Two Years In The Korean War No Quick Solution
James Marlow notes the Korean War reaches two years with no clear end in sight. They discuss stalemated ground fighting, stalled prisoner exchanges, and the risk of large scale war if talks fail. The piece highlights Allied restraint, potential China strength, and Russia’s influence in Europe and Asia.
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James Marlow Washington
Asia
Russia
China
Korea
Europe
Germany
Japan
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Indochina
Radio Hams Fail to Pierce Iron Curtain Silence
San Diego radio amateurs once linked with Russian hams via high power gear. They report censorship after July shutdown, with calls limited to 100 watts, and cards from Moscow blocked from home addresses.
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Iron Curtain
Russia
United States
San Diego
California
Dick Shanks
Shanks
Atl
Lee Sheridan
Frank Kemper
Moscow
Dynamo
A. S. Popov
Sien Huna
No Price Boosts Seen For Liquor
Washington reports price ceilings removed from whiskey and wine but prices stay well below ceilings, with officials predicting no changes. The Office of Price Stabilization lifted ceilings on cotton dry goods, hides, leather, and burlap bags, affecting wholesale cotton items and textiles.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Doctor Holmes Cuts Childbirth Fever With Hand Washing
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, father of a late Supreme Court justice, reduced child bed fever by urging physicians to wash hands before delivering babies. This medical caution highlighted the shift to antiseptic practice and improved maternal safety.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
U.S. Supreme Court
French Memorial for Louis Braille in Pantheon
Paris marked the centenary of Louis Braille by placing him among France’s honored dead in the Pantheon A procession of blind mourners with white canes accompanied Braille’s coffin to the high domed church where famed citizens lie.
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Paris
Louis Braille
France
Pantheon
Heart Association Grants Aid For 72 Research Projects
New York June 23 The American Heart Association announced Sunday night it is making new grants in aid totaling $361 522 for 72 research projects in heart and blood diseases.
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New York
American Heart Association
Airlines to Cancel Reservations If Not Reconfirmed Soon
Starting July 1, carriers will cancel bookings unless passengers reconfirm at least six hours before departure. The policy was announced Sunday by the airline group as part of a new customer flight-change rule.
Community Notes from Logan Area Delights Visitors and Births
Mr and Mrs Denver Griffith of Toledo spent Friday evening with Arnett Griffith. A son named Kenda Lynn was born to Mr and Mrs Jim Jones at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital on June 11. Various relatives and friends visited the Jones family and others across Logan Route 2 over the weekend including Brashares, Swartz, Hall, and Blum households. A Daily Vacation Bible School at Kline EUB Church closed with a group program and a park picnic at Kachelmacher Park in Logan.
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Denver Griffith
Toledo
Arnett Griffith
Andy Mathias
Emma
Kate
Joel Mathias
Wayne Dupler
Morehead
Mark Brashares
Miami
Fla
J. F. Brashares
Jim Jones
Kenda Lynn
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Ben Griffith
Carbon Hill
Don Bradford
Lancaster
Meredith Bradford
Virginia Beach
Jesse McGrady
Sue
Rockbridge
Bill Helber
Cheryl
Timmy
Sue Helber
Rebecca
Carol Stiverson
Bob Bartholomew
Logan
Nelsonville
Luther Blum
Fred Swartz
Sugar Grove
Williard Hall
Hubert Hall
Harold Blum
Linda
Herman Blum
Kline Eub Church
Kachelmacher Park
Robert Ansel
Baker Rheinscheld
Paul Ringhiser
David
Harold Mowery
Gladys Dupler
Bob Brashares
Mansfield
Explorer claims Mt Pittsburgh summit in Colombia
The Pittsburgh Explorers Club reports a member Ivan Jirak age 26 from Slippery Rock Pa claims to be first to scale a 16 600 foot South American peak naming it Mt Pittsburgh He said he arrived at the summit June 6 after departing earlier this month with the club's notice received on Sunday.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Explorers Club
Mt. Pittsburgh
Ivan Jirak
Slippery Rock
State Teachers College
Colombia
Appointment of Administratrix in Cora Burberry Estate
Notice announces Cleo Montgomery of 128 Bowen Street Logan Ohio appointed administratrix of the Cora Burberry estate in Logan Hocking County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated June 7 1952. EA Pettit Bangert Probate Judge of Hocking County Ohio.
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Cora Burberry
Cleo Montgomery
Bowen Street
Logan
Ohio
Hocking County
EA Pettit Bangert
Said
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