Stars Of Flag Should Be Fifty In "Fifty"
A 1950 letter argues for immediate statehood for Hawaii and Alaska, noting long-standing public support and presidential and congressional backing. It urges Senate action to admit the two territories, framing statehood as national duty and American democracy in action.
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United States
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Senate
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Pacific
Pueblo Faces Severe Storm After Rain-Maker Gone Too Far
Pueblo Colorado residents report a five day deluge caused by a rain-making effort that went awry. A burst of closdburst hail damaged over 10 000 windows and 200 roofs. Citizens call for a law to curb such weather manipulation.
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Pueblo
Cole
Ve & Law
Congress Bets Big on Korea Aid Despite Skeptics
Washington reports show lawmakers push for investigations into Korea aid figures while the record outlines large military and economic shipments since 1949. The piece notes 24th Army Corps deployments, postwar assets left in Korea, and evolving U S military and economic aid totaling billions through MAP and related programs.
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U.S
Korea
Ferguson
Michigan
Knowland
California
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Armed Services
Pearl Harbor
24Th Army Corps
John R. Hodge
North Korea
24Th Corps
U S Leaders Debate Korea Occupation After War Ends
Washington reports indicate some top U S leaders favor occupying all Korea if North Korea is defeated. Russia’s potential intervention could force staying south of the 38th parallel, risking broader war and redefining postwar borders and alliances.
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Marlow
U.S
Korea
James Marlow Washington
Russia
North Korea
38Th Parallel
South Korea
China
Asia
Thussia
Mexico
Canada
United States
Cherry julep mousse recipe tease
Barbs by Hal Cochran hints at a recipe titled cherry julep mousse. The snippet warns readers not to mistake it for something offered to Kentuckian readers, suggesting a humorous or satirical note in a broader column.
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Hal Cochran
Moonlight Driving Shown Liked By Youth Says Teacher
A school teacher notes that most young people enjoy driving in moonlight, while questioning if others are shy. A department head calls for a broader view of women’s satisfaction with clothing and dismisses a narrow focus on a single group.
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Atere Tyewon
Pilot King Flies Frontline While Recounting War Reporter Plot
In Korea Aug 15 Lt Baird Wing escorts targets for 26th Infantry Division. A veteran pilot helps two correspondents reach a coast city to file stories to Tokyo. They ride a wreck wrecker to the city, endure mosquitoes, and return to the airstrip at dawn. King doubts his nerves.
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Baird Wing
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
26Th Infantry Division
King
Atrip
Tokyo
United States
US Troops Use Diplomacy in Tripoli Mission
U S airmen, sailors and Marines at Wheelus Field near Tripoli foster friendly Arab relations to protect strategic ties as Libya nears independence. Col Fred O Easley Jr leads with a friendly approach despite incidents including a fatal trespass.
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Robert Hewett
Tripali
Libya
U.S
Sailora
North African
Col
Fred O. Easley, Jr
Mediterranean
Easley
Fordyce
Ark
Wheelus Field
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Saudi Arabia
MATS
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Montezuma
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Detna
Jottings From Yesteryears in Hagerstown and Nearby
Open notes recall new license plates for delivery wagons in Hagerstown with city clerk distribution. Police ordered to enforce plates on licensees. Western Maryland reports Pen Mar passenger traffic nearly 29 000 above prior totals. The Buster Brown hail sacks spark fashion in Martinsburg, and anti everything leagueers mock cigars. A trolley order limiting helpers for market women faces protest from trolley users amid complaints of preferential treatment.
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Hageratown
F. M. Howell
Western
Maryland
W. M. Pen Mar
Drought Relief, Aviation Plan Highlight 1926 News
Scattered showers eased a 49 day drought but little relief for farmers. J A Miller notes three inches needed to replenish streams and wells. College Park farmers discuss federal aid while Kreider Reisner plant output wanes. Chamber plans an air circus to boost aviation. Babe Phelps eyed by Washington Senators as Joe Cambria moves him to catcher. City Park expansion and Hager home restoration stalled by funds. Tripolitanian pirates hold U S prisoners as diplomats attend plaque ceremony with U S representatives and military officers.
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J. A. Miller
Keedysville
College Park
Kreider-Reisner
Chamber of Commerce
Helen Cox
Robert Clohecy
Frustration and schizophrenia in youth and adults
Dr Theodore R Van Deilen discusses how frustration can lead to schizophrenia, noting it is more common in young to middle aged people and varies with body type and social factors. He describes the cycle of frustration and disorganization, the role of imagination, and the need for intensive care and treatment in severe cases.
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Malson Tyne
Korgana
Freedom and Liberty Anthem of Courage and Sacrifice
The verse declares that freedom is worth more than fame or wealth and that brave men will lay down their lives to defend liberty. It emphasizes the heritage of mankind and the readiness to die for liberty over money or travel.
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