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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1950
Page
3
Vale's Highlads New Jersey reports last year trespassers stole bulbs from three trees in two days. This year the borough will place one tree on top of the two story Borough hall to avoid further vandalism.
Government price ceilings likely will not affect most farm foods soon as prices mostly stay below parity. Only a few items rise above ceilings while many staples fall under minimum levels, with processed goods potentially capped later if margins allow. Meat likely no ceilings now due to production concerns and rationing risks.
In northeast north Korea near Fusen, 50 Reds marching an artillery piece were killed by U S Marines planes after spotting snow tracks. Lt George Dodenhoff and Lt James Dunphy of Santa Ana Calif led the engagement with Maj Kenneth Reus of Portland Oregon directing the flight.
About 300 teachers attended a luncheon during the Louisiana Education Association convention hosted by the Twin City P T A council in Shreveport. Notables from education bodies and local chapters were present. the event featured a lace table setting, chrysanthemum centerpiece, crystal punch bowls, and music by Dorothy Tullos. An adjacent HADACOL promotional segment included a testimonial from Norman Christopher of Houston praising the vitamin supplement for digestive and energy benefits.
Mrs. Sarah Hollingsworth and four other hostesses chaired the event. Hospitality committee members present included Mrs. Stanley Hodge Mrs. George Varino Mrs. Helen Smith and Mrs. James Larkin, all Twin City P T A council members, mingled with guests at the tea in Ouachita parish.
Joe Nicholas Weber, 84, revered as the father of the AF of L Musicians Union, died of a heart ailment. Funeral services are set for Friday in Los Angeles with national president James C. Petrillo and the union's executive board expected to attend from Chicago.
Rodney J Hobbs post and auxiliary VFW invite friends to a December 14 gathering at 7 30 PM in the VFW club room. The event collects gifts for Veterans Administration hospital patients with a Christmas tree music games and Santa Claus. Attendees should bring wrapped gifts and refreshments will be served. The auxiliary has won department honors for hospital work in Louisiana for two years.
War correspondents covering the Korean War don U N shoulder insignia marking a historic first as reporters join United Nations forces in the field. The move signals broader UN involvement and boosts coverage of the conflict.
A dramatic comparison in the article estimates that the mass of 400 U N naval ships in Korean waters would require boxcars stretching from New York to within 50 miles of Chicago to transport the displaced weight, underscoring the scale of naval power.
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