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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1953
Page
9
A prisoner from California and others described dramatic mental breaks under sun and pressure. Accounts cite fear of guards and fellow inmates labeled progressives as influence in unrest. The report notes about 200 men in one company with twenty joining Communist factions and others alarmed by the tension.
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden was wheeled into surgery for a second operation today. The Foreign Office said his condition remains satisfactory after doctors removed fluid causing jaundice and noted ongoing recovery steps.
Nellie Dyer of Conway, noted Arkansas prisoner and missionary, has been in Communist captivity since 1950. Salvation Army official Herbert A. Lord says a former Korea interage source reports five American Methodist missionaries, including Dyer, are in good health and near release, after being captured when Communist forces moved south in 1940.
Christine Jorgensen, who underwent gender change surgery, will arrive from New York Tuesday to star in a stage revue and explain her story. Irving Yates, brother of her New York manager Charles Yates, said the appearance will be dignified with some explanation and a travelogue based on her European photography. Christine is in New York and is being coached by a well known feminine motion picture star whose name Yates would not disclose.
Belleville quiz notes honor a stepmother Mrs Ethipyy Wiseesarven Devt 73, first to hold the role in its era, cited for care and steady guidance. The report recounts her life, blending with her late husband and four stepchildren, and mentions a family in New York reading about the honor.
A repatriated American soldier testified in Tokyo Army Hospital about Chinese Reds spraying bullets on a convoy, wounding many U.S. soldiers. He described chaotic retreat, heavy fire, and wounded survivors bleeding along the road as 22nd Regiment troops moved toward safety.
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