Peace Talks in Korea and Global Fronts Tension Rise
The article surveys stalled Korean peace talks with disagreements on a cease-fire buffer zone along the 38th parallel, and reports UN military activity. It notes increased Communist mobilization near front lines, European defense plans doubling U S forces, and price control confusion. It also mentions LA four communists jailed, Elgin horology milestone, and a major narcotics ring bust.
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Meat production near record high for 1952
A January 1 1952 survey projects beef cattle totaling about 65.4 million, up 5.8 million from 1951 and 7.6 million from 1945. Total cattle could reach about 90 million, dairy cattle excluded. The 1951 pig crop is near a record, with an estimated 106 million pigs for the year.
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Department of Agriculture
Army to Create Local News Center for Soldier Releases
The Army will establish a central news processing center in Kansas City Missouri to organize and distribute home town stories about soldiers. Major Walter A Pennine will command the center and about one million hometown items are expected to be released annually once fully operational.
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Maria Alberghetti stars in The Goddess at Paramount
The 14 year old Italian soprano Maria Alberghetti comes to Hollywood for her first starring role as a refugee in The Goddess at Paramount. Her performance in Here Comes the Groom with Bing Crosby earned another studio signing, while The Medium promises to establish her as a sensation.
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Hollywood
Paramount
Bing Crosby
Judge Levies Overtime Fine On Railway In Richmond
Richmond police judge Clare Horner fined Southern Pacific $80 for eight violations of a five minute limit at a grade crossing. The ruling warned the railroad that further delays would bring sterner judgment.
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Richmond
Calif
Clare Horner
Southern Pacific
Crossword Puzzle Acros Confusing Grid From Sunday Page
Readable clues show a mixed crossword list with across and down entries including genus of the dog sums up antecdent frothy canal through New York female ago river before ship s bottom member bored cleanse with water young girl dancer s cymbals Jewish month Semitropical plant wept pierce as with horns food fish tapestry lampreys a pocket bottle strong heavy vehicle domesti cates down clues include small job eagle s nest without a name climbing compass point at a distance measure of medicine outer garments attached by the base Egyptian god ovum undivided anger measure of weight half an em withered one who works many roman dooin large roofing slate spread grass to dry wager scandinavian an arab kingdom poss copper money rome.
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Missile weapon intensively active wing
A cryptic crossword style clue fragment appears to describe a missile weapon with strong activity, and references a wing and an abbreviated feet indicator. The text provides incomplete crossword wordplay elements with numerical hints.
Mourners in Korea Embrace Traditions Amid Modern Life
In Korea, traditional mourning customs linger as households blend modern living with Confucian rituals. Officials note the long evolving practice includes wear of white mourning garments and rites for multiple relatives, reflecting a society balancing heritage with contemporary life.
The Long Way Home
A minute fiction scene follows Jeb Reynolds Sara Cameron and John as Rob Cameron departs by train toward Ellentown. In a Thanksgiving mood they return to a farm life and face Rob’s absence with a note from Rob to cheer up. The piece centers on memory duty and quiet resignation.
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Turner Junction
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Rob Cameron
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Sara
Rob
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Dad
Grassroots Attack on Propaganda and Fair Deal Programs
The piece laments government spending on publicity and alleged manipulation of public opinion for socialistic Fair Deal policies. It cites some 30,000 propaganda experts, press handouts, and speeches funded by taxpayer money, accusing Congress of promoting socialism and warning of long-term erosion of free enterprise.
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Washington
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