longtime Jefferson County clerk since 1948, died yesterday in Topeka hospital. Born in Oskaloosa, he lived there all his life and was a seventh term county clerk. Active in the Oskaloosa Methodist Church, Rotary Club, and Royal Arch Masons. Survived by wife Josephine, son Albert S. Hamilton of Topeka, grandson Albert Lee Hamilton, and two sisters Mayme Hamilton and Mrs. Arthur Perry of Oskaloosa. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Oskaloosa Methodist Church, burial in Oskaloosa Cemetery.
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Oskaloosa Chapter No. 9
Royal Arch Masons
Oskaloosa Rotary Club
Alienation of Affections Suit for 3 Year Old Boy
A three year old boy from Nevada files an alienation of affections suit in district court. Through his grandmother Naomi Fox of Gilcrest Cole, Louis Lee Wilson sues C. N. Watters of St. John Kansas for allegedly carrying on an illicit affair that disrupted the boy's parents Lowell and Maxine Wilson.
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Wils
Virginia Town Drafts Two Doctors
Blackstone officials drafted two army doctors for temporary duty this week sending Lt Col Vincent J. Annoc and Lt George Geyer from Camp Pickett to Blackstone to aid the local population. Col A V Robinson, former hospital commander, assisted in the assignment.
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Blackston
Virginia
Blackstone
Camp Pickett
A.V. Robinson
Vincent J. Annoc
George Geyer
So We Do Conquer the Sky's Farthest Reaches What Then
Fragmented reminiscence mixes spaceflight ambition with personal travel. The essay notes the moon goal once felt distant, cites Wernher von Braun’s rocket plans, and contrasts old Missouri mud roads with future space ventures, highlighting belief in lunar reach and the costs of advancing such technology.
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Tag Butle
New York
Almay
Ameétician Pation
Bermurla
Kins
Lexington
Karen
Gol
Conegie
Missouri
Wernher von Braun
Britain
von Braun
Enka
Andy Tour
Milnos Badeen
Chad
Baby Girl Survives 26 Foot Well Fall in Maryland Home
Three year old Mary Margaret Kaufman fell through a first floor hole and into a 26 foot well in Crystal Beach Maryland. Her mother jumped into the basement to keep the child afloat until the father arrived and improvised a rescue device from a board and rope. The girl was unconscious but revived after reaching the surface. The incident occurred in the Kaufmans new house under construction.
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Crystal Beach
Mary Margaret Kaufman
Wile Fride
Harry Kaufman
Kaufmans
Record Home Loans to Veterans in 1951
The Veterans Administration reported a record 53,614,000,000 in GI home loans for 1951, exceeding the 1947 peak of 3,286,000,000. VA noted 497,373 loans were issued last year, with about 30,000 loans monthly at times, and monthly averages over 60,000 during part of 1950.
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Church Offerings For Needy People Abroad
New York churches plan a Sunday drive to raise more than six million dollars in offerings for relief of needy people abroad. The effort centers on a nationwide observance titled one great hour of worship and giving.
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New York
Campaign to Support Church Foreign Mission Work
The annual drive is a major source of support for church foreign mission work. Thousands of churches across 21 denominations will hold special services and take collections.
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Foreign Mission
Use for Empty Bottle in the Shop
An empty window spray bottle refilled with turpentine or kerosene cleans paint or grease from hands. The tip notes a few squirts will clear dirty hands and offers a practical tip from Popular Science.
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