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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1951

Page

6

Farming Under Red Banner Declared Form Of Serfdom

Washington report by Robert Kinney describes how North and South Korean farmers faced land redistributions and state control under Communist rule. Kinney cites 1943 measures and 1948 shifts that reduced farmers to tenants with use rights and a production tax, signaling serfdom under the Red banner.

Sigrid Arne James Marten Washington Cap Robert Kinney Bet’ Omic Cooperation Administration United Nations Toops North Korea Ummer Munist Irmers Republic of South Korea Washington Kinney Communist Party Kinney Sais Red

Eight Girls Missing At Sea Raise Coast Guard Alarm

Fears mount for eight young women aboard a yacht reported off New Rochelle and St Petersburg as a squall hits. The Coast Guard confirms a two masted schooner or yacht named Trop and a vessel identified as Trop are in the area with possible navigation toward Cuba. Parents of Janice Nienworth and other missing girls, including Dottie Sherrill and Betty Gl, fear for their daughters after three days at sea amid 30 mile per hour winds.

Janice — Nienworth Kaufman Hederman's Secret Weares Glance Willis Coast Guard Pat Fenner Prane Hederman Dtors Marian Hall Anchorage New Rochelle Hobbs St Petersburg Dottie Sherrill Roland Dopson Cuba

Tropicair Sailors Vanish After Leaving St Petersburg

A nine member crew aboard the Tropicair disappeared after leaving St Petersburg bound for Havana aboard a diesel vessel flying the Confederate flag. The Cuban navy aided search while radio calls failed to reach the ship. Nearby coastal authorities feared shortages of food aboard and the fate of the yacht remains unknown.

Leen Vume Anu Florida St Petersburg Fla Havana Cub Ting

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