New Allied Hero Private Kim of the Republic of Korea
AP reports Private Kim of the Republic of Korea emerges as a top infantryman after five days of fighting on White Horse mountain near Seoul. The battle, lasting 120 hours, showcased Kim’s grit as he retook and held the peak against Chinese forces, symbolizing South Korea's resolve and fighting spirit.
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Korea War’s Quiet Miracle Builders Rise from Ashes
South Korea, initially outmatched with 100,000 troops and scant ammunition, rebuilt under American guidance into a field army of several hundred thousand. Kim, their key commander, leads with high morale, marching 35 miles daily in worn shoes as songs of victory and peace lift spirits and sustain endurance.
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Fugitives From Behind Curtain Tell Of Torture
Vienna reports refugees from Eastern Europe describe communist police tortures to extract confessions. Miss Novak from Czechoslovakia claims three days of methods including ice water, beatings, nail staples, and near-drowning to force admissions. A second refugee recalls brutal interrogations in a former church prison with beatings and ice-water tubs.
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Iron Curtain
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Eastern Europe
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Stevenson Endorses Small Donations Plan To Fund Campaign
Adlai Stevenson said his method of soliciting five dollar contributions fits the Lest Democratic tradition. He stressed a preference for many small donors over large gifts from a few individuals or private interests. The plan was devised by finance chairman Heardley Rum.
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Truman Music Is Praised by Critic
Washington Post music critic Paul Hume, once criticized for remarks about Margaret Truman, praised the presidential family on a White House music program. He called Harry S Truman the most musical president in history and admired Margaret’s interest in classical singing. He also played recordings of Margaret singing and the president performing part of a Mozart sonata during a TV tour of the White House.
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Conway Pioneer Film Actor Dies in California
Pacific Palisades California AP Jacob Conway aged 65 died Sunday from a pulmonary ailment. He starred as the lead in what is believed to be Hollywood's first film Her Indian Hero. He later became a top director and led films including Boom Town Viva Villa A Tale of Two Cities and The Hucksiers.
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Hollywood
Garner supports Texas Democrats in Stevenson push
A scrawled note from former Vice President Garner shows him urging Texas Democrats to stay united for Adlai Stevenson. He pledged to vote the Democratic ticket from top to bottom, marking his first public political action since retirement over ten years ago.
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