Korea Truce Talks Set to Resume After Week Gap
United Nations and Communist delegates in Korea plan to reconvene at Panmunjom after a seven day recess with talks stuck over prisoner of war exchange. The sides dispute return numbers and warn of further pauses if no progress is made.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations and Communist
Panmunjom
Tucson
Aney Pruvaiiy
Righ
U.N
North Korea
Red China
Pyongyang
Peiping
Peiping Radio Today
Japan
Prisoner Moves to Stateville Over Typing Preference
Judge Michael L. Igoe ordered Edmund R. Morris moved from the county jail to Stateville penitentiary after Morris complained he dislikes pens or pencils and notes Stateville provides typewriters for inmates.
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Chicago
U.2
Michael L. Igoe
Edmund R. Morris
Stateville
Turner Named Commander of First Air Force in New York
Maj. Gen. Howard M. Turner, a former UN Korea armistice negotiator, is designated as the new commander of the First Air Force. He assumed the post August 9 after a July return from Tokyo. Turner led the 40th Combat Bombardment Wing in World War II and later headed the First Bombardment Division of the Eighth Air Force in Europe, with the unit area spanning New England to Kentucky.
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N. Y
First Air Force
Howard M. Turner
United Nations ‘Command
Mitchel Air Force Base
Tokyo
Turner
40Th Combat Bombardment
Eighth Air Force
Europe
New England States
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Artist Douglas Chandor Improves After Pneumonia Attack
London report says Texas artist Douglas Chandor, 52, is considerably improved after a slight pneumonia attack that sent him to a hospital Friday. He traveled to paint Queen Elizabeth II and completed the queen’s portrait sittings last week.
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London
Texas
Douglas Chandor
Chandor
Elizabeth II
Greek Election Row Triggers Call for New Elections in Parliament
In Athens the Greek parliament dissolved in a dispute as opposition leader Field Marshal Papagos accused September elections of being dishonest. He blamed the Venizelos regime for interference and urged new elections while Plastiras urged confidence in the government amid economic strain and NATO ties.
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Athens
Greece
Alexander Papagos
Papagos
Nicholas Plastiras
Cephocles Venizelos
Venizelos
Plastiras
Progressive Party
Liberals
Russia
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Yugoslavia
Greek Rally Party
Nine Meat Packing Hearings Set Across Major Markets
The agriculture department announced nine public hearings from September 8 to 19 on proposed revisions to the Packers and Stockyards Act aimed at curbing unfair trade practices. Dates cover Chicago, St Paul, Billings, Portland, Denver, Oklahoma City, Kansas City, and Indianapolis, reflecting a nationwide review to protect livestock producers and the public.
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Washington
WUP
Agriculture Department
Chicago
St. Paul
Minn
Billings
Mont
Portland
Ore
Denver
Colo
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Ind
Packers and Stockyards
Cobalt Name Traced to Saxon Kobold Goblin Word
The mineral cobalt derives its name from the Saxon German word kobold meaning goblin.
Radio Wave Speeds Highlight Sound and Light Delays
A radio listener may hear a speaker before people in his audience in the studio. Sound waves travel about 1100 feet per second, while radio waves travel at the speed of light about 186000 miles per second.
Okra Tablets Promote Digestive Relief From Colitis Pains
The ad claims Okra Tablets ease colitis pains and acid stomach caused by roughage irritation. It says the tablets add smoothage and lubrication to food bulk and absorb excess stomach acid, offering blessed relief with two sizes priced at $1.25 and $4.50.
Heart Massage Briefly Revives Choking Tot
Constance Riddle, 15 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Riddle of Catlettsburg Kentucky, died yesterday after being revived 24 hours earlier by heart massage when she choked on a bean. A physician declined further details.
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Huntington, W. Va
Constance Riddle
Dashter
John Riddle
Catlettsburg
Hospital Physician Rescues Child by Restarting Heart
A hospital physician removed a bean from a child's throat and found the child “essentially dead” on arrival Saturday. The doctor opened the chest and massaged the heart until it beat again.
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