Forty-Seven Tar Heels Among Returning Vets
Forty-seven North Carolina soldiers, veterans of nine months in Korea, head home to Camp Stoneman after arrival at Fort Mason, San Francisco. The 1,442 returning Army men were feted with a 17-gun salute, water cannons, and bagpipe music as they disembarked and prepared for the next leg of their journey eastward.
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Camp Stoneman
Cal
Korea
North Carolina
D. Beaudoin
Golden Gate Bridge
de Francisco Presidio
Fort Mason
San Francisco
Bay
Bate Gu
9Th Infantry
San
Ernest R
Hope Mills
Sanrancisco Bay
Alexis Smith
Craig Reynolds
Mercedes McCambridge
Weapons For War Being Made In West Germany
West Germany began producing war weapons for the first time since surrender. Hoerster, a knife maker in Solingen at the Ruhr, is turning out bayonets for the Dutch army after receiving a license from the Allied Military Security Board. A Bonn parliament debate raised alarms about secret armament.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Hoerster
Ruhr
Solingen
Hief Commission
Military Security Board
Fritz Rische
Ince
Bonn
West Germany
Inci
Sheriff Drops Libel Suit in Clinton Race Fight
Sampson Sheriff Perry B. Lockerman agreed yesterday to drop a $700000 libel suit against seven individuals connected to Clinton and Garland. He filed $100000 claims against each, stemming from accusations during last year's election as he sought a second term. The case marked one of the state’s largest libel suits and reflected shifting political strength in the Republican stronghold.
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Clinton
LLP
Perry B. Lockerman
Lockerman
Taft M. Bass
Able Warren
Gordon Lane
Garland
Lynton B.wilson
Dave R. McCullen
James C. Haithcock
Garner
Sampson County
Ill horse players overlook 580000 cash tickets value
Illinois horse players failed to cash pari mutuel tickets totaling 580,000 last year. The State Racing Board announced the funds will be turned over to the state veterans rehabilitation fund for use.
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Chicago
Illinois
State Racing Board
State Veterans Rehabilitation Fund
Mystery $4,650 Hidden in Sewing Machine
Racine Wisconsin report says Theo dore W Niesen bought a used sewing machine for $9 from neighbor Frank Sammarco and found $4,650 tucked inside. Both men are puzzled about how the money ended up there.
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Racine
Wis
Theodore W. Niesen
Niesen
Frank Sammarco
Sammarco
Sixth Fleet Marines to Conduct Malta Beach Exercise
U S Sixth Fleet Marines will land on Maltese beaches on May 24 for the third time in a month of combined sea training with forces from the United States Britain France and Italy.
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Valletta
Malta
Sixth Fleet
U. S
Britain
France
Jaly
Strip Teasers Stranded In Lake Merritt Canoe Mishap
Ginger Du Val and Amber St. Cloud, both 23 and 28, strip tease performers, attempted a canoe ride on Lake Merritt near Oakland as Army maneuvers began. The boat tipped, tossing them into the water. They were hospitalized for shock and immersion.
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Oakland
Cal
Ginger du Val
Amber St. Cloud
Lake Merritt
Potato Chipney Uses About 20 Million Ls Of Potatoes Annually
A local potato chipney facility consumes roughly 20 million ls of potatoes each year to produce its snack line. The operation supports regional farming ties and estimates steady annual throughput.
Rheumatic Fever Major Cause of Youth Heart Disease
Rheumatic fever remains a leading cause of heart damage among youth. It often affects two of every hundred schoolchildren and accounts for most heart disease in under 20s. The illness starts gradually with fatigue paleness and low energy, followed by joint pain and swelling and potential heart involvement. Often it follows a cold or sore throat.
Form of Allergy Linked to Sore Throat and Rheumatic Fever
The article discusses tic fever as possibly a form of poisoning from streptococci germs and cautions that sore throat with these germs may trigger rheumatic fever. It notes efforts to prevent rheumatic fever by prompt treatment of sore throats and mentions copyright dated 1951.
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King
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