Slick Says He Didn't Tell On Pals In Prison
Cororal Slick heads home from Korea by plane in a dispute over prisoner treatment. He denies betraying fellow inmates and says reports of avoidance of a sea voyage were a mistake. Military intelligence discussed his case after release as he prepared to fly to Tokyo and then to the United States.
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Slick
Honolulu
Stout
Tokyo
United States
Korea
Hickam Field
Travis Air Force Se
San Francisco
Ding
Sen
Brave Nisei Welcomed On Return
S Sgt Hiroshi H Miyamura, Medal of Honor recipient, led 367 American prisoners down the gangplank of the troopship Marine Adder in San Francisco. He is from Gallup New Mexico and was greeted by his wife Mrs Terry Miyamura as Gen James M Lewis saluted. The ship also carried 1519 other personnel returning from Korea.
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San Francisco
Korea
Hiroshi H. Miyamura
Gallup
James M. Lewis
Camp Stoneman
Miyamura
Terry
China Lobby Seeks State Dept Probe Over Anti Communist Bias
The American China Policy Association urged the State Department to purge pro Communist and anti Chiang Kai-shek officers amid looming Korean truce talks. Walter Robertson declined comment after receiving the open letter praising a 1949 memo on foreign service officers.
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Arthur Everett
New York
State Department
Chiang Kai-shek
American China Policy Association, Inc
China Lobby
Ca Tong
Washington
Walter S. Robertson
Orient
Robertson
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Les America
Iia Poli Association
Richmond
American China Policy Association
Far East
Farmer 84 Denies Hiring Killer in Murder Plot Claim
In Humboldt Iowa an 84-year-old retired farmer pleads innocent after allegedly trying to hire a Minneapolis trigger man to kill his two sons their wives and a grandson. William Edgerton posed as the hit man and was arrested in a hotel room by state agents. The man bonds out on $15 000 as authorities pursue a trap tied to ongoing family litigation over farms.
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Humboldt
Iowa
William Tellier
Minneapolis
Ray Edgerton
Ivan
Ernest
As Sons
W. Nebergail
Edgerton
Eisenhower denies Dulles in doghouse over statements
President Eisenhower rejects a Scripps Howard report that he was gravely concerned about Dulles statements. Officials say Dulles will meet the president in Washington and discuss Far East developments including Indo China. Iran aid and Spain air-base talks are also noted.
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A. Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Dulles
White House
Washington
Indo-China
Far East
Iran
Soviet Union
Fazollah Zahedi
Tehran
James Co. Dunn
U. S
Spain
Dunn
Murray Snyder
Andrew Tully
Scripps-Howard
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Snyder
Tully
Ater
Mr. Dulles
Comrades Bid Farewell To Gen. Wainwright
SAN ANTONIO Texas September 5 Comrades and civilians said farewell to General Jonathan M. Wainwright at a somber Ft. Sam Houston chapel service. His remains will fly to Washington and he will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery Tuesday. The 18 minute service included the family and 260 leaders. A cavalry horse with boots reversed marked the general’s death.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ft. Sam Houston Chapel
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Correidor
Wainwright
Waington
Kelly Air Force Base
Arlington National Cemetery
Pacific
Philippines
H. Osborn
St. Paul's
Trio of Air Force men endure five months of torture rather than confess germ warfare
FREEDOM VILLAGE Sept. 5. Three crewmembers of a B 26 tell how they vowed to die rather than sign confessions under Communist torture. Capt. Byron A. Dobbs Lt. James L. Stanley and Staff Sgt. Richard Abbott recount brutal 1952 interrogations, near execution and eventual survival.
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Freedom Village
Air Force
Byron A. Dobbs
Clio
Mich
Dobbs
James L. Stanley
Decatur
Richard Abbott
Wellsville
N.Y
Stanley
Abbott
United Nations
Blood Evidence as Identification Like Fingerprints
Dr Keith Simpson told a British Association session that blood typing rivals fingerprints for identifying individuals. He cited cases where blood groups helped solve crimes but warned that fingerprints remain the decisive clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Simpson
the University London
Scotland Yard
British Association For the Advancement of Science
B 47 Stratojet breaks record crossing Atlantic to Florida
Lt Col Benjamin B Klose of Escondido California piloted a six engine B47 Stratojet from England to MacDill Air Force Base Florida in 9 hours 7 minutes setting a new transatlantic record. He noted favorable headwinds and credited his crew with the mass movement of 306th Bombardment Wing returning from England after 90 days of training.
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Tampa
Fla
California
England
Florida
Benjamin B. Klos
Escondido
Califl
MacDill Air Force Base
Fairford
Eng
Michael McCoy
Puente
Calif
McCoy
Elliott Vandervanter Oftimore
Klose
Maj
Chester Bohart
Wenatchee
Dayton
National Air Show
Air Force
Une
Getoe
Guna
Unets
Richard E. Evans
Teteville
Lewis Urges Union Unity to Force Amalgamation
John L. Lewis called on national union members to rise up and force leaders to merge labor organizations into one federation. He criticized talks by AFL and CIO as conference deadlock unless compelled. The message echoed Labor Day speeches stressing anti communism and worker superiority alongside praise from Bowditch of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
AFL
CIO
Lewis
Martin P. Durkin
George Meany
Walter Reuther
Pravdi
Soviet Russia
Richard L. Bowditch
U.S Chamber of Commerce
Bowditch
America
Vets Honor All Soldiers With Award
The American Veterans of World War II named the fighting men and women of the states winners of the National Peace Award. M. Hubert L. Lee of Leland Mississippi, Medal of Honor recipient, received the award on behalf of all service members. Edgar C. Corry of Glencoe, Iowa, chaired the award committee. Lee, then at Camp Atterbury Indiana, earned the Medal of Honor in Korea.
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Indianapolis
Hubert L. Lee
Leland
Miss
Edgar C. Corry
Glencoe
Amvets
Sat. Lee
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Korea
Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism
An enlarged 44 page booklet titled Rheumatism is offered free to readers who request it. It claims drugs provide only temporary relief and presents a non surgical non medical treatment with 33 years of success. No obligation is required. send requests to The Ball Clinic Dept 4612 Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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