Storms punish Korean front as rain and debris halt air operations
Tropical storms lash the Battlefront near Seoul with heavy rain and wind as warplanes grounded. Reports say Fifth Air Force halted flights, while Allied bombers hit an airfield near Sina, and battles around Sinanju north of the front line continue with reported casualties and Communist activity.
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Grand Jury Probes Alleged International Oil Monopoly
A federal grand jury began examining records of seven major oil companies amid an allied probe. Attorney General McGranery ordered the inquiry after a long FTC report indicated these firms controlled world markets and fixed prices.
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Truce Talks Resume Amid Red Protests in Korea
Unclear protest at Panmunjom over a civilian death during a blasting operation sparks renewed demonstrations. Reported clashes involve international forces and factions, with casualties and heightened tensions as talks resume after a pause since July 24.
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Le Tourneau Establishes Liberia Settlement
In Monrovia Liberia a missionary ship ark Le Tourneau arrived with a million dollar aid shipment including bulldozers power plants prefab houses and rice planting gear. R G Le Tourneau a longtime church figure greeted the ark and joined the landing aboard the ship. The project aims to create a new community at Tourata on the Liberian coast with a government concession of half a million acres.
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