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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
11
Carver elementary presents Our United States pageant with five grades portraying state contributions to the nation. PTA schedules final term meeting on Thursday May 31 to plan summer activities. The Standard quotes discontent with Chinese communists over salaries and Red China port visits.
Washington May 29 Southern railroads 27 lines petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 10 percent fare increase to cover higher operating costs. The move would affect coach and sleeping car rates and follows a 1948 boost for the South. Eastern rails had a 12.2 percent rise in 1949, while Southern and Western lines did not participate.
The article lauds the UN army in Korea for maturing into a diverse multinational force that fought to repel communism and now advances against Red aggressors. It highlights mass surrenders by Chinese troops, the turning tide belief, and Memorial Day calls to honor all fallen in Korea and other nations. It ends with a folk proverb about patience with the barn and mice.
Hal Boyle reports from New York on May 29 that the United Nations police force has halted a major Chinese offensive in Korea. The piece argues the UN army marks a step toward international peace and a unified world order under law, despite early skepticism.
A 1961 report shows penicillin rapidly banishes scarlet fever germs in 365 patients. Daily 150000 units given every eight hours, by injection or orally, yields rapid recovery with few complications. Some rheumatic fever cases occurred. best course cited is 150000 units every eight hours for ten days.
The Singapore Standard notes a largely unofficial boycott by European ship captains and officers moving valuable cargoes from Hong Kong to Red China. The piece cites widespread participation and seeks to explain the motive behind the action.
Cabbage comes in three colors white red and green noting variety for shoppers. The short item highlights color options for produce buyers in local markets.
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