Barth Leads Artillery and Frontline Support in Korea
Brig. Gen. George B. Barth of Leavenworth Kansas commands artillery in the U S 25th Infantry Division in Korea. He patrols the front, directs fire support, and stays with troops, visiting batteries and forward areas to aid infantry, Marines, and allied units amid heavy fighting. He recalls World War II experience with the 90th division and stresses artillery must be as ready as infantry, even as his men face infiltrations and danger daily.
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Don White Head
Hal Boyle
U. S. 25Th Division
Korea
George B. Barth
Leavenworth
Kas
Barth
U. S. 25Th Infantry Division
Kan Noannio Tall Af Aanarale
Vreau
Washington
George Barth
Threatened rail strike near 250,000 workers across unions
The Washington report outlines a possible strike by 250,000 conductors and trainmen as wage disputes persist. It details operating versus non operating unions, 40 hour week issues, and emergency boards. The stalemate centers on pay based on trips and engine size with mediation continuing.
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Washington
ABC
Ordean
Korea
Mackenzie's Column on Korea as World War II echoes
The piece argues Americans fight in Korea under United Nations aegis to defend democracy and Western security. It frames Korea as a frontline in the global struggle against communism, with Asia as the next theater after Europe and warns that new arms bring distant threats closer to home.
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United Nations
Korea
America
Asia
Europe
Moscow
Orient
Navajo use ancient ceremonies to heal illness
Many Indians on the 16 million acre Navajo reservation in New Mexico and Arizona still resort to ancient ceremonies to cure illness. The piece notes enduring traditional practices alongside modern medical care.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Phone Rates Will Be Upped In Alabama
Alabama residents will pay 3 307 509 dollars more annually for telephone service after the Alabama Public Service Commission approved a rate hike on orders of the state supreme court. Residential bills rise 25 cents a month with higher charges for business lines and long distance calls. The increase raises Southern Bell’s earnings from 3.74 to 6.66 percent on its investment. Endorsed to cover higher operating costs, the decision follows a court remand after a token 360 000 dollar annual raise had been granted previously.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Alabama Public Service Commission
State Supreme Court
Southern Bell
Supreme Court
Commission
Gratitude Expressed for Subscriptions Refund
Rev and Mrs Charles L Cobbs of Vinemont Alabama thank an unnamed friend who paid their subscription refund to The Decatur Daily. They cannot thank the giver directly but pray God bless the thoughtful donor who remembered them in such kind generosity.
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Charles L. Cobbs
Gum Springs Revival at Gum Springs Baptist Church
A revival series at Gum Springs Baptist Church runs Sunday through Friday August 25. Rev. Paul McClusky will give the morning message at 11 00 A M and Rev. E N Chandler the evening message at 2 00 P M. Chandler guest minister with music led by Mr and Mrs W R Wallace. Public invited.
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Gum Springs
Gum Springs Baptist Church
Paul McClusky
E. N. Chandler
Chandler
W. R. Wallace
Lavoptik Eye Drops Offer Relief Promise
Lavoptik claims prompt relief for inflamed eyes and granulated lids. It soothes itching burning and irritation with a money back guarantee. Praised by thousands over 35 years, includes an eye cup and is available at all druggists.
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