Red Position Could Delay POW Releases Two Years
United States and Britain resist a Reds plan to grant 90 days of talks for POWs before release. India’s neutrality is blamed for stalling. UN Commander Hull arranges Formosa transfers. about 14,000 anti red Chinese to Formosa, 8,000 anti red Koreans stay in South Korea. Taylor warns Red interference could restart fighting. NRC head Thimayya admits guards could not prevent mass breakouts. A Feb 9 UN meeting is proposed, opposed by U.N. negotiators aiming to keep peace talks focused.
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Ger. Jonn E. Hull
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Chatham Honors Serviceman Clarksfiel d and School Board Changes
Mr and Mrs Floyd Garner gave a supper in honor of their nephew J W Kelley US Navy home on leave from Charleston SC He is stationed at Charleston AFB Kelley’s parents and grandparents Laurence and Linn Kelley West Clarksfield attended He returned to his base by plane Saturday A new Clarksfield School Board member Norman Merrill sworn in for four years replacing Willis Franklin Carl Burrows named president Ben Booth vice president Mrs Evelyn Harper and family left for Nyack NY to attend funeral services for Rev James Harper The Harpers have lived in Clarksfield three years The Clarksfield Subordinate Grange opens Friday January 15 at 830 PM with movies public invited
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Laurence Kelley
Linn Kelley
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Norman Merrill
Willis Franklin
Carl Burrows
Ben Booth
Evelyn Harper
Nyack
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James Harper
Harper
Williamsport
Raymond Jarret
Grange
Dublin firm seeks buyers for 4 116 730 digestive tablets
A Dublin firm advertises a large batch of digestive tablets totaling 4 116 730 units. The notice emphasizes bulk purchase availability and potential dispatch arrangements. No further details on price or delivery are provided in the readable text.
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Push Button Age Reaches Notre Dame Bells
In Paris, Notre Dame uses electric power to toll its bells replacing manual labor. The Emmanuel bell, cast in 1685 and weighing about 916 pounds for the clapper, was among the last large fixtures to endure the Revolution era. Smaller bells were melted and coins minted. Emmanuel survived the storm and was reattached after restoration following the Concordat.
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Truck Farmers and Potato Growers Meet Tuesday
Northern Ohio Truck Farmers and Potato Growers plan a combined winter educational meeting on Tuesday January 19 at 2 p m at Sheffield Town Hall. An afternoon and evening session includes dinner and separate sessions by Ladies of the Avon Methodist Church. The evening program, starting at 6 p m, features a panel discussion on What Are Our Marketing Problems and How Can We Meet Them.
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Hunters Close Alligator Season in Southern Georgia
State wildlife officials announced the alligator hunting season in southern Georgia is closed after hunters killed more deer than alligators. The action addresses safety and wildlife management concerns as authorities seek to curb improper hunting patterns.
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