Allied Airpower Wreaks Havoc On Reds In Korea War
Allied air operations led by General Stratemeyer claim destruction or damage of tanks, trucks, locomotives, rail cars, air craft, warehouses, oil storage, and marshalling yards. He notes 130 Allied losses and 37 percent casualty rate among aircrew, with many Soviet made Yak fighters still in service for the Reds as North Korean targets are neutralized.
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Wintertime Chicken Chow Mein Recipe by Mrs Roquemore
A Dothan reader shares a chicken chow mien recipe with rose salad and French rolls as a complete winter meal. The instructions list celery onions bean sprouts mushrooms and chicken with chicken stock and soy sauce, detailing simmering steps for a nourishing dish.
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B-29 Crews In Korea Due Home Christmas
Spokane reports troops from the Second Air Division say B-29 crews who left on the Fourth of July may return home by Christmas. Colonel Clifford Rees confirms General MacArthur requested the two groups stay in Korea until late November, but he is confident they will be home in time for Christmas.
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Atom Bomb Studies Spawn of Bikini Fish Forms
Smithsonian scientists studying fish from Bikini Atoll four years ago report 481 species examined with 19 new to science. Some new forms resemble known fish, while others are fantastic, including a tiny 15 millimeter eellike coral crevice dweller and a fearsome giant pout. A cardinal fish features a silvery underside ribbon from jaw to tail.
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Calgary Library Chief Receives Flood of Quiz Inquiries
WOR Castell head of the Calgary Public Library reports receiving 30 off duty home calls and staff overwhelmed by quiz inquiries. He wrote the city clerk's office a letter of complaint as radio program questions continued.
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Japanese Ships Allowed to Carry Passengers Again
TOKYO AP Colonel H T Mie Jer, MacArthur's transportation head, announced Japanese ships may carry passengers for the first time since the Pacific war end. Free passengers likely limited to Japanese. Extension of Japanese cargo service to the American Gulf and East Coasts under study. Japanese ships cleared to enter U S west coast ports.
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General MacArthur
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