Time To Go Home From Korea UNSC Row
The piece argues South Korea’s anger at Communist and Moscow bloc influence over the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission. It notes demonstrations in Seoul and Inchon, calls for the UNSC to withdraw, and suggests the UN may remove the neutral inspectors with U.N. forces still in South Korea.
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South Korea
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Red Circle
UNSC
NNSC
North Korea
Rhee
Korea
Seoul
Inchon
United Nations
U. N
Peiping
Knights of Columbus Shrine Club Ball Game at Recreation Park
Residents enjoy a Sunday KC Shrine fundraiser at Recreation Park with a ball game and acts. All profits after expenses go to crippled children and other charitable projects, offering affordable summer entertainment and local fellowship.
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Knights of Columbus
Recreation Park
Monroe
New Glarus Voters Decide $35,000 Bond for High School
Voters in the New Glarus Joint School District No. 1 go to the polls at 7 this morning to decide on a $35,000 bond issue to build a new high school. Polls stay open until 8 p m with ballot clerks Harvey Ott and Millard Tschudy, election clerks J P Klassy and Mrs Jacob Bruni, and inspectors Morris Marty Charles Derendinger and Charles Toilefson in place. The district covers New Glarus village and Exeter and Washington Townships.
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New Glarus Joint
Harvey Ott
Millard Tschudy
J. P. Klassy
Jacob Bruni
Morris Marty
Charles Derendinger
Charles Toilefson
New Glarus Village
New Glarus
Exeter
Washington Townships
End of World Hopes Rise as Japan Mulls Surrender
A wartime digest notes Tokyo bombardment and Allied surrender terms under Truman focus on peacetime reconversion. Also mentions Gilbert Hoesly named New Glarus village board president and Eisenhower citing Stalin's US friendship aim. Monroe Legion Juniors top Woodford 30 3 in baseball at Recreation Park.
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Tokyo
Truman
Gilbert Hoesly
New Glarus
Eisenhower
United States
Monroe
American Legion
Woodford
Recreation Park
World Was Much the Same Gettysburg Battle Era Had Its Shockers
ED CREAGH recalls 1863 headlines and ads from Adams Sentinel. a Washington drunkard tale shows social vice then, while ministers hawked cures for scrofula. The piece notes Lincoln's presence, troops near Knoxville, and compares travel times to modern air travel.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Lincoln
White House
Knoxville
Eisenhower
Edward A
Wilson
Brooklyn
Adams Sentinel and General Advertiser
Adams County Family Journal
Bangor
Jeff Davis
Red White Stop Signs to Replace Old Signs in Wisconsin
Milwaukee area officials report Wisconsin will replace yellow and black non reflecting signs with red and white reflectorized stop signs. The change aligns with national safety standards and features white letters on a red background.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Highway Commission
Tragic Ohio blast leaves eleven dead in Andover
Rescue workers continued sifting wreckage after an explosion and fire hit Andover killing at least eleven. The Gateway Restaurant was center of the blast with many victims searching shelter from a storm. Identification of corpses rose to nineteen with two more unaccounted.
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Andover
Ohio
Gateway
Russell A. Kirkhan
Ingram
John R
Margie
Kirkhan
Margaret
William Cutlip
Williamsfield
Arlene
Darlene
Frank Fellows
Cleveland
Barbara
Richard
Donald Koces
Fellows
Evelyn Marie Labus
North Ridgeville
Forrest Biesterveld
Tom Brown
Thomas Kennell
Pittsburgh
George A. Schroeder
Shirley
George, Jr
Cecil Poindexter
Massillion
Helen Jones
Barbara Offut
New Lyme
Wilson Starts Work On Resort At Farm
Paul Wilson of Monroe beauty salon operator has begun construction on a resort on the Mrs Nellie Block farm near Twin Grove in Jefferson Township. The plan includes a guest lodge dining facilities swimming pool golf course and other outdoor sport facilities. No completion date is set and it will not open to the public this year.
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Nellie Block
Twin Grove
Jefferson Township
Paul Wilson
Monroe Beauty Salon
Wilson
Wisconsin State Fair Alice in Dairyland draws youngsters
Barbara Brown the 1955 Alice opens Aug 20 to 28 at the Wisconsin State Fair. Children promising to drink four glasses daily can join the Alice in Dairyland Club and receive a membership button. Davy Crockett ice cream bars and Disney dairy promos accompany dairy displays in the Dairy Building as the state promotes milk and dairy products. The June Dairy Month drive reports a 21 million pound rise in Wisconsin milk sales, aiming to curb national dairy surpluses.
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Alice In Dairyland
Barbara Brown
Alice
Alice In Dairyland Club
Davy Crockett
Davy
Miss Brown
State Department of Agriculture
American Dairy Association of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Henry L. Ahlgren
Russians Claim Plant Study Gain At Geneva Conference
Soviet scientist A L Kursanov told the 72 nation conference that using radioactive isotopes as tracers, Russians have begun to solve photosynthesis. He said proteins and carbohydrates are direct products of the process, with carbohydrates formed by red and yellow light portions. American scientists also report progress.
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A. L. Kursanov
Kursanov
Global Prospects Discussed for Plants and Uranium Resources
Scientists note blue light effects on plant growth to guide hothouse design, while reports from the United States, Canada and Russia detail extensive aerial and ground prospecting for uranium and thorium.
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United States
Canada
Russia
Deaths of Sterling and Wood Mark End of Noted Figures
Stamford caller confirms Andrew B. Sterling age 80, songwriter of hits like When My Baby Smiles at Me and Meet Me in St. Louis. Amityville reports Dr Robert W. Wood, 87, atom bomb consultant and pioneer in ultraviolet infrared research, died yesterday.
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Stamford, Conn
Andrew B. Sterling
Nellie
St. Louis
Amityville
N. Y
Robert W. Wood
Wyoming ex governor A. G. Crane dies at 77
Cheyenne report states A. G. Crane longtime Wyoming Republican leader and former University of Wyoming president died yesterday. Crane served as governor from 1949 to 1950 and led the university from 1922 to 1941.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
A. G. Crane
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Freeman S Pitney Led United Cigar Stores 1923 1948
Freeman S Pitney 72 longtime president of United Cigar Stores from 1923 to 1948 died Wednesday. Born in Illinois he led the company through two decades of growth.
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Toronto
Freeman S. Pitney
United Cigar Stores
Illinois
Akron Rubber Tycoon Frank Seiberling Dies at 95
Akron Ohio Frank A Seiberling founder of a major rubber company and known as the little Napoleon of the rubber industry dies at age 95 leaving a lasting impact on American manufacturing and philanthropy.
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Akron, Ohio
Frank A. Seiberling
Little Napoleon
Notable Goodyear and Seiberling Rubber Co Pioneer Died
The text notes a figure who lost control of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co and later, with his brother Charles, founded Seiberling Rubber Co. It mentions Western Star Ohio as the beginning and ends with the word Died, indicating a conclusion of the person’s life.
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Charles
Seiberling Rubber Co
Western Star
Ohio
Type 54 Cigar Binder Crop In Wisconsin Up
The Agriculture Department estimates Type 54 southern Wisconsin cigar binder tobacco production this year at 7,992,000 pounds, up from 7,548,000 pounds last year. Type 55 Wisconsin tobacco is forecast at 4,900,000 pounds, down from 15,132,000 pounds a year ago.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Southern
Wisconsin
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