Ethiopians Try to Capture Chinese in Korea War
United Press reports from the Korean front describe Emperor Haile Selassie’s six foot soldiers fighting Chinese forces near a hill position. Capt. Ayalew Selassie says Chinese fear being eaten prisoners and refuse to surrender. Ethiopians praise prisoner handling but worry about Korean winters.
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United Press
Korea
Emperor Haillie Selassie
Ayalew WH. Selassie
United Nations
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Blue Cheese Embargo Shapes Danish Sleep, Kraft Says
Denmark fears US cheese import curbs will hurt defense funding as blue cheese exports to the United States rebound. Ole Bjorn Kraft, Danish foreign minister and former resistance worker, warns Congress and explains Denmark’s coal needs and economic strain amid Atlantic Pact ties. He travels to Washington to press Denmark’s position near the Russian frontier.
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McCarthy says administration lacks guts for expulsion showdown
Senator McCarthy accuses administration forces of lacking the guts to press a Senate vote on ousting him. The Benton resolution seeks a Senate investigation with a two thirds vote needed to expel. Benton defends the move saying there is no evidence supporting McCarthy’s claim of a planned showdown.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Congress
Senate Rules Subcommittee
Benton
D-Conn
Wisconsin
Certificates honor history groups in North Carolina
The Cherokee Historical Association and the Winston-Salem Journal-Sentinel will receive 1950 history awards for local history efforts. Dr. Christopher Crittenden announced the American Association for State and Local History honors. The Cherokee group earned the prize for an outdoor theater and the play Unto These Hills. The Journal-Sentinel won for a series titled Cornwallis Is Coming.
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Raleigh
Cherokee Historical Association
Winston-Salem Journal-Sentinel
Christopher Crittenden
State Department of Archives and History
American Association For State and Local History
Journal-Sentinel
Cornwallis
Smok Commissioner Warns of Phony Women Ads
Evansville Indiana report says Raymond Wetzel the smoke commissioner warned that women posing as smoke commissioners peddled a device to homeowners claiming it would stop chimney smoke by making chimneys top smoking.
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Evansville
Ind
Raymond Wetzel
Doctors on Holiday Crown Point Picnic Highlighted
Lake county residents stayed healthy during August last year as members of the Lake County Medical Society held their annual stag picnic in Crown Point Indiana.
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Crown Point Ind
Lake
County Medical Society
Indianapolis Judge Bars Landlord From Heating Tenant Home
Judge John L. Niblack ruled a local landlord may not build a fire in a tenant Adele Abraham's furnace after she reported a mercury thermometer reading of 90 during the blaze. The decision centers on property rights and tenant safety in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Niblack
Adele Abraham
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