Aptly Applied Artillery Lifts GI Morale in Korea
American troops man across a ridge south of Chonan near Seoul as artillery and air strikes hit North Korean positions. Soldiers cheer as mortars burst overhead and jets dive in, with accounts of improved morale and battlefield movement. An observer notes enemy confusion while officers and veterans describe daily life under fire.
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Oklahoma Man Hurt in Head-On Collision
Clifford Patterson 23 of Chickasha Okla suffered a fractured nose when the car he rode in collided head on with a truck on the Fritch highway east of Amarillo. Driver Bela Victor Lomax from Spearman and truck driver David George Chambers 18 of Amarillo were identified. Lomax was jailed in Potter County on charges of driving on the left side and no Texas license. Patterson was reported in good condition at St Anthony’s Hospital after the incident.
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Parachutes Save Two Navy Pilots Near Conyers Ga
Two Navy Reserve fighter pilots parachuted to safety after their F4U Corsair fighters collided during a mock gunnery run near Conyers Georgia. Lt. Cmdr. T. H. Rentz said the eight-plane training group was in flight when the midair impact occurred. Tutwiler of Atlanta sustained a slight ankle sprain and Fuller of Athens a minor head cut.
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Australian Prime Minister Menzies to Visit London Washington Canada
Sydney reports Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies leaves for a four week trip to London Washington and Canada. He will discuss financial problems and defense cooperation and migration matters with leaders in Britain and the United States.
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Nationalist Aims in Broad Cast on Formosa
Foreign Minister George Yeh stressed Nationalist China's resolve to combat international Communism to the bitter end while upholding sovereignty in Formosa in a nationwide radio broadcast to overseas Chinese.
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Cuba's New Sugar 7 Forecasts 5.76 Million Tons
Cuba's latest sugar 7 output is expected to match last year's production of 5,760,000 tons. The forecast underscores steady processing amid the island's sugar industry conditions.
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Green says McCarthy charges lack proof in any case
Rhode Island Senator Green of the Senate committee said the McCarthy accusations about Communists and Red sympathizers in the State Department have not been proven in a single case. He noted loyalty files studied by the committee show various charges but do not substantiate disloyalty.
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Italian police detain man over 190 pounds of gold found
Italian police detained an American after investigators found 190 pounds of gold in his car. The report notes cross border wealth and potential smuggling issues while London dispatches claim the bureau answers about 8,000 questions daily.
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Andrew Ingraham Dies at Levelland
Andrew J. Ingraham 95, a Levelland resident since 1932, died Friday afternoon at a daughter's home. He was a retired farmer from Roswell, Georgia. Funeral arrangements moved his body from Lubbock to Roswell for burial. survivors include a second daughter Cecil Ingraham of Levelland, a son Claude of Roswell, and an unidentified daughter in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Alabama Red Faces Vagrancy Charges
Sam Hall Jr., Alabama Communist Party chairman and southern editor of The Daily Worker, was released on 300 dollar bond in Birmingham on vagrancy charges. He and Paul Thomas Rose, 23, alias Rosenbloom from Lakeland New Jersey, were scheduled for police court trial tomorrow. Rose faces vagrancy and attempting to conceal his identity with a 600 dollar bond.
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Tanganyika Plans for German-era Sisal Estates
Tanganyika has announced plans to reorganize and develop sisal estates that were formerly held by German interests, signaling changes in land use and colonial-era property control. The move could affect local workers and regional trade tied to sisal production.
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