South Korea Seeks U S Assistance From Washington
Dr Fo Chough, Korea’s roving ambassador, traveled to Washington with a heavy burden as Seoul seeks military aid. He requests 100000 army and 200000 reserve, a US led alliance, and formal UN backing to deter North Korean and Chinese Communist aggression should US troops depart. He argues a strong, allied Korea can defend democracy and prevent a wider war in the region.
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Washington U
China
Kores
Fo, Chough
Washington
Chough
Korea
Ainea
U. S
North China
South Korea
Greece
United States
Chourh
United Stater
Europe
United Nations
North Korea
Russia
Two enlist upstate recruits to Great Lakes Navy center
Chief Ralph Beatts of the Glens Falls Navy recruiting station announces the enlistment of Cameron Barry Moore, 14, of Salem Vernal Bashaw, 18, of Bearings Springs, who will attend electronics technician school. They enlisted for three years and were sent to the Naval Training Center Great Lakes.
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Quartermarter
Ralph Beatts
Glens Falls
Cameron Barry Moore
Salem
Vernal Bashaw
Barnings Eprings
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Calendar of church activities and meetings by denomination
Church calendar lists Ninth Presbyterian through First Baptist with tomorrow and Thursday sessions. Groups include Sunday school council Boy Scouts overseas sewing choir and youth events, plus midweek services and special programs at Second Presbyterian and many other local churches in Albany area.
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Ninth Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Church of Christ
Diciples
Tal
Evangelisal Lutheran
Poestenkill
Clifton Park
Memorial Methodist
Frear Park
Woman's Sanety of Christian Service
Knickerbocker Field
Wesley Hot
TAS
Fifth Avenue
State Street
Methnnat
Zion
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian
Westminster Guild
Westminster Presbyterian
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Church of the Ascension
Caedman
Order of St. Anne
St. John's
Daughters of 1 John
Boy Scouts of Troop 51
Luke's Episcenpal
Daughters of No Crass
Barry
Ales
Christ Episcopal
St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed
Frear
Memorial Baptist
Trinity Methodist
Ih A
Renarch
Methodist Farm
Thureday
I Christian and Missionary Alliance
Albany
Mark's Methodist
Church House Lawn
Church House
Levings Methodista
Grace Methodist
Lincoln Club
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Trinity Episcopal
Holy Commounion
Young Peoples Missionary Volunteers
August Anderson
First Presbyterian
Lansinghore
First Baptist Church
Knickerbocker Playground
Board of Trustees
First Baptist
Grafton
Soldiers of the Cross Mission
Professor Proves Age No Barrier To Scouting Oslo GP
The 67 year old Prof Regn vald Iverson, chief of the Royal Nortezian Secuty of Sciences, earned the Wood badge after completing readers training. He demonstrated practical scouting skills including fire making in rain, cooking fish, and an obstacle race using stilts, proving age cannot hind er a scout leader.
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Oslo
Royal Nortezian Secuty of Sciences
Regnvald Iverson
DD. Brekke
Iverren
Shameels
Letter In Bottle Found In Ocean
A fragmented 1970 New South Wales note describes a bottle recovered at sea about 30 miles from Matkay in North Queenland. The garbled text mentions a letter written in eight languages and references Japan, a WWII era theme, and a plan to relay the recovery story to Tokyo.
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Sydney
AMA
Ito Tokyn
Mission Anniversary Note Reflects Costly Church Mission
A brief notice discusses the Church of Eagan and its missionary history. It notes an anniversary in 1898 and highlights the financial burden of missions over time. The fragment emphasizes ongoing fundraising needs and the church’s mission reach.
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Lenton
Church of
Eagan
Ina
Eig
Plane seeding on reservations fails to grow grass
A report by Joe A. Wagner on airplane pallet seeding across 90 000 acres on Navajo Hopi Papago and Carios lands in Arizona shows virtually no penetration and meager growth. In trials, no grass specimens were found and averages lingered at about 75 plants per acre despite favorable moisture. Final results remain uncertain for broad use.
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Tucson
Atl
Atate
Arizona
Joe A. Wagner
Papago
Spelly
Ariz
Society of American Foresters
New Mexico
Homn
Rerthesale
South Central
Carios
RRC Oom Lehmann
Tt Ss
Philippines Push National Language Faces Limited Adoption
The Philippines observes national language week with Tagalog limited in spread. Despite its 1937 proclamation, officials say Tagalog is not widely used in official or daily government work as English dominates instruction and public discourse. English newspapers grow. Tagalog petitions fade, and Spanish influence vanishes.
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Manila
Philippines
Luzon
National Language Institute
Elpidia Quirinn
Nicanor Roxas
House
Senate
Englich
Firemen To Be Trained In Washington County
Washington County firefighters will undergo training during the week of June 2 with two sessions for the intermediate course in Greenwich and Fort Ann. A June 21 Greenwich session and a June 22 Fort Ann session will cover the first duties training at Fort Ann.
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Washington County
Washington County Firemoan
Greenwich
Fort Ann
Crossword Puzzle Fragment Teases Hidden Clues
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered fragments of a crossword puzzle. Readable items include partial words like cross, puzzle, clues, and grid elements. The text lacks coherent sentences or identifiable proper nouns to ground a fuller summary.
Stricken Boy Learns To Talk In Wichita Clinic
John Reid a tenyearold Brisbane boy paralyzed by Encephalitis Lethargica learned to speak simple words and recognize speech after six months at the Institute of Loxo pedics in Weehita. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W Reid praise the doctors and the kindness of Wichita residents while daily letters and gifts arrive from around the world.
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Wichita
Kansas
John Reid
Ralph W
Jack) Reid
Brisbane
America
John
Reids
Weehita
Institute of Loxopedics
Martin F. Palmer
Institute
United States
Reid Bayes
Brisbane Daily Telegraph
Cith
Wichita Eagle
Reid
Jock” Reid
Marsh Murdock
Asandate
The
Eagle
Son Sprethh
Institute of Sogn Pedics
Wichitans
Jack
History Teaching Touchy Subject In Saar State
The Saar region, once a major German industrial center second only to the Ruhr, faces a delicate history as a new book in Saarbrucken covers events from the Saar plebiscite for Germany in 1985 to its merger with France. The Nee Zeit review notes the word German appears only three times in the work.
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Berlin
Early Humans With Big Teeth Found In Eridu Remnants
Dr Carleton Coon of the University of Pennsylvania reports that remains from the ancient Iraqi city of Eridu show early humans with unusually large teeth and powerful jaws. The fossils suggest they were Mediterranean stock and roamed about 6,000 years ago before settlement and temple building emerged.
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Cairo
Earth
Eridu
Mound
Iraq
Coon
Eridy
Iraqi Department of Antiquities
Sumer
Archaeology
Chilean Laws Suppressing Communism in Chile
In Santiago, Chile, laws banning the Communist Party reduced its official presence in Congress. In the latest elections the Communists retained 15 deputies and five senators, with only five sympathizers elected to replace them in the National Democratic Front. Many Communist voters shifted to allied or other opposition candidates or abstained as some 28,000 alleged Communists were removed from voter rolls.
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Santiago
Chile
Caina
Ior
Communiam
Accion Chilena Anticomunista
ACHA
Cits
Cominunist Party
Naional Democratic Front
Pablo Nerida
Salvador Ocampo
Sain Maxjen
Ilse
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Arinore
Pheiad
Gaul
Troy
Industrial Department
Troy High School
Jean Symansky
William Goetz
Saar State
Choy
Cartwright “Wome
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Morth
Watervliet Ave
Watervliet
Barclay Home Products, Inc
Harmory DU
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