Air War Escalates as Power Plant Attacks Stir Peace Talks
The article reports intensified U N air operations against North Korean hydro electric plants amid stalled armistice negotiations. It notes analysts warn of potential Chinese involvement, raises fears of a broader war, and suggests the United Nations may adopt a tougher stance to break the stalemate.
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U. S
U.N
Japan
Manchuria
China
Churchill
United Nations
Panmunjom
Koje
U. N
Korea
Reds
Feeding the Hungry in a Growing World Crisis
The piece argues that global hunger from Asia Europe and Africa pressures nations and requires both aid and shared agricultural knowledge. It notes America and partners like Canada Brazil Argentina Australia can provide surplus food and help build scientific farming, urging adaptation of U S methods to other climates to reduce reliance on aid and avert conflict.
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America
Asia
Europe
Africa
Canada
Brazil
Australia
India
Japan
United Nations Organization
British Islands
Britain
Jong
Russell not bolting party, shows national stance
The piece discusses Senator Richard B. Russell of Georgia as a national figure who will stay within the Democratic Party. It notes Southern confidence in him, warns against bolting, and mentions political tensions over Taft Hartley and postwar policy including Korea targets.
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Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Russell
Ori
Truman
South
Crossword Puzzle Fragments From a Dated Page
A scrambled OCR fragment shows crossword clues and a jumbled list of entries including phrases like Lace 3 Toaieal and Seed container. The text includes miscellaneous terms such as Yucatan and Be fore with stray punctuation, suggesting a degraded puzzle page segment.
Hollywood Highlights Week in Review From Hollywood Front
AP wrap covers Stewart Granger crosswise of a public spat with RKO over the Simmon s suit and treasury scrutiny of movie deals. Lucille Ball announces January baby. Desi Arnaz and Ball to film 39 shows next season with backlog. Marilyn Monroe set to star in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes after Fox rights.
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Hollywood
Stewart Granger
Jean Simmons
RKO
U. S. Treasury Department
Ganger
MGM
Granger
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
Lucille Ball
Lucille
Desi Arnaz
Marilyn Monroe
20Th Fox
Miss Monroe
Relief bill nears final action as conferees cut eight million
Leaders announce nearing final Congress action on a relief measure. Senate and House conferees trim eight million dollars from the fund while the CCC and PWA programs face extension as Roosevelt signs the bill. Total workers back in steel strike areas rise to fifteen thousand five hundred. Hitler pledges policies favoring insurgents in Spain dampening European optimism. Pelham tobacco market reports better quality this year. Rehberg elected Meigs schools superintendent. Thomasville Legion post and auxiliary pew honors and trophies with Mrs. Dixon endorsed for national office. Georgia Florida league second half opens with Orioles clinching first half pennant then losing opener to Travs. City tennis entries close tomorrow, Bramblett to defend men’s singles.
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Senate House
PWA
CCC
Roosevelt
Hitler
Spain
Nazi Fuehrer
Europe
Reich
Pelham
W. H. Rehberg
Meigs
Thomasville Legion Post
Aux- Mary
P. J. Dixon
Orioles
Travs
Winnie Bramblett
Oatmeal antics amuse children in playful kitchen moments
An amused exploration of oatmeal as a wholesome food and as a tool for mischief and bargaining. The piece notes how a spoonful can spill, trigger attention, or become a bribe, while a child’s obstinacy halts meals and chores.
Postmaster seeks new parcel post rate hike
Postmaster General Donaldson asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant another general advance in parcel post rates. The petition did not specify the amount, noting that fourth class mail service or parcel post is not paying its way despite a 2 percent increase approved last year that took effect October 1.
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Washington UP
Donaldson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Parcel Post
Commission
Child electrocuted as perspiration causes short circuit
Three year old Linda Pekkanen in Massachusetts was electrocuted yesterday when perspiration soaked skin bridged a short circuited floor lamp and a metal radiator. She was chasing a pet kitten in the living room of her home.
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Whymouth
Mass
Linda Pekkanen
U S Steel Plans First Defense Shipment Despite Strike
United States Steel Corp will move 700 tons of shell billets from the Edgar Thomson Works to an undisclosed defense site under a wartime agreement with the government as CIO workers strike continues. Destination not disclosed.
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U. $. Steel Corp
Defense Vital Steel
Pi'’'Tsburgh
United States Steel Corp
Defense
CIO
United Steel
Edgar Thomson
Braddock
Raymond Paty Nominated to TVA Board
President Truman sent to the Senate the nomination of Raymond Ross Paty of Georgia as a member of the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors. His term would end in 1960.
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Raymond Paty
TVA
Washington
Truman
Senate
Raymond Ross Paty
Georgia
Tennessee Valley Authority
Eighth Army Completes Questioning Of Koje Island POWs
The Eighth Army said it completed questioning over 47 000 Red prisoners on Koje Island about returning home. No breakdown given on how many favor repatriation or resist under armistice. Observers estimate around five percent might reject repatriation.
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Seoul
Koje Island
Eighth Army
Navajo Bell Folkways and Modern Uranium Profits
A feature on the Navajo people describes customs from using a silver bell to hear in-laws to a sober view of modern mining uranium. It notes their reservation spans four states and 16 million acres, rug weaving, silver work for tourists, and rising income from mining.
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Denver
Law
Joe
Navjos
America
Park Avenue
New York
Rabbi Samuel B. London Found Dead in Brooklyn Park
Police report a 23 year old rabbi, Samuel B. London, was found beaten in a Brooklyn park after leaving a synagogue to pray. A six inch gash in the head and a torn Panama hat were found, with a gold watch and wallet untouched nearby. Parents were later reunited with an 38 year old son who had disappeared last May.
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New York
Brooklyn Park
Samuel B. London
Lenden
Truman directs deferments to keep trained farm workers at work
President Truman ordered Selective Service to grant more deferments for trained farm workers and instructed the armed forces to stop recruiting men with such deferments. The move aims to keep skilled farm labor on the land where it is needed.
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Washington
Truman
Strength For The Day Value Of Reserves
Discussion stresses the need for reserves in war and finance. It cites moral reserves from Jesus and urges readers to assess personal reserves for crises and opportunities. Confidence grows for those who hold cash or moral reserves to defend against hard times.
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Jesus
Gardiner Suspect in Nightclub Case Leads to Silence
Taylor pressures Jean to withhold Talk on a murder plot linked to Gardiner and Katie. Police await statements at the hospital as discovery hinges on Jean’s continued silence and Gardiner's controversial involvement.
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Barney
Katie
Jean
Taylor
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