Quemoy Fortified Underground Nervy Defenses Describe Island
AP recounts Quemoy known as Kinmen with Nationalists holding a frontline on the island while Communists shell from the mainland. It notes extensive underground tunnels and depots carved into granite, offering a hidden fortress for defense and a deterrent posture against invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentoy
Quemoy
Jamil
Mars Group
Lark
West Lafayette
Fukein
Amoy Harbor
Matsu
Foochow
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
She's Fussy About Partners in Essex Ghost Tale
Norfolk Essex tale recounts the White Lady haunting Leigh Castle. The apparition roams moonless ruins seeking a dancing partner, a rare match that ends with others hurled into the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Rockford
Southerstorn
Essex
Ileigh Castle
Well Disguised Dixie Moonshiner Activity Continues
A garbled report describes moonshine operations near Wilkes County and nearby towns. Authorities investigated a distillery site in a rural setting with suspected illicit alcohol production and related illegal activity. The text mentions an unsteady sheriff, named locals, and lingering traces of a hidden craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheensboro
Sanppernong
NVC
Flamingtan
Hiewey
Rivly
Wilkes County
Mbenmelesevin
Bane
Wilkesboro
Julie Hee
Fremont Newark
Kentucky Boasts Nation's Largest Bookmobile Fleet
FRANKFORT Ky AP Kentucky claims the largest auto owned bookmobile fleet in the country with 100 units serving 101 of its 120 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
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Horse's Head
Yellowstone Nation
Chi
Faris Ghaeney
Caleptal
Bertin
Morester
Wutlong
Donghiu
Mies Tadio
Rome
Afernoon
ViPa
Iitbiweather
Horo
AL Nih
Trianus
Provolon
GR. Parme
Dixie Moonshiner
Hrecrinxlen
Gatfrey
Dore
DELLI
MoNgenind
Hayward-San Larense
T.O.T.S.O.T.E.D
Yirad
Longhorn Bakers Cheese
Tiesit Fontina
Edam Feta
Kosher
New York
Fremont
San Lorenzo
Beverly Hills
ORIG
Trimfoot & Others
Ladion
Orr
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Poe
T Cole
Coatis
Vane
Gabardine
ER Lee Me
Tpan
Tod
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