Reds Shift Drive To East Coast In Korea War Update
Tokyo dispatch reports the Korean Reds redirected their attack to the east coast, pressing a three-pronged drive against South Korean and UN lines near Kumhwa and Pohang Poise. American units aided the defense, claiming several thousand yards gained by Reds but failing to crack the front. Taegu area relief eased momentarily as Red divisions regrouped for further action.
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Kumhwa
Aghling
Taegu
Pohang Kixve
MacArthur
United Nations
Chongno
Kigye
Kumbwa
U. S. 8Th Army
Associated Press
Dan Whitehead
Tangu
Feld
Tu Tangu
U. S
John J. Muccia
Pusau
Pne
Reds
Associated Presa
Stan Swinton
Brevade
Sabub
Major League Baseball results and box scores from a newspaper page
A fragmented recap shows American League and National League game lines with runs, hits, errors, and key pitchers. Notable names include Lopat, Ferrick, Berra, Newhouser, Robinson, and Campanella among others, with mixed box scores and inning-by-innings across several matchups. The data appears as OCR-derived line scores featuring team abbreviations, inning tallies, and pitcher credits.
Schuman Plan Approved Despite British Abstention
Strasbourg Aug 20 The European Coal and Steel Community assembly backed the Schuman plan by 74 to 0 with 32 abstentions after British abstention. The assembly added a proviso asking Britain to join, while Labourites and Conservatives clashed over the tactic. Hugh Dalton said he would have supported without the proviso but abstained.
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France
European Cannonation Assembly
Schuman
Ulszkes
Parliament of Europe
Ope
Labor
Cottieryassives
West Europe
W. R B. Blyton
Iparliament
European Consulative Assembly
Paris
Aix
Bloody Huk raids terrorize towns near Manila in antiwar action
Five thousand rebels terrorized 11 central Luzon towns looting burning and killing. 167 dead and many wounded reported as police guard Manila. Hukbalahap fighters moved from canebrakes toward Tarlac and near Clark Field, attacking troops and raiding treasuries.
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Philippines
Tuzon
National Defense Headquarters
Hukbatahap Raléa
Korea
Hukbalahians
Alyitlana
Philip Pince
Tarlac
Srayut
Air Force
Clark Field
U. S. Jalh
Formosa
Ogui Macabulos
Falta
Sante Crux
Layxina
Howe
Hoks
Ownamen
Ater
Treaquer
Kansan Elected Moderator by Baptists Here
The Rev. John J. Kroeker, pastor of Amapuel Baptist church in Marion Kansas, was elected moderator of the Southwestern conference of the Northern Hapitat during the seventh annual session. He succeeds Rev. Agron A. Stackhouse of Stafford, with Rev. John M. Berentschot as the other candidate. Balloting was close and delayed by a Friday session. The convention plans a pilots’ Institute and a barbecue at Loveland water works, with a banquet by Dr. William P. Whittemore of Fort Collins. Sunday events include adult classes, a morning service with Rev. B. P. Wall, and a 2:30 p.m. program for C.B.Y. and S.S. groups. Closing service will feature Dr. M. L. Leugchner.
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John J. Kroeker
Amapuel Baptist Church
Marion
Kap
Hapitat
Chesen
Ray, Kraeker
Agron A. Stackhouse
Stafford
Kan
John M. Berentschot
Okeene
Olin
Merla Brenner
Julie- Hon City
Ahairman
Sillshoro
Kans
Rey. B. P
Wall
C.B.Y
M. L. Leugchnor
Platteville Church Musical Benefit This Sunday
The Platteville Methodist church plans a musical program Sunday at 9 PM to aid the Parsonage fund, part of the God's Acre drive. The event features Rev. Thomas Kleen, Mrs Lois Anderson, Mrs Roberta Abbett, and Mrs Rachel Culler with choir, piano duets, and vocal selections. Jerry Wardell chairs the Goil'n Acre committee with C J Culter overseeing finances. funds aim toward a 10000 goal.
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Thomas Kleen
Lois Anderson
Roberta Abbett
Gioliniat
Rachel Culler
Wlan Hagan
Jerry Wardell
C. J. Culter
Colorado Legislature Near Adjournment Amid Tax and Civil Defense Debates
The Colorado legislature aims to adjourn tonight after a week of wrangling over an income tax cut and civil defense funding. The House and Senate face unresolved questions on the tax bill and defense provisions, while two House amendments seek to limit governor powers and broaden civilian defense representation. Notable actions include approving absentee voting changes for Hanukkah observers, funding for a new School for the Deaf and Blind building, and a $24,365 cost for the special session.
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Colorado
Ita
House-Senate
P. Nm
Mansur
Tinatey
Lakewood
House
Senate
Johnson
House Democrats
Senate Republicans
R. F. Hobbs
Pueblo
Hurley N. Beery
Blerling
Iiaman Advisory Committee
Owung
Aeveral
Colorado School
Peat
Hind
Japanese Woman Enters CSCE Seeks U S Korea Aid
Miss Mumia Adachi an education worker from Kobe arrived in Greeley to begin her A B degree at Colorado State College of Education. She plans to send articles to Shinko Shimbun while here and said Japanese views on U S occupation are shaped by General MacArthur’s leadership.
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Koba
Japan
United States
Greeley
Colorado State College of Education
Hva
Mia
Anderson
Miss Adachi
Shinke-Shimbun
Kobe
Mies Adach
Ahe
Robart Widlund
Korea
Mumia Adachi
Gresley
Kol
Douglas Macarthur
Adaeht
A.V. Andursay
Paul
Josephine Colletti
Collett
Adachi
Shinko Shimbun
Shinka
Shimbun
Bear Osaka
Shinky Shimbun
Ships in Crash Had Radar Equipment
In San Francisco on August 26 hospital ship Benevolence and freighter Mary Luckanbach carried radar gear. An electrician reported watching the radar screen just before the accident, saying all ships were distant and then suddenly they collided.
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San Francisco
Benevolence
Mary Luckanbach
Irow
Eleven Nurses Survive Ocean Rescue After ShipSinking
Eleven nurses from the hospital ship Benevolence clung to boards and sang as they floated at night waiting for rescue near Oakland. Lieutenant Matthews and Lieutenant Harrington of Scranton and Lowell recalled tying the group with three boards while Captain Riggs calmly directed the rescue. Thirteen nurses, plus ten sailors, were treated at Oak Knoll Naval hospital in good condition with a survivor count and names of other patients listed.
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Aus
Texas
Gail Matthewa
Scranton
Eleanor Aurding
Rings
Lieut
Harrington
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Lieutt
Marie Linneck
Teneck
N.J
Josephine & McCarthy
Readford
Jean C. Frolic
York
Cutheeing
Uarkins
Milwiunkee
Mary Eileen Dyan
Cleveland
Liauis Ga
Marie Brownnm
Buffalo
Tosemary
Clara Nevill
Oinahis
Ruth Wartin
Thlodaus
T Dorothy I. Venveroh
St. Louis
Mary Delgnan
Seattle
Patricia Ron Karn
Logans
Port
Ind
Lineups Announced for All North South Kickoff
Dever August 26 announcement previews the cream of players and probable starting lineups for tonight's North South Kickoff tie at 8:30. Mentions starters and expected positions as teams prepare for the event.
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Dever
Tolornide schoolboy grid game readout
Readable fragment lists many players and schools across Colorado regions. Names include East Denver, Pueblo Central, Fort Collins, South Denver, and Lakewood with numerous individuals such as Jim Davin and Alex Burl. Context appears to be a roster or lineup snippet from a schoolboy football event.
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Hinderlider
East
Denver
LE de Luge
Pagbla Cathedral
Lindqulat
East Denver
Meftandress
Juita ‘Woods
Gresley le Smith
South Denver
Taggart
C Coral
Pueblo Central
Urbom
Fort Collins
RG Koch
Waggoner
Kinat
Denyar Rr Fisher
Puchly Central
Brandon
Langmant
RE Glass
South Neaver Fitzgerald
Fort
North
Jim Davin
Loveland
Alex Burl
En Kuna
Greeley
Jack Kammeyar
Fort Colina
Dean Howell
Fort Moregan
Arnie Holler
North Denver
Jack Erger
Brighton
Don Afollin
Ault
Jim Scavo
Rogin
James Scott
Eston Park
Jim Rosenbach
Manuel
Jon Des Combos
Roast
Jack Paraona
Wray
Bouth
Pat Crowd
Rutle
Jos Skuts
Hayden
Keith Berry
South
Merrill Wallace
Tlotchkian
Toh Newcomber
Lakewood
Richard Johnson
Weat Denver
Jack van Bibbar
Monta Vista
Jims Holt
von Olilita
Monte Vinta
Alex Krumpka
Robert Jacoron
Pannla
George Wathen
Alameda
Don Biono
Durango
War Wateon
Wont
Eae
Painter Lands on 200 Pound Cushion
Detroit Aug 20. A painter at a workshop fell when a chair collapsed. Fellow worker Rotnar the Kronid restrained the fall, saving Casey from injury. Coxsty aged 23 suffered minor cuts but remained at work. no serious damage reported.
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Detroit
Thran Stovius
Eugene Coxsty
Ranealh
Rotnar
Casey Pier
Hortnar
Cagey
Welt
Butteratram
Powter
Navy Hospital Ship Benevolence Sinks After Fog Collision
Off San Francisco Bay in heavy fog the hospital ship Benevolence was rammed by the freighter Mary Luckenbach. Eighteen dead and many injured as the Benevolence sank in 75 feet of water near the Golden Gate. Survivors described shock and cold water exposure while rescuers battled debris and wreckage. A court of inquiry was ordered to determine the cause of the collision.
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Noa Transport Service
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Wai Ably
San Frantisas Bay
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Milla
Ipta
Noa
TR Wirth
Start
Sahmivar
Ronevolenca
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Neuerolence
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Ddavena
Wilan
Qiletlue
Havong
Bacon
Mare Island
Mary
Luckenbach
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Liemke
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Kip
Coch
D. Riggs
Oak Knoll Hospital
Oakland
Cal. Bayon
Mara Island
Pacific Reserve Fleet
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Faeitis
Oni
Millitary
Beo Transport
Mary Luckenbach
Tina
Mary Taiekanbach
North Capolina Skipbullaing Company
New York
Capiale
Weather forecast for Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico
Weather outlook for 24 hours ending 8 pm Saturday. Colorado reports partly cloudy conditions Saturday through Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly to the east. temperatures show little change. Wyoming expects partly cloudy Saturday and night then fair Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly east. no major temperature trend. New Mexico anticipates partly cloudy Saturday through Sunday with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. temperatures remain steady.
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Web
Little
Wyoming
East Satuday
New Mexico
Flames Sweep Denver Hotel Killing 2 Men
Denver August 26 two men died early as flames swept the Denver Motel on 17th and ket streets injuring thirteen others. Fire officials traced the blaze to a dropped chandelier with seven fire companies and ambulances responding. About 45 people were in the hotel. several injured were named among the burn victims. The dead were not yet identified and two men named Slilgats were unaccounted for.
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Ket
Franuk Shigata
Geuil
Slilgats
Aporque
Allie Beldman
Blake
Ure Tames
Centrol
Critiewhy
Vera
Gregory
Normas Combe
Det Metimubets
Gil Eat Selftert
Trench Started for Additional City Water Line
A crew of 12 men and two city workers began digging on a proposed 14 1/2 mile water transmission trench north of Talaview school. The line aims to extend 27 inches, with work starting near Fork Culling and expected completion by about May 1, 18F1.
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Arrlines Fronte Water Department
Gana
Talaview School
Une
Nyal Adams
Peenent
Solis
Tonto
Haryaat
Adana
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