Ground air action against Communist forces in pre-dawn clash
U S Eighth Army patrol wiped out a Communist platoon in about one hour and 35 minutes. The foe yielded 2 500 rounds for machine guns 200 hand grenades and small arms. Fifth Air Force raids hit front bunkers damaged rail lines and bridges with 93 rail cuts and 20 box cars. Air losses for the week totaled 12 Allied planes with several pilots reported missing.
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U. S
Eighth Army
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Keon ‘Yang
Fifth Air Force
Daughter and mother injured in Ward Street crash
Frances Royals nine year old suffered a chin cut requiring stitches. Her mother Grace Royals was kept for observation at High Point Memorial Hospital. Clayton Allred 1114 Morris Street cited for reckless driving after their car struck Ward Street center section near Hunter Coal & Ice.
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Frances Royals
Grace Royals
3Rd Street
Clayton Allred
Ward Street
Hunter Coal & Ice Pany
H. L. Morris
High Point Memorial Hospital
State Department Defends New Passport Policy
The State Department defended a passport plan restricting travel for those suspected of Communist ties or activities likely to harm U S interests. It cited secrecy and consistency needs, noting objections about arbitrariness and hindering scientific travel.
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Nes
United States
Department
United
Acheson
Bank President Drives Off Robbery With Tear Gas
In Crawford Georgia on May 24 a bank president was shot in the left arm but used an automatic gas button to release tear gas. E H Furcron of the Bank of Crawford pushed the device to deter the robber who fled in a car after the attacker warned cashier W M Faust a gun was present.
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Crawford
E. H. Furcron
Bank of Crawford
Fureron
W.M. Faust
Oglethorpe County
Atlanta
Struggle At Thomasville Chair Firm Nears Three Months
The Thomasville Chair Company strike drags past two months with both sides predicting victory. Union leaders insist success is certain despite 1,000 of 1,500 workers back at work and amid dynamite incidents. Officials warn of possible outside mobilization to pressure wage gains.
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Thomasville
Forrest Cates
Strr
Ers
Ne. Aly
Chair Company
Wia
One and 2 Oo
Wook
Paul Harvey Attacks Administration Policies in Speech
Paul Harvey told a Senior High audience that national politics remain corrupt, calling the White House steps to blame and urging citizen vigilance. He warned that American anger could grow if not channeled, as gubernatorial candidate William B. Umstead and Mayor Amos Kearns stood with him.
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Paul Harvey
Ace
Joseph
Christ
Harvey
Senior High
White House
Uncle Sam
America
United States
Yes
O. Arthur Kirkman
Illiam B. Umstead
Amos Kearns
Japs Taking Steps To Restore Air Force
Tokyo reports Japan’s National Police Reserve plans to learn to fly and may borrow aircraft from the American forces. Steps already have been taken to restore air capability, with NPR expected to pilot aircraft soon.
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Tokyo
Japan
National Police Reserve
Yomiuri
NPR
Special Guests Will Hear Talk By Dr Peace
The Men of The Church Club will host a meeting tomorrow at 6 30 in the dining room of First Presbyterian Church. Dr Clifford Peace of Winston Salem will deliver the principal talk and reservations can be made by telephoning 2860 or via club members.
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Men of the Church Club
First Presbyterian Church
Clifford Peace
Winston- Salem
Highest Honor Given Sailor Posthumously
The Medal of Honor is awarded posthumously to Navy hospitalman Richard de Wert for sacrificing his life April 5 1951 near Chunchon North Korea while aiding wounded infantrymen of the 1st Marine Division. His mother Mrs Eve de Wert Jones of Seward New York will receive the medal at a Pentagon ceremony.
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Washington
Navy
United States
Geeney
RAN
Richard de Wert
Kimball
Evede Wert Jones
Seward
N.Y
Pentagon
Chunchon
North Korea
1St Marine Division
Oldsters Recall Early Campus Basket Ruse Allegations
Denison Daily News from May 1890 recalls a college prank where a young gentleman was expelled for drawing women to his room via a window basket. The item hints at a wider city raiding craze and ensuing gossip. Mosquitoes, described as among the hungriest species, are noted briefly.
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Dennison
Tex
Granddad
Denison Dailyews
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