Flying Against Reds Air war report from Taegu to Kum River
Aboard a jet fighter reporter Tom Lambert recalls a Tom Lambert flight over Korea's Kum River area with Lt Tidwell and pilots Fletcher Meady, William Dougherty, Owen Redelit and Robert Wayne. They engage tanks and trucks near Yongju and Chongji, scoring hits on two tanks and several trucks, then return after a fruitless hunt for more targets.
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Taejon
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Kongju
Kum
Thur
Japan
Lin. Fletcher Meadycre
Jacksonville
Fla
Wiliam
Dougherty
Carsnel
Owen Redelit
Tampa
Robert Wayne
Garden City
Iire
Fydwell
Tidwell
Tagjen
Ty T Kum
Wayne
New York
Rowcliff
Rine Field
Tidewell
Madeline
Chong
Tiawell
Tanyang
Han River
von Wink
Radcliff
Am Army
Fugitive Prince Plays Organ Recital After Hospital Escape
Paul Tantous who claims to be Prince Otto Wilhelm von Hohenzollern escaped Mendocino State Hospital Ukiah, California, and later appeared at Pinole's United Methodist Church across San Francisco Bay. He reportedly played a fine organ recital for churchgoers before slipping away, as authorities pursued an all points bulletin.
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Paul Tantous
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Ukiah
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Bay
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Stiea
Prince Oilo
Fred Bane
All Points
Shea
Tancous
Shez
U. S. Immigration Department
United States
Bet
Wetumpka to Host 1950 Cotton Maid Contest
The Wetumpka event starts Wednesday as Elmore County selects its maid for the state competition. The winner will go on to the National Maid of Cotton contest in Memphis next January, with county and state delegations shaping the Alabama presence at the State Fair in Birmingham. The program begins at 9 00 a m at Wetumpka High School, led by Elmore County Farm Bureau President W L Gantt of Deatsville.
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Alaiboma
Wednear
Elmore
Birringhan
Alabama
Memphis
Wi L. Gantl
Deatsville
Elmore County Farm Bureau
Wetumpkagh School
Arizona
Picacho Peak
Rit
World Today on Korea War and UN Role
The World Today argues there is no imminent World War III and most Americans remain cautious. It praises the UN for backing military intervention in Korea, urges democratic unity, and notes oil embargoes and allied support as deterrents to further aggression.
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Ard
Iogland
Europe
United Nations
Unl
Leagues of Nations
Drele Sara
United States
Red Ching
America
South Korea
Washington
Bids Opened for Lakeland Citrus Mutual Headquarters
The Citrus Commission opened bids to construct a $3,000,000 two story headquarters for the Florida Citrus Mutual in Lakeland. The city will build the structure, Mutual will repay the cost over 20 years and then obtain the building. Mutual board to meet to approve or reject the bid.
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Lakeland
Fla
Cy Commission
Florida Citrus Mutual
Mutual
Expert Declares Fire Doesn’t Kill Weevils
Auburn report notes that burning timber lands fails to reduce boil weevil populations. Farmers in Alabama allegedly burned forests this spring, but experts warn the practice destroys woodland without lowering weevil numbers. The study also claims weevils are as numerous as ever, with widespread scorched areas.
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Repor
Martin
API
Ays
Indis
Britamale
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