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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
10
The listing summarizes radio program highlights including Mr Keen and Dragnet dramas with notable segments and times. It mentions broadcasts for Heg Fainer and Nana, noting episode cues and sponsor references.
An American infantry unit captured a Chinese bugler and bugle. Cameramen sought to photograph it as the bugle moved up through battalion, regimental, division and corps commands before reaching the Turkish brigade commander who rushed it toward Turkey for a safety precaution amid unclear combat deaths.
The new state freshman class includes Shepard Crumpacker Jr a lawyer veteran of World War II and new wife joining to support his legislative bid. Former congressional secretaries Albert Vaughn and Frank Bow also enter, along with Allan Oakley Hunter a Fry agent and counter intelligence veteran. Education gains William McVey a De Paul University education professor. About 60 men are new, with few listed in Who's Who, leaving future distinctions uncertain.
Geneva and Washington report a large scale campaign to treat trachoma using new antibiotics led by the World Health Organization. The program targets eastern Mediterranean and refugee camps, aiming to reduce blindness with chloramycetin and other drugs and to refine dosage and cost effectiveness. The effort involves UN agencies and expert medical officers, with several new representatives in Congress noted in context.
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