Public Opposed To UN Seat for Red China Before Korean Clash
George Gallup reports broad U.S. opposition to replacing Nationalist China with Communist China on the U.N. Security Council amid tensions before the Korean crisis. A coast-to-coast survey shows 58 percent say China Reds should not hold the council seat, 11 percent favoring it, 31 percent undecided.
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C. I Lubbock
Tex
Red China
George Gallup
American Institute OF Public Opinion
Princeton
N.J
United Nations
U.N
United States
Council
China
Russia
U.N. Council
Chiang Kai-shek
United Nations Security Council
Herbert Hoover
World Organization
Korea
Motorist Strikes Apparition. Doll Found by Rescue Squad
In Fredericksburg July 8 a motorist reported striking a child and searched in the dark for a body. A rescue squad arrived and a flashlight revealed the victim to be a dismembered rag doll, prompting the driver to leave.
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Fredericksburg
Montanans Bombed By Aerial Newsboy
Bozeman Montana July 8 The Boze Chronicle editor says Al Newby may be America’s only aerial newsboy with a house to house route. Since last winter he drops the Sunday Chronicle on Gallatin Valley Ranch homes using red muslin socks and six foot tails for visibility. He now tests waxed wrappers and drops from about 50 feet with families watching. If a gust lands a paper on a roof he circles and drops another copy.
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Bozeman
Mont
Jefferson Jones
The
Boze Chronicle
al Newby
America
Newby
Gallatin Valley Ranch
Sunday Chronicle
Hundreds Of Displaced In Cyprus Camps
In Famagusta Cyprus a group of about four hundred displaced persons, British subjects with Maltese ancestry, remain in DP camps once used to hold illegal Jewish immigrants to Palestine. They lived in Greece and Turkey before the war, spoke little English, and have been moved among camps for years with no homeland in sight.
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Famagusta
Cyprus
Britain
Palestine
Greece
Turkey
Plans Laid For Young Republican Club In Lubbock
State officers of the Young Republican federation in Texas organized a pre meeting in Lubbock. Bob Hurmence was named temporary chairman and Bob Nash acting secretary. George Canon will represent the 30th state senatorial district at a July meeting in San Antonio.
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Young Republicans
State
Young Republican Federation
Lubbock
Crosson Tylar
Young Republican
David H. Brune
Federation
Bob Hurmence
Bob Nash
Tylar
Bruno
Fort Worth
Young Republican Club
Texas
Fortieth
Brune and
George Canon
San Antonio
Mohlar D. Temple
Bertha Helen Kerr
Car theft claimed then found on nearby street
Albert Wannepain reported his car stolen from Tenth Street in Carisville and later said he recovered it the next day on Ninth Street, the same vehicle. Yugoslavia's electric power consumption last year was 145 kilowatt hours per person, double 1939.
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Silvis, Ill
Albert Wannepain
Tenth Street
Ninth Street
Yugoslavia
Mediterranean island houses Greek and Turkish refugees
Elderly refugees, moved from India and Eritrea, now on a Mediterranean island. Only about 100 are employable. They wish to return to Greece and Turkey, but those countries do not want them. Britain is caring for them locally.
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India
Eritrea
Mediterranean
Greece
Turkey
Britain
Murder charges filed against 18 year old in foster father death
In San Angelo an 18 year old, William Earl Rye, faces murder charges in the death of Lonnie Douglas Rye, 29, his foster brother and foster father. A broken bottle fight occurred Monday, Lonnie died yesterday, and the body will be sent to Waycross Georgia for funeral services. The case was filed in Justice of the Peace Tom Gassaway's court.
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San Angelo
Lonnie Douglas Rye
William Earl Rye
Houston
Lonnie
Earl
William Earl
Lee Brazier
Justice of the Peace
Tom Gassaway
Waycross
Eye worth $6500 settles with government
Allene Shaddox, 13, lost her right eye at the Inyokern naval ordnance testing station two years ago. The U S government settled her claim for 6500 dollars.
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Bakersfeld
Calif
Uncle Sam
Allene Shaddox
Inyokern Naval Ordnance Testing Station
U. S
Shadowy North Korean Leader Seen Through Red Satellites
Far Eastern Director Howard Handleman notes Kim Il Sung as a shadowy North Korean figure. The piece discusses contested guerrilla credentials, age estimates, Soviet medal claims, and the use of his name in Korean nationalist memory amid Cold War tensions.
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Howard Handleman
INS
Tokyo
Kim Il Sung
North Korean Peoples Republic
North Korea
Kim TL Sung
Manchuria
White Mountains
Manchurian Mountains
Yalu River
Yyongyang
Kim
Kim I Sung
Hopalong Cassidy
Korea
Russia
Well Gush Delivers Gas and Water at Alberta Farm
Stirling Alberta. Lou Metzger drilled a water well after 40 years of hauling water. A well drilling company struck both water and natural gas. Mrs Metzger plans to use gas in the house and barn, while a water pipe remains connected.
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Stirling
Alta
Lou Metzger
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South Korea
Kimpo
Anhung
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Tsushima
Chungju
Poonstack
Suwon
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