North Korean raids and UN air war toll report
The report details air clashes near Kigye and Taegu as United Nations pilots strike North Korean targets. A pilot was rescued while another remains missing after being shot down near Pohang. About 1,200 North Koreans were killed in two days of fierce air and ground fighting, with ongoing low level engagements and casualties across multiple sectors.
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Chinnampo
Prt
Pyongyang
Nrth
Mostang
Taegu
Acmarine
Cornatt
Pohang
Kigye
Farl
United ‘Nations
Suppor Id
Poh Sapidai U.N
Warandit
Air Force
Deere Indictments Dropped After Special Grand Review
Circuit Judge Roy Danuser dismissed indictments against Deere while he resigns under suspension. Clarence McCrary, a suspended deputy, also had charges dropped. The case involved alleged liquor misdeeds and falsified county claims tied to personnel from the U.S. Air Force base in Dhahran Saudi Arabia. Names listed include Melvin Hanson Der aven William and Harry Rich eds, with no addresses provided.
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Deere
Heritt
Hot Spring ‘County
Roy Danuser
Terday
Bn Deere
Resigh
Danuser
McMath
Clarence McCrary
Ese
Roy ‘Traywick
Tor
Altegedy
State Revenue Department
Lquor -Law
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Melvin Hanson
Deraven’ William, and
Harry Rich
Coast Guard reports 83 mph wind near Santa Rosa Island
Coastal winds peaked at 83 miles per hour near Santa Rosa Island with no major damage found by guardsmen five miles off Pensacola. Waters rose about five and a half feet, causing power outages in Pensacola for over eight hours and minor damage to trees and wharves.
Malik's Continued From Page One
Malik, as council president, plans to continue attending meetings after his term ends. New items include “unceasing and mass executions” in Red China and bombings in Manchuria. Greek suppression of a four year communist-led rebellion and U.S. aggression charges in Fortuosa surface as the council tries to set an agenda amid wrangling.
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Syn Jebb
F Malik
Busin
Crner
Malik
Council
Greece
Sure Prise
London
General Assembly
Red
Fortuosa
Oagenda
Beaumont buys Harrisburg rice mill as subsidiary plan
Comet Rice Mills of Beaumont announces purchase of all capital stock of the Mouton Rice Mill Co of Harrisburg Ark. Harvey W Steinhagen Comet president said the plant would be enlarged and operated as a subsidiary. Purchase price was not announced.
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Beaumont
Tex
Comet
Rice Mills
Mouton Rice Milling Co
Harrisburg
Ark
Harvey
W. Steinhagen
Local officials face bribery and liquor indictments in Hot Springs County
Deere was suspended from office amid bribery charges. McCrary faces 33 bribery counts and five liquor counts. Arlin Jones, former FBI agent, has served as acting sheriff since Deere’s suspension. A special grand jury charged 31 people with gambling and liquor law violations in a legally dry county.
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Deere
McCrary
Arlin Jones
FBI
Missing Crete couple sparks mountaineer feud rumor
In Herakleion Crete Aug 41 rumors spread of a possible break within 48 hours in the feud over missing lovers Costa Kephaloganis and Tasgoula Petracogeorgi who vanished near Mount Ida after a forbidden romance sparked by rival clans Their families deadly enmity and a potential mediation by a respected local figure were discussed with no confirmation Archbishop Spyridon and Premier Venizelos were cited as aiding safe transport to Athens but reports of marriage were denied Greek Orthodox authorities issued orders against an immediate wedding under the tense circumstances
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Herakleion
Crete
Mount Ida
Constantine Kephaloganis
Tasgoula Petracogeorgi
Athens
Spyridon
Sophocles Venizelos
Costa
Emmanuel Samuel
Cirumstances
Three Arkansans Die in Separate Accidents
Three Arkansans were killed in separate incidents in Arkansas. Frances Darnigan, 40, and Ruth Taylor, 28, both of Piggott, died when their car collided with a Cotton Belt freight train at a Pigott crossing on the way home from Piggott Hospital. E. F. McCord, about 45, of El Dorado, died in a three-vehicle crash on Highway 79 near Magnolia. six others injured. North Little Rock Police Capt Harold W. Hunter, 47, was electrocuted while using an electric drill at his home, found by his wife. He had served with the force since 1927.
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Associated Presse
Arkansas
Frances Darnigan
Ruth Taylor
Piggott
Taylor
Piggott Crossing
Piggott Hospital
E. F. McCord
el Dorado
Highway 79
Magnolia
Little Rock
Harold W. Hunter
Hunter
North Little Rock
MoPac Bus Strike Threat Is Eliminated
In St. Louis on August 31, a threatened strike by 300 Missouri Pacific bus drivers that would have halted operations across ten states was averted for now, avoiding disruption to transportation services.
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MoPac
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Transportation Company
Bus Drivers Reach Tentative Yearend Agreement
Negotiators reached a tentative agreement yesterday easing working conditions with details to be finalized later. AI J. McDatmont of the company announced wage negotiations may reopen January 1. Bus operators, part of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, had authorized a strike by about five to one but no deadline was set. Drivers get six tenths of a cent per mile with a sought increase of a half cent. The company runs 220 buses on 200 routes across ten states with 300 daily schedules in the Kansas City suburbs.
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Ai J. McDatmont
Cempany
Brotherhood of
Land
Kansas City
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