Malik vetoes loom as U N council votes debated
Lake Success Sept 9 UP Malik vetoes in the U N security council draw speculation on future vetoes as he blocks a U S proposal for all nations to quit aiding North Korea. U S Delegate Warren Austin says the veto aids North Korea while council plans a private meeting next Tuesday to finalize the report to the General Assembly.
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General Assembly
Debartes Gay
Malikyaku
U.S
India
Sweden
Manchuria
U. S
U. N
Commission
Peiping
Russia
Faily
Fhrmaala
Report Forest Fires In California Have Subsided
San Francisco reports a week of dangerous fires subsided as Forestry officials call it the worst fire week on record. More than 100 fires burned from the Mexican border to Oregon, with timber losses estimated around 19 million dollars. Peak destruction reached about 150000 acres. livestock losses are unconfirmed, but wildlife damage is suspected.
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San Francisco
California
Oregon
Memorial Hospital Births and Admits List
At Memorial Hospital the following entries appear: Mrs Alice Snodgrass Linwood Route 1 Mrs Ruby Stert 312 Maiden Lane Mrs Margaret Ewing and baby Kansas John Crown 200% Tennessee Street Gerre Mahan 14 West Bills Mrs Rose Spillman and baby 1338 Brooks Street Mrs Norma Puckett and baby Otto W OM Murphy 747 North Sixth Street Olive Ward Hunzicker and baby 731 New York Street and Mrs Leo Ferguson daughter yesterday.
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Maiden Lane
Margaret Ewing
Kansas
John Crown
Tennessee Street
Gerre Mahan
West Bills
Rose Spillman
Brooks Street
Norma Puckett
Otto W. OM. Murphy
North Sixth Street
Olive Ward Hunzicker
New York Street
Farmers complain about livestock losses and hunting impact
Lawrence residents report frustrations over cow injuries from gunshots and perceived reckless hunting. Farmers fear bold acts in town and urge stricter controls as they anticipate questions from new and returning students. Kansas University has set up an information booth at 14th Street Hill near the campus core.
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K.U
14Th Street Hill
Barn
Dyehe
Rush Week at K U Sets Fraternity Pledges
Rush Week at Kansas University showcases 25 fraternities with a goal of service to rushees. Chancellor Malott and Dean Woodruff urge questions and openness while outlining schedules. Final pledge lists to be published after conflicts are resolved, with ceremonies and dinners Monday afternoon and evening.
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K. U
Dean Woodruff
Enlistment push before draft reports rise
Washington reports the armed services are enlisting men subject to the draft before preinduction physicals. The navy and air force have met manpower needs through enlistments and reservist recalls, with 170,000 draftees planned for army service this fall and no air force draftee calls yet.
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Washington
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Air Force
Air Forces
Child Trapped Five Hours Found Safe in Cabinet
Buffalo dispatch reports two year old Stephen Hoffman survived five hours trapped inside a kitchen cabinet in a neighbor’s garage. Police called off the search after eight year old Peter Gullo located the child. The cabinet had three doors with snap locks and how the boy entered remains undetermined.
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Buffalo
Stephen Hoffman
Peter Gullo
Stephen
Altho
Republican Policy Committee Rebuffs Schoeppel on Communism Charge
Washington reports show the Senate Republican policy panel refused to back Senator Schoeppel Kan in his accusations of communist activity in the Interior Department. Taft said the committee disavows responsibility for Schoeppel's charges as Chapman denies the Soviet tie claim.
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Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Schoeppel
R.-Kan
Interior Department
Taft
R.-Ohio
Policy Committee
Chapman
Republican National Committee
Peril rises as miners face deadly gas trap
One hundred sixteen miners entombed 30 hours after a collapse at Knockshinnock mine in New Cumnock Scotland struggle for rescue. Heavy rains sent peat and muck into the diggings, trapping twelve comrades and releasing a new peril, lethal black damp gas, as rescuers bore 90 feet through a coal wall to reach the group.
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Scotland
UPB
Knockshinnock
Atlantic hurricane still dangerous near Bermuda in September
The 10 day hurricane centered about 200 miles southwest of Bermuda lingered with 100 mph winds, slowed from recent peak, and remained nearly stationary for 36 hours as forecasters called it one of the oldest on record. First advisory was issued August 30 from San Juan Puerto Rico. A separate Bermuda item notes a death in Buffalo area linked to a sparrow blocked flu heater, leaving a 25 year old woman found in a bathtub.
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Fla
Atlantic
Mike
Honeymoon Isles
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Sparrow
Buffalo
N.Y
Truman to Report to U S Citizens
The board notes appliance and furniture sales with downpayments from nothing to ten percent and 24 months to pay the balance. Ten percent down and 30 months for home repairs and improvements. The federal housing admin began requiring ten percent down in August and 37 months to pay. Articles under $100 exempt, others subject to pay-off limits. installment loans for listed articles must follow terms. other loans due within 15 months. No limits on charge accounts.
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Federal Housing Administration
Au- Est
Ford workers split on new five year labor contract
Detroit sept 9 Ford Motor Co faces split votes as Lincoln plant rejects the five year agreement while UAW leaders predict eventual ratification. The contract offers an eight cent hourly cost of living increase for 410,000 production staff with total pay near 1.75 dollars per hour amid the auto industry wage shift.
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Ford Motor Co
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Lincoln
C.I.0
United Auto Workers
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Art Valenti
National Ford Council
Waltter Reuther
World Wheat Outlook Sees Higher Production in 1949
The Department of Agriculture reports larger wheat crops expected across major northern hemisphere producers, except North Africa, with total production about five percent above 1949 and seven percent above the 1935-39 average. US output estimated at 996,490,000 bushels as of August 1, with Canada at 544,000,000 bushels. Europe’s bread grain harvest likely up from 1949 but below the 1935-39 average. In Asia, large increases predicted. Russia may hold near 1949 levels.
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Department of Agriculture
North Africa
Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Europe
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China
Russia
Masden's Watch Shop Ad Notice
Masden's Watch Shop at 12 E 9th near Maia offers fine watch and clock repairing with careful on all repair work provided.
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Maia
Dangerous 5 mile line gap closed at Yongchon front
AP dispatch from the Pusan front reports allied forces welded a broken line after a three day assault. South Koreans and U S troops linked gains of over two miles southeast of Yongchon to blunt a Red push toward Taegu. Cavarly held ridges north of Taegu as Reds attacked the Kumhwa corridor.
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Yengaan
Jack MacBeth
Zpnxehie
Yongchon
Kyongju
Fohang
Taegu
U. S
Koean Central Warfront
Kumhwa
Taexu
Builder to Make Bomb Shelters Standard in New Queens Homes
A Queens Borough builder Milton Steinberg announced plans to standardize bomb shelters in a 250 house two story development. Each home will include nine by nineteen foot vaults with reinforced steel and concrete walls under the garage. Prices are listed from 14,290 to 15,490 dollars.
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New York
Queens
Milton Steinberg
Mechanic R. Rosh Dies in Little Rock Hospital
R. Rosh mechanical superintendent for the Missouri Pacific railroad died in a Little Rock hospital during an inspection tour. He had been with the railroad for 27 years and was from St. Louis Missouri.
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Little Rock Hospital
Little Rock
Pic
Grain and cattle prices mixed in Kansas market report
Kansas City weekly livestock notes show wheat around 8 dollars, corn 1.44, butterfat 54 to 61 cents. Cattle trading mixed with steers 29 to 32 dollars per hundredweight, top highs near 37, beef cows 11 to 22, yearlings 20 to 32, feeders 27 to 29, various weights and lots across the market.
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Markeya
Kansas City
Kansas
USDA
Choles
September 9 1950 cattle and sheep market report summary
Market notes show mixed livestock results with heavier weights advancing while lighter stays fall. Feeding and slaughter notes reflect higher week closing values for spring lambs, ewe prices near April highs, and steady demand for native spring lambs with clipped wool and good wooled skins. Breeding ewes and yearlings listed with price ranges and quality grades across categories.
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Caine
What can you do instead of what you know
Business students and training programs promise practical results. They emphasize learning by doing and self help. Thousands of successful students attest to the value of hands on training and guidance helping individuals develop real skills.
Money From Heaven Finds One Honest Man in Three
Charles W. McCarn, a Roanoke salesman, found seven green bills drifting from a Cleveland hotel window. He returned them to police, but a woman grabbed three more and another man took a fourth. Police warn the owner must come forward with correct serial numbers or the money will be forfeited.
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Cleveland
Charles W. McCarn
Roanoke
McCorn
Lawrence Community Thanks Police and Helpers for Missing Girl Rescue
A message of gratitude to the police highway pass sheriffs neighbors friends and Boy Scouts plus the Holloway family and others in Lawrence for aid in locating the missing girls. The note acknowledges the brothers who found them and expresses appreciation to all who helped.
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Boy Scouts
Lawrence
Gilbert Holloway
Flynn May Wed Patrice Wymore in Ireland This Fall
American film star Errol Flynn said he may marry Patrice Wymore in Ireland, aiming for as soon as possible. He is filming in Nice and faces French divorce paperwork delays. Wymore is in New York awaiting Flynn to finalize travel and wedding plans.
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Kansas
Ireland
Nice
France
Patrice Wymore
Flynn
Patrice
New York
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