Treat Ex-POWs Naturally Advices Army Psychiatrists
Washington AP Brig Gen Rawley E Chambers says returning Korean War prisoners should be treated as if they had just been around the corner to the drugstore. He notes homecomings are welcome but advises avoiding overreaction while helping mental readjustment with voluntary reading materials lectures and media to counter Communist propaganda.
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Washington
Rawley E. Chambers
Chambers
Army Surgeon General's Office
Army
Comedians Theories Put Moore On Long TV Life
New York reports Fred Allen’s theory of television relativity suggests Garry Moore will have a long career as a pointer star. Moore explains he will host Godfrey’s Talent Scouts radio television slot during May and summer, then take rest, sail his boat, and return to work on Monday.
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New York
Fred Allen
Garry Moore
Moore
Fred
Arthur) Godfrey
Ed Sullivan
Allen
Cbs-Tv
Godfrey
Team Notifies Families of POW Releases After Night at Defense Dept
A special Army team at the Defense Department spent the night informing American families that captured soldiers were returned. The process began in the Army adjutant general’s office with two weeks of prep for the prisoner exchange. Names from Tokyo were flashed to Pentagon, then checked against Army records by 20 staffers before dispatching a form telegram. Army notices lagged news wires, and publishing names preceded kin notice.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Adjutant General
Far East Command
Tokyo
Pentagon
Far East
Japanese POWs Help Reds Reported in Canton
Kung Sheung Daily News says Yanagida Jio, tied to the central south command, was arrested for leaking military information. He allegedly revealed that at least 7,000 Japanese POWs remain with the Communist Fourth Field Army serving as gunners engineers and technicians.
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Hong King
Kung Sheung Daily News
Canton
Red Military
Yanagida Jio
Reds
Fourth Field Army
Freedom For Satellite Peoples Is U.S. Theme
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles push for the full independence of Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Bulgaria and Hungary from Soviet control. They warn against triggering mass reprisals and acknowledge Congress failed to pass a resolution condemning enslavement. The article suggests hope lies in eventual breakaway like Yugoslavia.
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Washington
Ejisenower
Dulles
Ania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Russia
Eisenhower
Congress
Roosevelt-Truman
Tito
Yugoslavia
Wilsonville church rebuild reaches third attempt
Wilsonville Methodist Church aims for lasting construction after two prior fires. The current church features asbestos siding and fireproof roofing with ample fire insurance, led by building committee head Clarence At.
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Wilsonville, Neb
Wilsonville
Police Seek Thief In Unusual Snatch
Police hunt for a thief who stole an 11 foot racing boat from a trailer on a highway in broad daylight in Somerville New Jersey. The boat detached from a car driven by Henry Le Blanc of Long Island New York and the theft was called unusual by authorities.
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