Enemy Hangs On Despite Licking, UP Chief Avers
United Press President Hugh Baillie reports from the Korean front that the enemy remains fierce, with bases around Taegu and Pohang under heavy bombardment. He notes U.N. forces, including Maj. Gen. William B. Kean’s 25th Division, repelling repeated assaults as B-29s and napalm strike enemy positions along the Naktong and in village burnings, while troops push to push the front toward Taegu and Pusan.
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Avers
Hugh Bailie
United Press Care
United Nations
Mvon Baillie
Korex
Maran
Pohang
Wiliam B. Kean
Magan
Mike
Micherlis
Taegu
Grand Central Parkway
Far Eas Air Force
George E. Stratemeyer
Fifth Air Force
Earle BE. Paytridge
Naktong
Mandet
Honercomba
Waegwan
Waegwon Wan
Korea
American Signal Corps
Rucker's Idle Barracks Conversion Aimed For Families
Camp Rucker Post Commander Henry B. Gantt asked authority to convert idle barracks into family housing and to replace a torn-down Daleville gate project. He spoke at an orientation, noting Korea-era threats and praising local cooperation as facilities like a new barbershop theater and library come online.
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Rucker
Camp Rucker
406Th Engineer Bris
Rutker
Henry P- Gantt
ED Driggerk
Bogie
Henry B. Gantt
Ssid No 4A
Gantt
Daleville Gate
Aft
Willian FE. Bewens
Marttin BP
Wheling
Willian
Fi Gaffney
Cal
Kurt Ratke
William £. Austill
Gan
Korea
Soviet Union
Russia
Col
Gantz
Col. Gantt
Bowens
Rec
Tholneen
Cluta
Col. Wehlitg
Col. Ratke
the &N
Radlee
Body Relaxation In Prayer As Preliminary To Faith
Text discusses preparing the body for prayer through quiet, privacy, and inward focus. It urges a private chamber, undisturbed contemplation, and commands to direct thoughts to God, inviting rest, healing, and spiritual surrender for mind, eyes, nerves, and body. It also blends wartime notes about Camp Rucker training and civilian personnel with devotional practice.
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Jesus
Moffat
England
Intelligence Department
Camp Rucker
Drs. Gantt
Herald
Col. Gentt
God
Lord
Abundant Living excerpt from NEA service release
Brief excerpt notes a生活 guidance theme from Abington Cokesbury's Abundant Living series distributed by NEA Service. It presents a general motivational tone without specific events, names, or dates.
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Abingdon- Cokesbury Press
New York
Nashville
NEA Service
Drunken driving on tractor lands man in jail
Caldwell Ida reports Benjamin J. Ashby received a 90 day jail term and a $100 fine for drunken driving. Justice of the Peace W S Maxey ordered the sentence after officers said he was careening down the highway on a tractor.
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Tractor Steeder
Caldwell
Ida
Benjamin J. Ashby
Justice of the Peace
W. S. Maxey
Ashby
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