U N confirms possible U S fighter error in Manchuria
U S delegate Warren Austin told the Security Council a fighter may have strafed a Manchurian airstrip near the border on August 27. He urged a commission to investigate damages and safe conduct for North Korea and China, while criticizing Malik's leadership and Greece charges.
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Russia
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Manchura
Emmitsburg Residents Host Visits and Local Events
Emmitsburg hosts include Mr and Mrs James Wagerman with daughter from Detroit visiting Mrs Roy Wagerman, and Mr Bernard Boyle with daughter Daley from Lacy visiting Baltimore relatives. Local distinc tions note post office holidays and a 79th birthday for John F Kelly. Lions Club picnic and company outing at Gettysburg County Club reflect active community life.
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Gettysburg
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Washington
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Robert Kerriwan
Philadelphia
Louis H. Stoner
Post Office Department
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DePaul Street
Marie Rosensteel
Kelly
Cloyd Senss
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Alice
Tiquisate
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Estelle Watkins
George Wilhide
Lions Club
Gettysburg County Club
F C Miller
George Pope Frostburg
Patricia Keating
Maurice Cummings
Marceline Westernport
Paul Pope
June Lortz
Lou Bowman
Robert
Nelson Robinson
Margaret Cumberland
Emmitsburg Manufactureing Company
Big Pipe Creek Park
Misr
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Lulu Miller
Charles Bollinger
Arvin P. Jones
New York
Niagara Falls
Canada
Have Caldwell
Arlington Va
Richard Zacharias
Albert Patterson
Edward Flowers
Detriot
Veritable Word Lesson Voices Daily
A clipped lesson notes misused English terms and pronunciation tips. It discusses rapier lieu cease veritable and other words, emphasizing correct sounds and spelling while urging daily vocabulary growth. The piece mentions water used to finish woolens for a three piece salt and includes quirky asides about pronunciation and usage.
Gulf hurricane hits Panama City area and Florida coast
A Gulf hurricane mauls Panama City and coastal Florida towns with winds and floods. Damage includes 200 to 300 cottages, bayside homes flooded, a dock torn away, and high tides affecting Mobile Pensacola and St Marks. A tornado injures two in Apalachicola with 30 to 15 houses wrecked and total area damage around $500,000.
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Alabama
Florida
Jama City
Bayside
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Ala
Pensacola
St Marks
Apalachicola
George Henders
Tallahassee
Alfred McKethan
Cooper Green
Birmingham
Gulf Shore
Tydings Denounces Falsehoods In Reelection Bid
Senator Tydings of Maryland assailed a campaign of falsehoods and mudslinging aimed at him during his bid for a fifth Senate term. He defended his record as chairman of a subcommittee probing disloyalty in the State Department and denied rumors he seeks ambassadorial or vice presidential roles. He spoke via network radio and TV from Baltimore and Washington.
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Great Britain
United States Senate
Doctor Pushes Pill Box For Hair Loss Cure
A patient complains of hair loss and asks for a remedy. The doctor hands over a pill box with a curt offer to treat the condition. The exchange underscores the era’s casual medical folklore and mistrust of quick fixes.
Rains Boost Maryland Crops Across Most Areas
Maryland crop and weather observers report general thunder showers last week across northern and central regions, with central Eastern Shore still needing moisture. Rain and warm days improved crop conditions as fall plowing continued, pastures greened, and third alfalfa and soybean hay prospects looked good. Corn and soybean outlooks grew more favorable.
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Harvest Report Notes Delayed Crops Yet Strong Quality
Early crop harvests of tobacco slowed while tomatoes, baby limas, and sweet corn moved to processors in peak volume and quality. Light blight and diseases hit cantaloupe and watermelon. peach harvest to wind up this week with excellent quality. Weather forecasts predict scattered thundershowers with temperatures slightly above normal through early September. The report also notes the perceived twinkling of stars is an illusion from eye movement.
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