Stassen Seeks Conference for World Peace Proposal
World Peace candidate B Stassen, Pennsylvania governor Blasgen, and Stalin letters spark talk of a four man delegation to a Soviet conference. Analysts question alignment with U.S. policy as discussions unfold amid party and state department scrutiny.
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Rold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Joseph Stalin
World Peace
B. Stassen
Ofversity of
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Staling
Fon
State Department
Blasgen
Stalin Siate
Statin
Stassen
Costs Rise Panic Over Jet Fighter Spending
A House subcommittee hears John McCone outline a $315 million increase in jet fighter budgets amid wage and price pressures. Officials cite rubber, copper, tin, and other essential costs climbing, raising concerns the armed services face strain while public relief remains uncertain.
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Air Force
John McCone
Air
House
Arvices
Det
Ublic
Vinson
Ervices
Truman letters and UN split on Korea invasion
President Truman teases a joke about appointing leaders while Warren Austin of the United Nations defends avoiding threats to other nations. The UN General Assembly votes 47 to 5 authorizing steps to ensure stability in Korea and sets limits on UN forces remaining there.
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Truman
Colorado
Neal Bishop
Johm L. Lewis
Department of State
UMW
Lores
Korea
U.N
Warren R. Austin
United Nations
General Assembly
Douglas MacArthur
38Th Parallel
Jeter
North Korea
Flag Supersede People It Was Amusing
A garbled OCR fragment references the agriculture department and a national issue. It mentions Hans Mage and a claim of glory over the nation's agricul. The readable text is unclear on specifics, but implies a political or bureaucratic dispute involving agricultural leadership.
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Agricula Berious, W
Hans Mage
U.N. Flag Kits Promote Girls and Women as Betsey Rosses
An agriculture department spokesman says the plan to supply U.N. pattern kits to 4H and women farm clubs aims to empower members to display U.N. flags beside the American flag. The comparison to General MacArthur is drawn to the display idea.
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Tyre Extension Service
U.N
New Soviet Twist at United Nations in Korea War
As Korea battle deaths mount, the United States urges a veto free UN force. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky signals cautious support for some points while proposing separate discussion, aiming to block the key provision allowing rapid General Assembly action if the Security Council is vetoed.
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Korea
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
U. N
U.N
General Assembly
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Russia
Security Council
Chicago jitters from Kefauver hearings on Capone link
Senator Kefauver and the crime committee arrived in Chicago to hold hearings on organized crime. They reported strong evidence the Capone syndicate remains active, with gamblers and mob ties reaching into city and political circles. A Miami session previously noted city official connections to gambling.
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Kefauver
Tennesse
Crime Investigating Committee
Chicago
Capone Syndicate
New York
Philadelphia
Miami
Security Law and Discretion Shape Entering of Artists
The new Internal Security act drew fire as it barred entry to anyone who was ever a member or affiliated with Communist Nazi or Fascist parties. The Immigration department allowed Arturo Toscanini to reenter and avoid protests. Attorney General J Howard McGrathfelder used discretion to admit Austrian pianist Friedrich Gulda for his Carnegie Hall debut after he joined Nazi youth at age 10 due to the law.
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Arturo Toscanini
Immigration Department
J. Howard McGrathfelder
Friedrich Gulde
Carnegie Hall
Gulda
Fireside chat urged to warn against Moscow peace offer
Secretary Acheson urges President Truman to deliver a blunt national address, perhaps on Columbus Day, warning that Russia remains the top threat and urging unity before western Europe is again pressured. The piece cites Russia’s 75 divisions in eastern Germany and stockpiling to signal preparation for war.
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Acheson
Truman
Europe
Russia
Moscow
Germany
Army and Navy Pressure on Zinc Makers Over War Demands
Army and Navy officials pressed zinc companies including Anaconda Sullivan Mining Amer Pie Smelting and American Zinc to fill military orders for batteries and cine, despite rising civilian demands. Prices jumped post Korea with grudge rubber up 10 to 300 percent, steel scrap from 24 to 38 dollars a ton, radios from 550 to 5100, and other military supply costs climbing sharply.
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Truman
Congress
Armed Services
Korea
Air Force
Navy
Army
Alexander Land
Koehler
Anaconda
Sullivan Mining
Amerjie Smelting and Refining
American Zinc Company
Hiinels
Milft
Ae i
Heaviest Casualty List From Korean War Released
United Nations forces crossed the 38th parallel into Communist territory as the Department of Defense released the heaviest casualty list of the Korean campaign. It names 1,211 U.S. armed services members with 225 dead, 73 missing, 48 injured, and 1, (unlisted) wounded in action and 22 listed as missing.
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Ng United Nations
38Th Parallel
Department of Defense
U.S
Rural crime up in half of 1950 reports FBI rise
The FBI notes a sharp rise in rural crime in the first half of 1950 versus 1949. Increases include higher rates in murder, robbery and rape, with overall rural crime up by a large percentage according to the report.
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FBI
Juni
Pattern No 6907 Completes Emitting Instructions and Specs
Pattern No 6907 provides complete emitting instructions illustrations material requirements and finishing details for the textile process. The record notes the sequence of steps and required materials along with finishing specifications for quality.
FOR SALE Various vehicles and properties in Iowa and Minnesota
Multiple ads list a Ford based or Chevrolet school bus for sale in Hartley and Martley Iowa, with prices $276 and $375. Also advertised are a Lake Mills Lodge property for 315,500, a tavern and cafe in Isle Minnesota, and several farms, ranches, and timber or pasture parcels across Minnesota and Iowa with price ranges and contact hints.
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Sup! Hatiisy Public Schools
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Martsley Public Schools
Martley
Lake Mills Lacs
Isle
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Rock Fond
Air
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Memphis
Ghee
HEALD
Stin
Clayton Bounty Farms
PoNtres Ia
G. J. Geol
Kikader
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