Flying Tigers of Korea Aid Seoul War Effort
South Korea honors American volunteers known as the Flying Tigers of Korea. They fly F-51 Mustangs from a frontline base, claiming to have destroyed at least 40 Communist tanks since the war began. Lt George Huiner describes missions over the Kum River and Kongju trenches, while pilots from Oregon to Florida report enemy wiring traps and Korean insignia on planes. The volunteers form the Korean American Volunteers Group, based near the front and dubbed by President Syngman Rhee as flying defenders of Korea. The Burlington Zephyr rail service is noted in a separate, incongruent line about speed.
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Jack James
Korfa
Qup
Flying Tigers
Kum
Jine
America Air Force
Korea
Lyme
Syng Man Rhue
The
Flying Tigers of
Tigers
George Huiner
Portland
Orv
Bite
Tafternoon
Mir
Ine Comraunista
Smith
la George Edwards
el Paso
Tex
Corominuta
Vewx
Kongin
Kong Comiuuuet
Willam Look
St Petersburg
Fla
Walter Bryan
Columnia
Ala Ard
David Grisham
Benton Les
Marshall Plan Pays Off Capra Kri Goat Gift From Crete to America
The Economic Cooperation Administration announced the Marshall Plan has funded aid to Crete, featuring a goat named Kit Ki or Kit Kri as a symbolic gift. The tale centers on a village in Crete and the journey of a famed goat from birth to shipment, highlighting aid logistics and local gratitude toward the United States.
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Arthur Edsow Washington
Marshal’ Ald
Yast
Kit Xri
Eeconomig Cooperation Administration
ECA
Apanachor
Crete
Bikiis Protpa
Dakis
Housing offices merged in capital center
The Howings Expediter merged three regional offices on the Eastern Seaboard into one headquarters in Washington. Trighe Woods said the consolidation of New York, Boston, and Atlanta offices will cut regional office personnel costs by about 80 percent and reduce space and related expenses by more than 79 percent. The new combined region covers New England states, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Puerto Rico.
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Washington
Seaboard
Trighe Woods
New York
Boston
Atlanta
New Engeland
Delaware
Matland New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Atkin, Florda
Georgia
Joniainy Missisippi
North Cacelie Gknhoms
South
Caray Weturssee
Petts Rico
Three Early 4 H clubbers win district honors
Blakely special report notes three Early County 4 H Club members attended the district meeting in Americus last week. Betty Swann, Lena Mae Toole, and Lillian Mims received awards including a blue in the dress revue and other meat honors, representing Blakely and Cedar Springs clubs.
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Blakely
Early County
Americus Lest
Betty Swann
Bankers to Convene Jacksonville Parley
AP reports leaders from 48 chapters of the American Bankers Association will meet in Jacksonville in July to discuss a year ahead reduction program. Delegates from Alabama Arkansas Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and other states attend the parley.
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Jacksonville
Baoking Wall
Alabama
Arkansa
Plainty
Georgia
Louisiana
Nesippi
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