Korean Tells Of Red Press Gang
Hee Joong Kim 20, a Kent State student and former Korean soldier, recalls a 3 year old Red attack on Seoul. He fled a Communist press gang, later translated for UN forces, then joined the ROK army with a U.S. sponsor, Paul H. Davey of Kent, to pursue engineering.
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Kent
Hee Joong Kim
Kent State University
Kim
Seoul
Aoo
ROK
U.S
Paul H. Davey
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Wonder Salve and Soap Marketed for Skin Irritations
A local advertising blurb promotes Wonder Salve as a fast acting remedy for eczema, psoriasis, and itchy skin. The product, described as greaseless and safe for delicate skin, is sold in High Point by Mann, Ring Morris, and Eckerdrug Stores or hometown druggists with a money back guarantee.
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High Point
Mann, Ring Morris
Eckerdrug
Two-Tone System Gives Greater Color Depth
Alicia Hart explains a French firm's two-tone makeup line featuring dual shaded foundations eye shadows and mascaras. The approach uses lighter and darker tones for depth and artistic effect with a milky cleanser skin freshener undercoat and powder foundations lip colors and a satin finish top coat.
Indiana targets delinquent license fees statewide
In Indiana oil collectors may pursue delinquent license fees from nearly all counties. If licensed collectors fail to pay, they face fines from 25 to 100 dollars and up to 90 days in jail.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Laundry Serves To Douse Fire In Cincinnati Basement
Robert St. Clair found a basement fire in Cincinnati on Monday and grabbed laundry soaking in a tub to fight the flames. He dumped the wet clothes on the blaze to extinguish it, according to an UP report.
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Cincinnati
Robert St. Clair
Alam City Debuts Police Car With Free Radio
Alam claims to be the only city in the 3,200 population class to use a police car with a two way radio at no public cost. Police Chief Bone used his own car and raised $600 for the radio by private subscription.
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Texas
Alamo, Tex
Alam
Bone
West German ports largely restored and fleet expands
The AP reports West Germany has rebuilt major ports Hamburg Bremen Bremerhaven and expanded its merchant fleet to 1.6 million tons since 1949. Foreign lines resumed calling at Hamburg Bremen and Bremerhaven with 101 73 ships monthly. shipyards employ about 76 718 workers and 270 ships totaling 985 856 tons are under construction.
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BOM
Germany
Bulletin
West Germany
Potsdam
Hamburg
Bremen
Bremer
Haven
Bremerhaven
Bloehm and Voss
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