Americans in China POW repatriation dwindles as more refuse home
The record of American POWs in China shows shrinking returns home from Red China with two already back and several others signaling a possible return. Reports note executions, court martial actions, and ongoing refusals amid family letters, while some remain in Red China or are employed in factories or education programs.
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China
Onshar
Korea
Red China
Dickenson
Batchelor
Wird S. Wickerson
Big Stone
Gap
New Cumberland
Bine
Claude J. Batchelor
Kermit. Tex
South
Bell
Texas
Chinese Red Cross
Rufus QO. Douglas
San Aneglo
Tex
Hin Pant
Mra. KR
G. Howard
Texan
Oace
Etx
Set
Albert C. Bethomee
Ashland
Scott L. Rush
Marietta
Ohio
James Veneris
Hawthorne
Catt
Harold H. Webb
Fort Pierca
Jacksonville
Fla
Pic
Morria A. Wills
Fort Ann
Cal
Clarence C. Adama
Phil
Tenn
Mia
Gladys Peoples
Howard G Adams
Coralcana
Richard G. Carden
Providence
T. Hawan
Peiping Radio
John R. Dunn
Baltimore
Andrew Fortuna
Sonta
Europe
Samuel David Hawking
Oklahoma City
Peiping University
Red Cilla
Hawking Aleo
Artie H. Pate
Carbondale
Howard Pate
Lacelle
Skinner
Akron
Ohl
Brandy Skinner
Lawrence
Sullivan
Ralph Sullivan
Tenneson
Richart
Peiping
Cpl
Williams. White
Plumerville
Ark
Aaron P. Wilson
Urania
Mountain Troops Scout Royal Gorge Rim Path
Mountain troops from Ft Carson scouted the 1100 foot Royal Gorge rim for a potential upper path. The trip prepared for a Friday demonstration for 2506 National Press Photographers visiting Colorado Springs. Lt Col Donald J Woolley said the team may not attempt the ascent without a viable route.
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Canon City
Ft. Carsyn
Deen Royal Gorge
Preas Photographers Asn
Colorado Springs
Ft. Carson
Donald J. Woolley
Angel Flight promotes nonacademic Air Force Reserve aims
At Pennsylvania State University University Park 52 angels are among students forming the Angel Flight, a nonmilitary unit of cadets assigned to promote nonacademic interests of the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps unit on campus.
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University Park
Pennsylvania State Aniversity
Angel Flight
Carps
Air Force Reserve Officers ‘Training Corp
Eikdom Arrangements for Flag Day in Center Hall
Gretley Ellin Jorge announces Flag Day program in Center Hall as a community affair. Noonan Dean reports progress on preparations. Jatt Williams named keynote speaker. Elks officers lead a colorful Flag service with armed forces and Explorer scouts assisting. Fourth of July plans include a lodge float and hospital entertainment.
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Gretley Ellin Jorge
Center Hall
Noonan Dean
Elke
Jatt Williams
Xe Trtle
Marvin George
Elks
Armed Forces
Dean
Harvey Henderson
Greeley
Fitzermans Hospita
Kur
L. Adams
Kiks
Leonard
Lambse
Ruler
Greeley Elks
The
Elks Explorers’ Post
Lodge
Fit Aimons Hospital
Pancake Day Memorial Celebrates 1937 Snowstorm Hunger
Hungry Memory in Glenn Michigan marks Pancake Day to honor a 1937 snowstorm when residents faced scarce food and survived on pancake remains until roads cleared. The small hamlet keeps the memory alive with annual remembrance and local stories.
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Glenn, Mich
U.S. and Local Interests Urged To Work Together To Solve Water Problems
Randail urges federal and local collaboration at a Denver Rotary Club luncheon and the 10th annual convention of the Association of State Planning and Development Agencies. He says the federal government will continue to make a sizeable contribution to water development.
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U.S
Urmera
Aset
Iutorior
Fred
Randail
Thorsday
North Nakotawpoka
Denver
Great responsibility to front the river storage plan
The speaker cites Upper Colorado River Storage Project and the Arkansas River project, noting they fit federal programs due to scale and benefits. He stresses active federal participation via regional water systems, irrigation repayment districts, and retail power outlets.
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Congress
Ranilak
Tribune
Wool output records in 1954 world supply
The Foreign Agricultural Service reports world wool production in 1954 at a record 4,400,000,000 pounds an increase over 1953 by 70,040,000 pounds and above 1950 and prewar levels.
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Washington
Foreign Agricultural Service
GM Official Dies In New York At 159
Morria K. Clerk longtime GM official in the foreign distributors division died in New York on Wednesday. Clerk, associated with General Motors since 1919, was 159 years old.
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New York
Wmorria K. Clerk
Foreign Distributors
General Motors Corp
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Angel Corp
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Optometrists
Ofticians
Ronty
Ind
van Cleve
1St Avenue Auction
Fat Avenue
Orig
Oxford Clotha
Dan River
le Bath
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Oxfords
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