Formosa Seen as Key Industrial and Strategic Pearl
INS correspondent Sid White reports Formosa's rapid postwar rebound with aid from the United States. The island leads Asia in rice, hosts expanding heavy industries, and has seen industrial output surpass prewar levels. About 8 million Formosans and 2 million mainland Chinese inhabit the region, with US defense aid underpinning the nationalist economy. Formosa’s strategic coastal position and developing steel and chemical sectors frame its value to the mainland and to potential future conflicts.
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Thief Steals Purses During Church Sermon on Locks
In Washington a thief picked a cloakroom lock at a church and stole the purses of 12 choir members while Rev. Dr. Frederick Brown delivered a sermon on Locks and Latchstrings.
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