India Proposes Little Council to Seek Peace
Delegates from Norway and France criticized Soviet President Malik for failing to guide the Security Council. Malik blamed threats from the U S Senate over Marshall aid and alleged U N manipulation. A proposed "little council" of India Yugoslavia Norway Cuba Ecuador and Egypt would back a June 38th parallel withdrawal. The Egyptian pyramids remain the sole surviving Wonder.
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Council
France
Jean Chauvel
Malik
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Arne Sunde
U. S. Senate
U. N
Korea
Security Council
Russia
Vietnam
Mark
Far East
Chauvel
Rau
India
Yugoslavia
Norway
Cuba
Ecuador
Egypt
Little Council
38Th Parallel
Yanks Slow Up At Heavy Loss
American forces slowed the enemy push amid fierce combat. The 12,000 Redsg attempted to break out from the Changnyong bridgehead, threatening the Taegu to Pusan supply line as U.S. and allied troops held the center and northern positions and advanced near Pohang.
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Segroes
U.S
Chinjup Py
Yuktong
Pohang
Sea of Tapan
South Korea
Imam
Communitats
Chang ‘Nyong
Taegu-Pusan
Changnyang Ridge
Pfc. Charles Carty 12th Casualty Here
Washington County reports its 12th casualty of the Korea War as Pfc. Charles W. Carty age 19 is wounded in action on August 7. Miss Mary Carty of 116 North Cannon Avenue is nearest kin and learned of the injury. Carty grew up in Hagerstown and trained as an Army cook. He has been in Korea about 18 months. He is the sixth county man wounded in two months amid five missing and one killed in the same period.
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Washington County
Mary Carty
North
Cannon Avenue
Charles W. Carty
Korea
Pfc
Carty
Economist Bean Forecasts Taft Lucas Losses in Election Talk
The economist Bean predicted losses for Taft and Lucas, stirring debate among party leaders. Lucas, Taft and other campaign staff criticized or supported the forecast, with Republicans questioning Connecticut and Nevada implications and Democrats arguing for chances in Kansas, South Dakota and Oregon.
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Taft
Bean
Ohioan
Lucas
Economist
Connecticut
McMahon
Benton
Nean
Donnell
Thamis Enmings Ir
Missouri
Buchane
Batte
Tessillo
Brewster
Maine
Myers
Taylor
McCarran
Nevada
Maryland
Oklahoma
Utah
Kansas
South Dakota
Oregon
Rafe
Princess Born to Elizabeth Delights London Crowds
Royal watchers confirm the birth of Princess Elizabeth II with both mother and infant reported as well. King George and Queen Elizabeth visited Clarence House as crowds filled The Mall, while messages from Whitehall spread to British territories and the Commonwealth.
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Bhalom
Est
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Champagne
Ile
Wrndow
George
Clarence Limise
Whitehall
Reynolds Boy Near Whitney Peak Amid Snow Rescue Efforts
A search party on Mt Whitney pursues the faint sighting of a shirt near the summit as 17 year old Christopher Reynolds remains presumed dead near the top. Steven Wasserman body recovered at 11,500 feet as Libby Vollman arrives in New York seeking news.
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Lone Pine
Calif
Christopher Reynolds
Mt. Whitney
Harald Gates
Gates
Keeler Needle
Tobacco Heirs
Libby Uolman
New York
Paris
Christopher
Reynolds
Steven Wasserman
Steynolds
Wassermith
Siem ‘Ra
Matterhorn
Ellinbers
Cerra Gorda
Harvard
Wasserman
Council Approves Buying Of Shovel And Compressor
The City Street Department moves deeper into construction with a 10700 dollar power shovel phack and a compressor. The Public Works Board tentatively OK'd the purchase. City Engineer Strinbach says the shovel will boost self supplied construction work. A separate street project on Medway Road and Fridinger Avenue was awarded to low bidder William Vetzer at 41491.
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Mayer and Connell
Phack Trock
Eannon
Public Works Board
Charles Strinbach
Power Shore
Algo
Medway Road
Brookline Avenue
Fridinger Avenue
Jefferson Street
Security Road
William Vetzer
Buckingham Palace to Christen Royal Baby in Six Weeks
Rumors say the christening will follow tradition at Buckingham Palace within six weeks. An heiress and her naval officer husband are the likely names behind the event though official details remain unconfirmed. The potential girl’s name remains speculation with Victoria Mary Elizabeth and Anne among the rumored possibilities.
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Pfrer
Buckingham Talace
Victoria
Mary
Nizabeth
Anne
Lieut O Hara Earns Northwestern Traffic Institute Fellowship
Lieut W E O Hara commander of the Cumberland Barracks Maryland State Police received a fellowship to attend the fall course in traffic police administration at Northwestern University Evans Ton. He is the tenth Maryland trooper to join the program and one of eight state police representatives chosen nationwide. The four and a half month course begins September 5 and aims to broaden traffic control knowledge develop planning and execution of traffic programs train police officers and promote professional interest in traffic policing.
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W. E. O'Hara
Cumberland Barracks
Maryland
Traffic Institute
Northwestern W University
Evanston
O'Hara
Sth
Oil Refinery Wiped Out by Bombing in Korea
The U S Far East Air Force said the Won san oil refinery on North Korea s east coast was almost totally destroyed and inoperative after B 29 raids. Reconnaissance photos showed extensive damage and eight enemy tanks were also destroyed in the strike.
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Tokyo
U.S
Far East Air Force
Red
Wonsan
George E. Stratemeyer
FEAF
Far Exist Bomber Command
Virtue
House votes on twice daily mail deliveries bill
Freshman Democrat John Walsh of Wisconsin holds the key to a possible House vote on restoring twice daily mail deliveries. A rule grants Walsh sole recognition to call up the Post Office Department economy order of last April limiting service to one delivery daily, with today as the only recognized day.
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Washington
Congress
Democra
John RL Walsh
Thatiuna
House
Walsh
Unuse
Green Bay
Wis
Httle
Child Struck By Fall Suffers Fractured Arm At Hospital
Barbara Loy Sutzel two and a half years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Preston J Sutzel of Salem Avenue received a fractured right arm when she apparently fell while playing Sunday night at the Washington County Hospital treated and sent home after the injury became apparent.
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Barbara Loy Sutzey
Preston J. Sutzel
Salem Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Maying
Van Hoof Apparition Attracts Thousands To Wisconsin Shrine
Mary Anna Van Hoof, a 41 year old farming mother from Necedah, rests a shrine to the Mother of Jesus at her home as thousands gather. Bishop Treacy asked Catholics to stay away, yet devotees arrive by car, bus and train to see an apparition believed by some and questioned by others. A crowd guards the site with police directing traffic while vendors offer religious goods and food.
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Virgin Mary
Mra
Mary Anna van Hoof
Mother of Jesus
van Hloofs
Our Lady of Fatima
Milwaukee
Watt Moor
Pere Farm
State Po Hcemen
van Hoof
Appleton
Police Commended by Mayor and Council
The Police Department received a commendation from the Mayor and Council for a quick incident response on South Potomac Street last Friday night. An unruly young man kicked over garbage cans, and officers had him retrace his steps and restore the waste. The council praised the police action.
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South Potomac Street
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Sherwood Scientific
Hagerstown
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Elizabeth
HFC
Public Square
Hagerstown Lears
Neale Tor
Lieut. O’hara
Northwestern U
Air Force
Edward J. Ryan
Man of
The
People
Necedah
Northwest
Idaho
Amoun On
Earle
Raymond E. Shifler
Democratic
Rohrersville, Md
Acousticon’s
Washington St
Acousticon
E. L. M. Department Store
Greencastle, Pa
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