Government Reviews Denial of Benefits To Ex War Prisoners
Wallington UPI reports the government reexamined denials of benefits for honorably discharged ex prisoners of war accused of collaborating with Chinese Communists. Two veterans from North Carolina claimed $2.41 daily for Korean War time. the commission denied their cases. Senate subcommittee investigations probe POW benefit decisions based on Army-supplied information.
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Wallington
UPI
Feo
Wheeless
Walker Quarth
Taey
Perekin Claims Commission
Ciel
Oma
Goram
Ovidgner Agatost
Senate
Anny
Big Four Backs Split Term in United Nations Session
In New York, major powers back a split term plan for Security Council seats amid debates over a Philippines Yugoslavia compromise. The Philippines seeks the council seat for the remainder of the term, while Latin American delegates split on supporting the plan with Soviet and European opposition noted. More than half of married women under 23 face destitution risk, with integers unclear.
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United Nations
N. Y
Philippines
Ligne
Slavia
Diay
Arene
Sumarter
Ieve Destiinds
Obituary notice for Nanieve Chowk Slith of Pineville
Nanwie Chowk Slith of Pineville died at home. Funeral services were held yesterday at Tomk Al the Patel Baptist Church on Berchles Creek. Officiating ministers were Hw Tews Frese Cox Heo Maney, with pallbearers Henry Lee Hunbright McKinley Pulte Baw Lee Fred Dodett Clifford Miracle Millard Shoski. Church choir rendered songs. family friends attended.
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Foster
Ohis
Tomk al the
Sirnty
Senator George to Run Again in Georgia Race
Senator Walter George announces another run in Georgia politics likely facing former Governor Herman Taladge. At 78, he promises a vigorous campaign, citing health and readiness while a growing field could reshape the race as 1930s-style political clashes loom in congressional contest preparations.
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Vienna
Walter George
Walay
Myothee
Orm
George
Ceara
Herman Taluadge
Iit
Tan
M. Volwadge
Refornice
Georgia
Arab Enrolls At Union College in January
Barbourville dispatch reports Said Khair Mansour a Christian Arab from Bethlehem Jordan will enroll at Union College the first week in January for the second semester. The carpenter's son from Bethleheen studied in Hebron and joined the Evangelical Church. President Conway Boatman met him during a Holy Land tour last summer.
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Barbourville
Christ
Peth Telem
Khair Mansour
Jordaty
Mansour
Unicon College
Conway Boatman
Holy Land
Tau
DOREIN COMING TACK SALEM ORE HORSEMAN ASSN PROPOSAL
The Oregon Horsemen’s Association says the horse is making a comeback and urges the state highway commission to aid in bridle trails along public roads and in parks. A W Oliver of Oregon State College notes horsemanship as a growing project with 44 clubs and 714 members statewide, 60 percent of whom are girls.
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APL
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Morals Charge In Pastor Case Sparks Family Testimony
In Weatherford Oklahoma, a pastor faces a morals charge after his wife testifies about alleged adultery. The Vaughns, longtime church members, recount his affair with a former parishioner and the resulting marital breach. The case unfolds as investigators and witnesses describe events leading to the shooting amid community shock.
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Wehatherford
Fou
Lacie
Willy My Wil Mos
Walter Wilt
Boas Or
City
Mes
Avian Thal
Chest Steverts
Ubleley
Piistar
Gigi
Mie Hanis
Haiister
Bist Wits
Tovlay
Habis
Toll Reperters
Eantie
Asa Ny
Aly
Laine
Tine Dompheroty
Asher
Vaughn
Vanighte
Wertherford
Lytowne
Stevens
Varugtin
Cyiaigg
Ant
Vrighi
Tie
Susen
Iit
Vint
Tedeber
Donvey City
Churel
Stevins
Denver City
Lindisy
Manuele
Payhy
Law Affects War Firearms
Treasury investigators target the ban on fully automatic guns under the national firearm act. After registration and activation, transfers between individuals will be free of certain controls. Contact information provided for further details.
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Treasury
Alrutal
Tobuacco
Iakby
Inetia
Nationa
Siivare
Spr Geeson le Apethor
Acie
aMer
Ami
Duiler
Walters Heads Tree Farm Committee
J Mreer e is the new chairman of the Kentucky Tree Farm Committee appointed by Charles Bringardiner of Lexis Lumbee manufacturer. George A Walters of The Mead Corp. serves as treasurer and Corbin forester. The committee upholds Tree Farm standards in Kentucky as one of 40 in the American Tree Farm System recognizing private forest management programs.
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Ngton, J
Mreer E
Kentucky
Comattee
Charles Bringardiner
Lexis Lumbee
Kentucky Forest
Dastings Committee
T Huta
Moser
U.S. Forest Service
Clee
Gamble Hrothera
Helmin George
The Bug in Prosperity Jobless Older Workers
A 1940s style feature reports on older workers facing unemployment amid prosperity claims. It cites government data, industry studies, and quotes from officials discussing the impact of age on hiring, the cost of pensions, and potential policy actions to boost employment opportunities for those over 45.
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Kenneth O. Ghmmore
Alvin Venous
Shige Peasinn
Jones Mitchell
Pilenty
Trent
Femi New England
Fragmentary report on safety council event and tests
A garbled OCR style note describes the National Safety Council event and testing across an enterprise. It mentions safety work, a test value, and ongoing examinations though specifics are unclear due to corrupted text.
Resignation of Undenwood Ties Health Chief to Washington
Frankfort reports show Governor Chandler discussing the resignation of Undenwood as health commissioner with the state Board of Health and the Kentucky Medical Association. Undenwood states the move is not party driven and will accept a role with the U.S. Public Health Service in Washington. Replacement not yet chosen amid Cabinet tensions and speculation of policy differences with the governor. Undenwood previously ran health services across Henderson, Union and Webster counties.
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Chandler
Fecure Undenwood State
State Board of Health
Kentucky Stet Medinas Association
Undenwood
Undervoml
WS. Politic Health Sevice
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Undervot
Chanester
Chaneley
Theailure
Brrly
Air Bridge to Antarctica Aimed by Navy Planes
Two U S Navy planes embarked on a nonstop flight about 22 miles southeast of a named point as part of preparation for America’s Antarctic expedition during the 1957 58 International Geophysical Year. Four other planes turned back due to headwinds while Neptunes and Antapello ships press on toward a new air link between Hoss Yeland and Victoria Lund.
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U.S. Navy
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Phinns
Neptunes
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Antapello
Binderi Osifely
McMuarle
Hoss Yeland
Victoria Lund
Tawa Adi
McMurle
America
International Geophysical Yen
Knight Plans Pro Ike State Delegation
California governor Knight announces formation of a pro Ike delegation for the Republican National Convention with California’s 10 votes pledged to him as favorite if Eisenhower seeks renomination. He cites state law forbidding unpledged delegations and confirms talks with Nixon Knowland and others while planning for the 1956 presidential primary campaign. The piece notes Newport library history and ends with a library detail.
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Knight
Inca
California
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Aterment
Shou
New York
Nixon
William & Knowwlared
Eisenhower
Christmas Gift Was Long Planned in Jacksonville
A fragmented 19th century style note from Jacksonville recounts a planned Christmas gift that went awry, mentioning a juried case, a Hastings attorney, and a chilling sequence related to a health warning and a suspected misstep. The text blends garbled names and disconnected phrases, but centers on an intentional gift and its troubling aftermath.
No Peace Talks Fox Mid-East
Washington and Arab spokesmen spoke separately on peace terms, all signaling no peace talks imminent. Israeli and Arab officials indicated concessions would be limited, with no territorial cession and no broad shifts in policy, as negotiations remain unsettled amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Fox Mid-East
Washington
Morty Ismael
State Department
Willie Lo
U.s
Galilee
Hassound
Dulles
Iyse
Israel
Shire Department
Hospital Notes Noted Admissions and Patients
Middlesboro Hospital records list admissions including George T. Paynter on N 23th Street and Mrs Roy Th. Love of New Tazewell. Other entries include Miss Warnia Marcell and Edna Lee Roark with various city connections and addresses.
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Athe Middlesboro Hospital
Verina
Monto
Michele Marrs
Rowe
Edna Lee Roark
Hulen
George Mutone
Tiny Boy
Tazewell
Otis Lanitert
Hartopate
George T. Paynter
Roy Th. Love
New Tazewell
Warnia Marcell
City
Farm Output At New High
Washington reports a record total for crops and livestock in 1955 despite lower crop yields per acre. Agriculture officials cite reduced harvested acreage and widespread declines in several staple crops while some grains and financial indicators show slight gains or resilience.
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Washington
Tecomd
Seco
Eagle Nest Weighs Heavy: Material Hiss Raises Weight Claim
A fragmented note suggests an eagle nest may endure year after year with hiss material increasing its weight significantly, possibly reaching a ton, though details are unclear. The fragment mentions iLttl and tnor as remnants of the OCR.
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