Victory Cost High in Korean Battle on Trianzie Hill
Wounded soldiers used rifles as crutches while mortars rained down on a forward aid station. Medics tended the wounded amid chaos as a battle raged for control of Hill Trianzie. Corpsmen recalled heroic charges and a colonel’s death guiding the fight amid heavy Chinese fire.
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Trianzie
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Los Gatos
Calif
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Fugitives from FBI Tamara Tucker Indicted for Interstate Theft
FBI sought Tamara Emma Mae Tucker for interstate transportation of stolen property and probation violations. Indicted in Denver in 1949 after a guilty plea and three year probation, she later faced additional checks in Michigan. Described as a nurse and stenographer with aliases, she remains uncaptured. Distribution by King Features Syndicate.
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FBI
Denver
Colorado
Tamara Tucker
Tucker
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Airs
U. S. District Court of Denver
Temare Tucker
Tamara de Gann
Patricia Kennison
M. A. Lord
Tamera Schmidt
Bombs May Be Answer To USSR in 1941 Headlines
Five years ago today the Sun printed bold items: bombs possibly solving the USSR issue, Lewis Ts trounced by APL in a convention, and a hurricane altered course along the Georgia coast. Baytown cafes adopted a wait and see stance on Truman meatless days for Europe. Washington notes include William L. Clayton resigning as undersecretary of state for economic affairs. Adeline Slanina of Ellinger wed Levie J. Mitchell of Baytown at St. Josephs Church. Los Angeles reports Rep. Sam Rayburn backed by Robert Ramspeck as Truman running mate for 1948.
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Georgia
Baytown
Truman
Europe
Washington
William L. Clayton
Adeline Slanina
Ellinger
Levie J. Mitchell
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Los Angeles
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Robert Ramspeck
Classified Ad Brings Quick Family Reunion
Jackson Daily News reports its classified ads helped reunite brothers after two years apart. W F Dover of Turlock Calif sought his sister separated in Box Oklahoma at parental death. A reply from Mrs Mary Permenter of Laurel Miss led to their reunion.
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Jackson, Miss
Jackson Daily News
W. F. Dover
Turlock
Calif
Box
Okla
Mary Permenter
Laurel
Miss
Sailors Gain Comfort Standards From Eight Nations
An eight nation pact sets minimum sailor accommodations and facilities. It requires quarters readable for newspapers, at most four men per room, and specific sleeping, ventilation, heating, bathing, and lavatory provisions. Britain delayed ratification awaiting agreements. U S cites inland waterways jurisdiction as reason for non ratification.
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Switzerland
Cuba
Ireland
Denmark
Finland
France
Norway
Keeier
Portugal
Seattle
Britain
London
United States
America
Non TV Set Owners See Most Programs
A Meek Television survey of 340 Washington residents finds non owners watch nearly as much TV as owners. Non owners average 32 hours weekly, owners 16 hours, excluding public viewing. 32 percent own no set. non owners at friends’ homes average as low as three hours, owners up to 35 hours.
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Chicago
Meek Television, Inc
Washington, D.C
Delaware police refund 50-cent parking fine incident
In Delaware City a 50 cent parking fine was refunded after Miss Joy Thomson reported an unusual error. Thomson had watched her mother's car from a post when the vehicle already had a police ticket on the windshield. She rushed to pay the fine to avoid her mother discovering the ticket.
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Delaware
Joy Thomson
Misa Thomson
UN Assembly Hall Chapels Opened at UN Headquarters
A tiny nonsectarian chapel with a simple mahogany altar opens in the United Nations General Assembly hall. Diplomats will discuss war and peace in a space meant for prayer or meditation, reflecting the UN's bid for a religiously inclusive atmosphere amid diverse faiths and atheistic beliefs.
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United Nations
United Nations General Assembly
World Organization
Gisi finds multiple good deeds during lunch hour
Miss Georgia Theodore on a lunch break found a $2,066 check on the sidewalk and returned it to a firm in her building. She then recovered a wallet dropped by a rider and later an abandoned purse on a street stand, returning all to their owners.
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ST. Louis
Georgia
Theodore
Madam Varniza and the White Oaks Gambler’s Tale
A fragment recalls Madam Varniza, aged 50, alleged slick ways in early days of White Oaks, Minnesota. Descriptions hint at roulette and poker amid a thriving community era.
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Madam Varniza
White Oaks
Mis
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