UN Forces Break Through Near Soksa in Korean War Action
United Nations troops repelled two communist assaults near Soksa and advanced north with the 2nd U.S. Division leading tanks and infantry toward Hangye and toward the Seoul corridor. Allied air and artillery support helped Drive back Chinese units and push toward the Imjin River.
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U.N
Soksa
8Th Army
U.S
Hangye
Hongchon
Inje
Pungam
Sth
Korangpo
Imjin
Man planned slaying for clothes money in store robbery
In Reiley Louisiana an 83 year old store owner, Willie Gayle Wilson, was stabbed during a robbery for 77.90. Exel Beauchamp, 24, told officers he planned the crime to get clothes funds and used a razor edge on the knife. He said he killed Wilson when she reached for a cigarette lighter he ordered. Beauchamp had prior prison time.
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Reiley
N Cuatgus
Gmege Weag
New
Exel Beauchamp
Willie Gayle Wilson
Louisiana
Bolivar E. Kemp
Beaup
Beauchamp
Report Shows Fund Shortage From Page One-A
Auditors find possible causes include daily entry errors in fong and inventories and mis entries in college departments. They conclude incorrect cash handling is the major cause of the shortage and contend finished work unpaid for and cash taken from laundry contribute only partly.
Trickster Ahi Chase Ends as Fox Dash Alters Scene
An odd incident features Trickster Ahi pursuing a chase as rabbits appear entranced by a comedy staged in the presence of onlookers. A sudden dash by a low fox changes the mood, leading to an abrupt turn in events.
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Ahi
Fox
Tragy
Fire hazard of atomic blasts outweighs radiation says expert
Edward J. Kehoe, chief of the fire and accident branch of the New York AEC office, told a New York University conference that fire caused far more deaths than nuclear radiation in atomic bomb attacks. He cited Hiroshima and Nagasaki figures, noting many fire departments collapsed and firefighting personnel were overwhelmed. The Tokyo raid of March 9-10, 1945, allegedly killed more people by fire than the atomic bombs.
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Paul F. Elias
United Press
New York
Edward J. Kehoe
New York Aec
New York University
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
Kehoe
Tokyo
Hamburg
Last Minute Efforts To Provide Meal Relief And Check-In Times
The report notes Duke's statement that operators for other firms usually do not receive the extra hour’s pay. It describes pay and benefits including holiday pay, paid vacations, health and pension provisions held in a separate trust. It cites a seventy-one per cent wage increase since 1940, with most granted since 1945.
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Duke
Pita Surgical
Packinghouse Action May Boost Prices
Washington AP Michael V. DiSalle said packinghouse wage boosts may not force retail price rises but a later study will determine impact. House Agriculture Committee questions price relief timing as cattlemen protests probe price rollback. DiSalle doubts retailer beef shortages reported to Congress but will order a nationwide retailer beef survey.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Aoe
Balle
House Agriculture Committee
DiSalle
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Tooth Pulled From Nose By Dentist
Nine year old Clarice Newsom of Denton claimed a dentist in Thomasville pulled a tooth from his nose. Dr Riley said the tooth had grown backwards and moved up through the nasal passage after an old fall. Jennings removed it.
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Thomasville
Clarice Newsom
Denton
Riley
Jennings
Hotel Key Returned From Battlefield Note From Soldier
A Greenville hotel received a room key with a note from Sgt. W. L. Rowe saying he found it on a Korean battlefield and mailed it back. The gesture highlights ongoing exchanges of belongings between war and home front communities.
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Greenville
S. C
W. L. Rowe
Death of Lincoln sports editor Sherman in hospital
Charles Sumner Sherman, long time Nebraska sports editor, died in hospital last night after a career noted for his devotion to the game. He was honored for his work in Lincoln and remembered for his influence on local sports reporting.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles Sumner Sherman
Gene
Nebraska
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