Stassen Seeks World Peace Talks with Stalin
A letter from Senator Stassen to Premier Stalin proposes a world peace conference and notes potential top U.S. delegates. Analysts weigh the feasibility and political implications, while comments reflect uncertain foreign policy alignment and possible Soviet receptivity.
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Staln Gwo
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Jassen
Stalin
Stassen
Whatin
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Pointea
New Twist in U N Debates Over Soviet Veto Powers
United States proposes a U N force to keep world peace while the Soviet Union signs a cautious note by Andrei Vishinsky. He suggests discussing each point separately, preserving the veto and blocking rapid U N action if a veto stops it.
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Korea
United Nations
United States
U. N
U.N
Andrei Vishchosky
Vishnus
Russia
General Assembly
Kefauver Finds Evidence of Capone Ties in Chicago
Senator Kefauver and his crime investigating committee visited Chicago for hearings, claiming strong evidence of Capone syndicate activity and ties between gangsters and politicians from both parties. He noted gamblers connected to city officials in Miami and warned of a Mafia presence in Chicago.
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Tennessee
Crime Investigating Committee
Chicago
Capone Syndicate
New York
Philadelphia
Miami
Hat
Truman and MacArthur clash over Korea and UN moves
The article notes President Truman sparring with Neal Bishop over John L. Lewis and outlines UN debates on Korea. It cites Warren R. Austin praising MacArthur’s crossing of the 34th parallel and the UN vote 47 to 5 approving invasion measures to stabilize Korea and no long term UN troop presence beyond necessity.
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Truman
Colorado
Neal Bishop
John L. Lewis
Department of State
UMW
Korea
U.N
Warren R. Austin
United Nations
General Assembly
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
Assembly
Unclear OCR fragment referencing agriculture and national affairs
An unclear OCR snippet mentions an agricultural department and national accusations with phrases like Glory over the nation and Prades, but the text is fragmented and hard to decipher. No coherent event or names are identifiable for a full summary.
United Nations Flag Kits Promoted Alongside American Flag
An agriculture department spokesman urged members to make U.N. flag pattern kits at home to display parallel to the American flag as part of a push described as modern Betsy Rosses. The proposal intent highlighted a national extension service effort supporting flag production at home.
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U.N
Agriculture Department
Fireside Chat Urged to Warn Nation on Peace Offensive
Acheson urged President Truman to deliver a blunt fireside chat warning Americans about Russia’s peace offensive after Korea. He warned victory could embolden Moscow and urged stressing Russia’s seven percent divisions in eastern Germany and stockpiling of food and safe materials as signs of preparing for war.
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Truman
Acheson
Korea
Europe
Russia
Moscow
Germany
Senate Poet Laureate Scot Lucas Dimestrings in Debate
A fragment describes Illinois Senator Scott Lucas as a hard-boiled figure who vents in verse during long senate debates. It portrays him as a witty older man who bursts into committee sessions with sharp lines about opening discourse and speaking bluntly.
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Scott Lucas
Senate
Illinois
War costs soar as prices rise for military supplies
The piece notes a five billion dollar rise in Korea war costs due to unpatriotic pricing and lack of price controls. It cites higher prices across medical goods, aviation fuel, rubber surgical gloves, zinc, and various military hardware, with specific increases in glycerin, antibiotics, and ship parts. It also mentions immigration policy shifts and a pianist's U.S. debut amid broader wartime economic strain.
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Congress
Korea
Koxea
Air Force
Navy
Arturo Toscanin
Immigration Department
J. Howard McGrath
Friedrich Guida
Carnegie Hall
Guida
Armed Services
Casualties listed for Korean War combat units
Department of Defense released the highest casualty list from the Korean campaign. It names 1 211 U S armed service members with 225 deaths 822 missing in action 73 and 48 wounded or injured.
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United Nations
Sith Paraflel
Department of Defense
U.S
Rural crime rises in first half of 1950 report
The I B I notes higher rural crime levels in the first half of 1950 than 1949. Overall crime increased by a percent, with rural murders up 1.6 percent, rape up 4.8, and robberies up 34 percent in the period.
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Pattern Mo 5807 Instructions and Finishing Directions
Pattern 5807 provides HE geometric sizing instructions stitch illustrations and material requirements finishing directions for a sewing project. It lists yardage notions and step by step guidance to complete the design with specified fabrics and notions.
For Sale Classified Listings From Hartley Iowa and Nearby
A reader notices multiple sale items including a 1949 Chevy school bus in Hartley Iowa listed by Supt. J. W. Harold with details of newly painted condition and price 375.00 plus notes on safe economical transport. Also advertised are various Ford cars from 1937 to 1994 and other vehicles, plus a locker plant with slaughter house equipment in Iowa, and a resort property bid near Isle Minnesota with lake access and rooms.
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A. EE Company
Wilk
Howard Hopmeyer Sibley
Jowa
Lake
Mils Lacs Lodge
Isle
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Towa
Walter Merkel
Greenville
FOR SALE FARMS AND RANCHES LISTINGS AND REAL ESTATE OFFERS
Real estate ads and farm listings across Minnesota Iowa and North Dakota. Includes 200 to 280 acre stock and grain farms near Crookston and Memphis with prices per acre and timber pasture details. Offers feature Carlton Iowa Clayton County farms priced from five dollars per acre and up. Also medical ad for hemorrhoid treatment from Tharutan Mihdr Hospital in Kansas City.
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