Van Fleet says U.S. Eighth Army ready to meet any Red offense
General James A. Van Fleet declared the Eighth Army ready alert and fit to repulse any North Korean or Chinese assault. He reported high morale and ample ammunition, noting enemy forces including large artillery, tanks, and aircraft. Front reports on the Western Front described continued skirmishing and allied counterattacks with air strikes targeting rail and frontline positions.
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Deer hunters harvest reported statewide in 1951
The State Division of Game and Fish reported that 40 percent of the 1951 deer hunters took deer. A total of 72,671 deer were harvested by 181,678 license buyers.
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Panyushkin in New York Enroute to Russia
Alexander S. Panyushkin Soviet Ambassador to the United States since 1948 is in New York City on his way home to Moscow for a new undisclosed post. He arrived yesterday with his wife and a secretary after a motor trip from Washington. He sails tomorrow aboard the Stockholm for Sweden. He is to be replaced as ambassador by Georgi Zarubin, recently Russia's envoy to London.
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Dope Wave Sweeps West Germany With 50000 Addicts
West Germany faces a rising narcotics threat as officials estimate about 50 000 drug addicts, including youths and artists, amid a postwar boom in marijuana. Authorities plan a narcotics bureau to curb smuggling and illegal trade while noting wartime stocks and looted supplies fuel the trade.
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German and Allied police crack Western Germany dope rings
In recent months German and Allied police have broken several dope rings in Western Germany. By tight cooperation drastic fines and jail sentences and a determined anti narcotics campaign German authorities are going all out to check the dangerous dope trade.
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Rubber prices to stay low in Singapore market
The Malayan rubber price is likely to stay at a low level due to the completion of United States stockpiling. Dr. W. E. Cake, president of Malayan-American Plantations, Ltd., says the present price averages 30 cents a pound.
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