Reds Press Forward in Korea Amid Frontline Pushes
A correspondent report describes the Reds probing toward Pusan and clashing with South Korean forces near Hamchang and Yongdok. U.S. planes and tank killers support the South Koreans as air and artillery strikes disrupt enemy columns. Moscow and Vatican dispatches accompany a wide array of international notes from Formosa to Guatemala.
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Pusan
Hamchang
U. S
U. S. First Cavalry
Yongdong
Had
Walton Walker
Patton
8Th Army
MacArthur
U. N
Tokyo
Suwon
Seoul
South Korea
Moscow
United States
Korea
New Times
Washington
America
Gen. MacArthur
Defense Johnson
U.S
Vatican City
Vatican Radio
Tapei
Formosa
Defense Ministry
Taitan
Amoy
Quemoy
China
Jakarta
Java
Mohamed Hatta
United States of Indonesia
U. S. S. Federation
Paris
William Findiness
Rowesville
D.C
O. J. Mixon
Atlanta, Ga
International
Fire razes Singapore rubber factory. one worker dead
A large fire in Singapore's biggest rubber factory killed at least one woman worker and trapped others. Police and rescue teams searched the rubble as deputies blamed communist arsonists and cited prior fire attempts. The plant employed about 1,000 people and was insured for 2.3 million dollars.
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Singapore
R. C. B. Wiltshire
Miss Nettie Crawford Cranford Denton dies at 91
Miss Nettie Crawford 91 of Denton died at her home after several weeks illness. Survived by sister Miss Emily Crawford and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at New Hope Methodist Church Randolph County Friday at 2 PM. Body at Hoover funeral home until one hour before services. Burial in church cemetery. She was daughter of Eli and Jane Shaw Crawford and longtime member of New Hope church.
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John J. Moon
Siler City
Farmer
Rt. 1
Bear Creek
Chatham Hospital
Tyson Creek Baptist Church
Church
Annie Jackson Moon
Pauline Moon
Harry Ketter
W. F. Brandon
High Point
Rex Carter
Archdale
C. O. Shelton
Bennett
Norma Farnwall
Pennsylvania
Ed Moon
Martha Welse
Mt. Vernon Springs
J. B. Kidd
Raleigh
Rosa Moon
Smith and Buckner
Tyson Creek
Nettie Cranford Denton
Nettie Crawford
Denton
Emily Crawford
New Hope Methodist Church
Randolph County
Hoover Oral Home
Miss Crawford
Eli and
Jane Shaw Crawford
New Hope Church
Lightning Death Claims Pvt Clyde Y Buddy Loflin
Pvt Clyde Y Buddy Loflin, 18, of High Point, was instantly killed by lightning at Fort Bragg on Wednesday afternoon. A telegram from the Commanding General notified the family. He was born August 18, 1931, the son of Gurney C and Clyde Loflin, and spent his life in High Point where he attended local schools and belonged to Green Street.
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Clyde. Y
Buddy” Loflin
Ft. Bragg
Buddy
High Point
Gurney C
Clyde Loflin
Green Street
James Harley Sikes 44 Dies in Winston-Salem Hospital
James Harley Sikes died after 5 pm Wednesday at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem following two months of declining health and a 10 day hospital stay. Born October 15 1905 in Davidson County he lived in Denton before moving to the city 35 years ago. He worked for Burton Upholstery Company and is survived by wife Odessa Poole Sikes two sons Bobby and Jack a daughter Ellen Rose sister Colon Crawford and mother in law Mrs H C Poole. Funeral set for 2:30 pm Saturday at Central Methodist Church Denton with burial at Koonce Funeral Home remaining on site.
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J. W. Leonard
Thomasville
Jacob W. Leonard
Davidson County
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Peter
Elizabeth Proctor Leonard
Sallie Ball
Ed Beck
Masville
Jane Welborne
Trinity
Lou Royals
High Point
Carl Ball
Hessie Leonard
Harper Leonard
Bethany Reformed Church
James Harley Sikes
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
T. Lindsay
Ellen Tucker Sikes
Denton
Burton
Odessa Poole Sikes
East Green Street
Central Methodist Church
Koonce Funeral Home
Funeral services for John Addison Cecil
John Addison Cecil of High Point Route 5 died at home Sunday after an extended illness. Funeral services were held at Pilot View Baptist church conducted by Rev. R. L. Kizer. A trio sang at the service with Lloyd Gray at the piano. Pallbearers included A. Coke Cecil Paul Cecil Kermit Cecil Roland Cecil Dolan Cecil and Jack Cecil. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park cemetery.
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Thomasville
John Addison Cecil
High Point
Pilot View Baptist Church
R. L. Kizer
Joe Edwards
Bill Whitaker
Lloyd Gray
A. Coke Cecil Paul Cecil
Kermit Cecil
Roland Cecil
Dolan Cecil
Jack Cecil
Flowers
News Stand Removed For Subversiveness In Detroit
Detroit July 27 Police hauled Izzy Berenson newsstand from near city hall as a public nuisance amid a city drive against Communist propaganda on municipal property. Berenson 57 sold Communist Daily Worker and other publications. Council studies an ordinance to ban subversive literature sales.
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Detroit
Izzy Berenson
de— City Hall
Berenson
Communist Daily Worker
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Reds
Yongdok
Pohang
Eighth Army
Schuman
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Guatemala
California
Arkansas
Montana
North Dakota
Texas
Fine Furniture
Sie
FELT
CUT Rate Furniture CO
E. Green ST
James Sikes
J. A. Cecil
Yatta
Sears and
SAVE
Sears
Master Mint
Hanks
North Main Street
Earl - iv
Dunlap
Elgin
Craftsman
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