UP Reporter Wins Headliner Award For Korean Scoop
UP Reporter Jack James, Seoul bureau chief for United Press, won the National Headliner Club medal for foreign news coverage of Korea. He reported the outbreak of war two hours before others and was later wounded in a South Korean air raid. The ceremony honors outstanding combat and foreign reporting with posthumous recognitions for fallen correspondents.
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Notable April 28 History Notes and Births
On April 28, 1801, Anthony A. Cooper Earl of Shaftesbury born in London helped push factory work limits to ten hours a day and advocated mine safety education and relief work. In 1824, Pard Packard born in Cumberland Massachusetts founded Packard Commercial School influencing business education nationwide.
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Looking Backward From The Sun Five Years Ago Headlines
Spain studies Franco popularity amid agriculture debate. Officials silent on Acheson’s wheat policy as Americans eat more. A Highlands birth of Nancy Carola announced with date in April.
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Jury Frees Mothe Who Drowned Child
Fort Worth report states jurors freed Mrs. Sara Elizabeth Taylor, 30, on murder charges linked to drowning a child. She had been held on bond and was described as without person. The case details remain unclear in the fragmentary OCR.
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Fragmented reminiscences mix in odd ages and art lore
The passage blends assorted vignettes about artists and rulers, mentioning Tianc and Rani, Tintorello, Verdi, Goethe, and Goethe’s age, with a Purdue sophomore recalling a joke about a sachet. It weaves disparate facts into a quirky, unclear historical fragment with garbled timing and names.
Fort Worth police warned over chief appointment dispute
Fort Worth City Manager warned officers to cooperate with the new Chief R R Howerton or accept an out-of-town chief. He urged officers to stop criticizing the department and stand on their own. The remark followed tensions within the police rank and file. Benjamin Franklin was noted as the eldest among his siblings in a separate line.
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Latin Nations Favor International Visas at Tourist Congress
Five Latin American nations including Central America and Panama back an international tourist visa. A plenary assembly considers a recommendation for Ecuador and other countries amid the first Tourist Congress of Mexico held in Mexico City.
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