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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1956

Page

14

Ed Rall Restores Korean Power Amid Crisis

Retired American engineer Ed Rall led a small crew to repair South Korea’s Yongwol hydro plant after a major transformer failure. Despite language gaps and local skepticism, the plant returned to life, producing 33,000 kilowatts and restoring a third of Korea’s power supply as factories faced shutdowns.

Michigan Rall SC Aes Cne South Korea U.S. Army Korea Yongwol Seoul

Mean Broncs Shine At Miles City Bucking Auction

Miles City Montana stages a five year old bucking horse auction drawing rodeo producers from the West. Wild horses chosen for talent are used in rodeos at the Miles City Fairgrounds drawing crowds as owners seek sturdy broncs. Buster Ivory of the Rodeo Cowboys Assn notes a supply decline and a shift in demand among buyers like Bob Barnby of Sacramento.

Miles City Mont West Miles City Fairgrounds Buster Ivory The Rodeo Cowboys Assn., Inc Bob Barnby Sacramento Calif

GI Comes Back After Long Stay Among Reds

A GI returns after a prolonged stay with Communist forces, identified as Private Gay. The note states his reentry into civilian life following captivity or residence among Reds.

Reds

Former Senator F J Myers Dies in Philadelphia

Former U S Senator Francis J Myers died shortly after 1 a m at Graduate Hospital Philadelphia He was 54 and died of leukemia He served one Senate term ending in 1951 He is survived by his widow Catherine and three children Jer L Turner 20 of Montgomery Alabama Turner served in a West Germany artillery unit The statement noted he had been living in East Germany and that a full medical examination and custody matters were ongoing

Philadelphia U.S Francis J. Myers Graduate Hospital Myers Senate Tdere Catherine Jer L. Turner Montgomery Ala Turner West Germany East Germany

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Church Street Somerville Road Center Vaughn Gas Co Market Street J. BR. Vaughn Ed Rall Edward Ball Pyt. Gay F. J. Myers U. S Wieners Et A Ballard White Bread Obel Woodbury
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