Army censor Voorhees to face court martial in Korea book case
Gen Swing files charges over failure to submit manuscript for review and disobeying orders to withdraw Korean Tales. The Sixth Army case centers on a book that allegedly mocked the correspondents corps and endangered lives. No trial date set.
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FT. Meade
Melvin B. Voorhees
Korea
Second Army
Voorhees
Otj
Frank Dorn
Pentagon
Washington
Dorn
MacArthur
Doro
Dann
Tacoma
Wash
Times
Army
Eighth Army
Patrol Recognition Fete Honors Twenty-Year State Patrol Members
Twenty-year men of the State Highway Patrol were honored at a dinner at the Governor Hotel. Eighteen of the original members attended and nine received two-year pins. All but one of the patrol superintendents were guests, including Lewis Ellis, the first superintendent, Bitt Casteel, H. H. Waggoninn, and David Harrison of Jefferson City. Stanley Ginn of Columbia, the third superintendent, could not attend.
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State Highway Patrol
Governoor
Patrol
Lewis Ellis
Kansas
Local Merchants Offer Christmas Gift Ideas
Gift items include suit gift certificates and hats with patriotic themes. Men’s gifts expand to hosiery, gloves, shirts, jackets, belts, coats, and accessories like ties and cufflinks. Consider color coordination and present two ties with a suit. Also notes airport manager Mrs Adams Cook as a notable figure in Nantucket.
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United Kingdom
Lgvel
America
Cong
United St
United States
Nantucket
Mass
Jean Adams Cook
New England
Mustics
99Ers
Lan International Organization of
Bus Segregation Declared Illegal By District Judge
Federal District Court in Richmond ruled interstate bus segregation illegal. Judge Hutcheson had earlier invalidated segregation on railroad travel, shaping the ruling. A new interpreter was summoned in court at Provo to aid testimony in the Provan case and related proceedings.
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Richmond
U. S. Supreme Court
Sterling Hutcheson
New York
Seitaro Fujita
Tokyo
Burton C. Thomson
Swer Cf Ja
Fujita
Japan
John David Provan
Robert M. Kamide
Hutcheson
U. Ss
J. B. Williams
Spring Hope
N.C
Will Martin
A. Martin
Richmondson
Beliams
Thomson
Carolina Coach/Association for the Advancement
Trails of
Ways Lines
Williams
Seure
Norfolk
South
Voo
North Carolina
Pri
Youthful Pranksters Triggered Bank Robbery Hoax
In Carthage Missouri a false warning that the Bank of Carthage would be held up led to elaborate bank precautions. An investigation attributed the hoax to two youths playing a game of drop the dart, who dialed a bank number and issued the menacing tip. Authorities from the sheriff's office city police state highway patrol and FBI attended but no robbery occurred. Sheriff George Hickam said the case was a prank by two youngsters reaching a bank number by chance. The incident prompted a wide response before the hoax was debunked.
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Carthage
Bank of Carthage
Sheriff's Office
City Police
State Highway Patrol
FBI
George Hickam
Prewar Visit to Japan Studied Buddhism
A historical note describes a prewar visit to Japan to study Buddhism. The account mentions the individual pledging service to the Japanese forces and references the broader wartime context and motives behind such exchanges.
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Japan
Bujita Sai Pe Er al DE Key
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