Growers Vote On Potato Marketing Rules in New York
County official Greg W. Buvie announced a county wide vote by August 23 on a proposed marketing order for potatoes. About 185 commercial growers in Ontario County will receive ballots August 18 with instructions and the proposed agreement. Two thirds of votes must approve for the measure to take effect. eligibility requires growing potatoes in upstate New York and market between July 1 and June 30, 1950. Ballots available at the county office, Canton Building, Room 200.
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Civil Service Workers Push Law Repeal Amid Debates
A lengthy, tangled report details civil service workers urging repeal of a reform acts aimed at public employment. The piece cites party lines and legislative debate, with mentions of several officials, local offices, and stalled provisions affecting promotions, wages, and job protections.
North Koreans Advance as U.S. Marines Pressed Along River
A chaotic war report describes North Korean units pushing toward the Nogtong River while American and South Korean forces defend positions along the river. U.S. general officers discuss coastal operations near Changnyong and Kosong as North Korean forces regroup and threaten supply lines.
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Swiss Bathers Warned About Alligator Loose in Geneva
Reports from Geneva warn bathers to avoid waters as a four foot alligator escaped from a private terracotta pool. Owner Andrew Woblers said the reptile crawled from a pool edge days ago and could be dangerous for weeks if not found.
105th Men Study Field Problem In Training Drills
Soldiers from the 105th Infantry work through a field problem focusing on an all-out simulated attack. Platoon to battalion exercises are conducted under regimental and regular Army supervision with instructors from New York. Rain disrupted parts of the day but training proceeded as drivers and tanks were tested and maintenance crews prepared for next week’s field move.
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Government Wage and Price Controls Debate Intensifies
U S lawmakers push for expanded powers to curb inflation as President advocates wage and price controls. Discussions include potential compensation for shutdowns, wholesale and retail pricing rules, and new authorities to regulate production, with a projected bond program and penalties for noncompliance. The Senate weighs executive actions as inflation concerns dominate national policy chatter.
Franca Government Seeks Kor Funding Amid Urgent Push
Franca requests 70 million Kor in aid as officials report slow progress toward a target. The government emphasizes using loans and exports to boost infrastructure, transport, and agriculture while weighing economic reforms and credit terms under current policy.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across The League
Yesterday's results show American League games with Philadelphia 9 New York 3 and Washington 11 Boston 4, plus Chicago 4 St Louis 4 tied. Other notes reference upcoming games in Boston, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Cincinnati, and Chicago, with probable pitchers and night games listed for several matchups.
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U N Council Debates Soviet Roles in North Korea Invasion
U N Council members clashed over Soviet support to North Korea and Western claims of Russian withdrawal. The session highlighted tensions between the United States, Soviet delegates, and allied nations as they debated responsibility for aggression and future steps.
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Coroner Rules In Albany Man Death
An Albany man, Oakley J. VanBuren of Summit, was found dead on Fourth Avenue. Coroner reports a fall-related injury with no skull penetration, suggesting accidental death. Autopsy by Dr. Stanley Gisroe cited cause as fall. Police found a bloodstained bag near the scene and VanBuren’s body. The death remains under investigation with few witnesses.
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School Board Appointment Debate Splits Waterville Leaders
Waterville debates a proposed switch from mayoral appointments to an elected school board under New York Education Law. Mayor Donnelly defends current practice as beneficial and fiscally prudent, while opponents warn of potential conflict and cost. Voters will decide in forthcoming measures, with implications for board composition and governance.
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Fragmented wartime defense speech reflects Korean War tension
A damaged report fragments a wartime exchange on North Korean aggression near Pagan and Uhw Suu, detailing American military positions, withdrawals, and calls for a stronger line. The piece cites Walker and other officials urging resolve as frost and sea winds affect planning.
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Kinney Leads Marauder Unit in Korean Mountain Charges
Kinney commands a Marauder unit attached to Col. Reon G. Planer’s regiment. He oversees personal guards, feeds his men, and coordinates operations with Kinney presenting a unified force. The unit’s role includes scouting and frontline messaging across rugged Korean terrain. Captain Luxplained notes Kinney’s influence and effectiveness.
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Japanese Scout Group Visits Rotary Camp Event
About seventy visiting Japanese scouts and graduate students will tour Camp Rotary Fri night for a traditional campfire and merit awards ceremony hosted by the International Service Committee of Rotary. Prof. Harold B. Howe chairs the coordinating committee. The guests will also tour camping facilities and see American recreational life via guided tours and a dinner attended by Rotary members.
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Police Stop At Sign Of Flying Black Hearse
A chaotic Des Moines incident ends with a youth jailed after a spectacle involving a second-hand black hearse. State Patrolman Ray Fisher reported a strange scene Wednesday night, detailing thefts and a plan to transform the hearse into a watermelon hauler.
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Spells of Health Claims in Faulty Ad Copy
An odd damaged ad text promotes dubious remedies for backache headaches and fatigue. It touts unverified benefits for kidney and bladder issues, claiming long usage over 99 years and urging readers to try the product for relief.
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