Thought For Today Quote From James Bible Verse
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Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
2
Editorial Warns U S Korea Policy Hinges On 48 Hours
The piece argues U S policy toward Korea rests on rapid mobilization by South Korea and warns against unilateral action. It compares the UN role to the League of Nations, saying Western powers may back away, with Japan and Manchuria history cited. It notes South Koreans want to fight and have high morale, unlike China where Communists led most resistance.
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Korea
U. S
Japan
America
Pacific
United States
United Nations
China
East Berlin display scheme shows goods in windows
East Berlin stores display consumer items in shop windows to impress visitors. Items cannot be bought as loans from the government sausages were shown during a rally, then retrieved by officials, leaving the displays as proof of production rather than sale.
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Red
Berlin
Hearings on Fire Code Tomorrow in Springfield
The proposed Illinois fire code will be discussed at a public hearing tomorrow at the State Armory in Springfield. Objections to the code will be received. The code centers on fire protection alarms control devices and exits. The hearing was twice postponed to give municipalities time to study the code.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Screen Comedian HORIZONT Clues and Crossings
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India
Divorce action seeks name restoration for Leila Harper
Leila A. Harper filed for divorce from Ernie Harper in circuit court alleging cruelty. She also seeks to restore her former name Gaskill. The couple wed July 12, 1946 and separated June 8, 1950. attorney John A. Kirk represents the plaintiff.
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Leila A. Harper
Ernie Harper
Gaskill
John A. Kirk
United Nations must solve Korean crisis through concerted action
The article argues the Korean crisis rests with the United Nations rather than direct action by the U S or the Soviet Union. It notes America’s pivotal role in U N deliberations, weighs sanctions and mediation, and warns of past League of Nations failures over Manchuria as a cautionary tale for U N effectiveness.
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U. N
United Nations
Russia
Korea
America
Truman
United States
Peace Organization
New Polio Quarantine Rules Announced by State Health Dept
Springfield J June 27 State quarantine restrictions have been lifted under new polio control regulations. The changes drop the home quarantine for under 16s after exposure and end placarding of premises. Medical surveillance for exposed children is advised for two weeks, and patients must be isolated one week from onset until 24 hours fever free.
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Associated Press
Springfield
State Health Department
Theft Reported At Mt. Vernon Speedway Races
Carlos Adkins of Charleston reported to city police that a hood ornament was stolen from his car while it was parked at the Mt. Vernon Speedway during the auto races last night.
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Carlos Adkins
Charleston
Mt. Vernon Speedway
Eddie Self Jr Fined For Illegal Parking
Eddie Self Jr was fined $6.40 before Magistrate A M Dulaney on a charge of illegal parking.
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Eddie Self, Jr
A. M. Dulaney
Ignorance and the Call to Moral Action Sermon
A sermon argues that ignorance paired with bad judgment breeds suffering and confusion. It asserts that learning right thinking requires moral practice, cites historical beliefs about disease, and urges adherence to divine laws for true knowledge and life. Amen.
Washington Senate Action Signals Foreign Aid and Draft Debate
Senate resumes debate on a 1.2225 billion foreign arms aid program including military aid for South Korea with sessions at 8 to 10 a.m. Various committees hold hearings on small business aid and draft extensions while the Atomic Energy panel re-nominates Sumner Pike. House debates tax cuts as appropriations and financing measures unfold across committees.
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Associated Press
Senate
South Korea
Morristown
Tenn
Appropriations
House Atomic Energy Committee
Sumner T. Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate House
Democratic Policy Committee
Doctor explains polio virus and spread in early outbreak series
The second polio article outlines polio as a virus, its transmission by close contact, possible animal studies, and incubation of one to two weeks. It notes the importance of early diagnosis, isolation, hygiene, and general precautions, with community measures advised only where polio is unusually prevalent.
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United States
National Foundation For
Lobby Investigating Committee Questions Spokesman
The Lobby Investigating Committee questioned the spokesman for the committee for constitutional government at an eight a.m. session. The event occurred as part of ongoing inquiries into government structure and oversight.
Never ask price of a friend’s new purchase
A reader is advised to avoid discussing what a friend paid for a home. If price comes up, let the friend initiate the topic rather than prompting with questions about cost. The note emphasizes tact in conversations about purchases among friends.
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Hearing Aid
Peoria Illinois man H A Lyons claims a new secret hearing aid improves hearing for twenty years of deafness. The device makes voices radio and clock sounds natural and can be worn unseen. Lyons invites requests for full information at 400 South Washington Street Peoria Illinois.
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H. A. Lyons
Peoria
Tillnois
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