Reds Overrun Americans In Crossing Rum River
North Korean forces attacked American positions along the Kum River north of Taejon, driving through fox holes and past artillery with numbers and fanatic zeal. Lt. A A Dianda of Marquette reported heavy casualties and brutal fighting, noting a bridge area cleared and repeated assaults. The defense held briefly before American flanks collapsed and retreat began, with several heroes noted including a major who killed three Koreans before being overpowered and slain.
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Robert C. Miller
Koreas Front
U.S
Kum
Taejon
A. A. Dianda
Marquette
Mich
Ueutenant
Dianda
Redg
Taam
Rive
Dianon
Disnda
Runner-Up Millers Give Points To Fliers
The Jackson Senators defeated Meridian while Pensacola dominated Vicksburg to tighten the Southeastern lead. Pensacola and Meridian split the top division tension as Pensacola edged Jackson 4 to 5 in a late punch.
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Millers
Jackson Senators
Meridian
Teoth
Vicksburg
Meriian
Pensacola
Panaacols
Wsner
Fat Jackson
Ring Sunday
Ictory
Fensacola
Bly Sherman
al Heuser
Meridian 140-Lead Fades as Senators Rally to Win
Meridian built a 140 run lead by the sixth inning but Senators surged in the finale. Three relief pitchers helped close the gap as the Senators plated five runs in the frame. Montgomery kept pace, beating Anniston 13 to 1, while Selma toppled Gadsden 12 to 2 on 10 hits.
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Meridian
Senators
Bill Rogers
I i Senators
Montgomery
Jackson
Anniston
Selma
Gadsden
League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leaders include Kell Detroit 117 hits and Stephens Boston 78 runs. DiMaggio leads in RBIs with 92, while Williams Boston hits 109 and home runs 25. Pitching leaders feature McDermott Boston 1823 strikeouts and Gray 103 wins. National League leaders show Robinson Brooklyn and Musial St Louis tied for batting averages around .945, with Kiner Pittsburgh 71 RBIs and Spider Jam Fur leading hits with 108.
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Associated Press
Keil
Detroit
Dropo
Boston
Stephens
DiMaggio
Bosston
Kell
Dillinger
Philadelphia
Zaria
Philadelphi
Doerr
Evers
Rosen
Cleveland
Williams
Lipon
Reynolds
New York
Femen
McDermott
Gray
Petry
Robinson
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Kiher
Pittsburgh
Tunes
Kiner
Sauer
Chicago
Spider
Fur
Reading Club Flourishes With Blakely Youths
Vacation Reading Club in Blakely meets Fridays at City Hall with stories and pantomimes. Children record books read on a mountain chart, waving a flag as they reach milestones. several already surpassed 25 books. The program, four weeks old, is sponsored by the Blakely Civic Club and the Parent Teacher Association with many local volunteers assisting. The name Chile is claimed to derive from an Indian word meaning crew.
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Blakely
Wr. Grove
City Hall
Merle Haisten
Dupre
Tvs
Ahure
Varcation Reading Club
Blakely Civic Club
Blakely School
Roscoe Hodges
Oscar Powell
C. G. Brewer
Robinson McLendon
W, EB. Storey
J. W. Bonner
W. H Alexander
Davis
B.C. Singletary
Chester Stokes
Merle Maisten
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