Parachute News No 11 reports North Koreans lose ground
A fractured Korean pamphlet summary notes North Korean forces suffer losses on the ground. The Parachute News No 11 covers resistance against communist advances and portrays Allied or allied-adjacent assistance, with emphasis on insurgent or anti communist activity and territorial setbacks.
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Taiyo
Beauty pageant contest at Atlantic City shows finalists
Atlantic City hosts a beauty show with 18 contestants and a long talent night. Irene O Connor from South Dakota won the talent crown, while Yolande Herbeze of Mobile and Renee Roy of Hartford led in bathing suit and talent segments. Finalists from 46 states and four territories progress toward the national title as the event narrows to 15 finalists.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Booth Dukots
Alabama
America
Irene O'Connor
Burbank
South Dakotas
University of South Dakota
Joan of
Renee Roy
Hartford
Conn
Joanne Durant
San Diego
Jon
Alaska
Hawaii
Canada
Puerto Rico
Tallulah Bankhead Settlement With Procter and Gamble
Cincinnati report states actress Tallulah Bankhead settled a 1,000,000 lawsuit with Procter and Gamble for 5,000 over the use of her name Tallulah in a radio shampoo jingle The company says it stopped using the jingle voluntarily and that the settlement is not an admission of liability
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Cincinnati
Tallulah Bankhead
Procter and Gamble Company
Misa Bankhead
Tallulah
Iss
Beaker Lee
Wonder Boy for Enemy 19 Year Old Credited With 13 Planes
Tokyo dispatch reports Peiping radio boasting of a 19 year old North Korean named Hong Myung Kook credited with shooting down 13 American planes with an anti aircraft gun. The broadcast claims he single handedly downed three or four more after an attack that killed or wounded his comrades. It notes he enlisted in the red army last year after high school graduation.
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Tokyo
Red China
Peiping
Hong Myung Kook
Hong
Red Army
Drop In Estimate Reflects Cotton Crop Outlook
Ishington September 8 Agriculture today released a cotton estimate of 82,000 bales of 500 pounds gross, 426,000 bales less than a month ago and far below last year’s 16,128,000. Government controls on exports were restored as stocks from past crops and reserves support supplies, with yield per acre at 257.4 pounds and crop condition at 68 percent of normal. Acreage for harvest is put at 18,429,000 acres, down from 27,230,000 a year ago.
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Ishington
A Wi
Forday
Gas Blast Near Big Rapids Destroys Barns
A midnight natural gas pipeline explosion near Paris, Michigan, five miles north of Big Rapids, blew out two farmers barns at Reeaver and threatens one home. The blaze scorched ten acres, shattered windows, and lit the area like day for miles. No lives were lost as James and Mrs. Montague fled their home 600 feet away while their barn burned.
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Big Rapids
Mich
Here
Paris
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Paria
James Montague
MAY LIMIT STEEL USE FOR CARS SAYS LUCAS
Senator Lucas warns Truman may curb steel for automobiles due to Korean crisis but guarantees no complete shutdown of car manufacturing. He notes industry will shift to war equipment and asserts steel production has risen enough to avoid a WW II style shutdown.
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Ington
Lucas
D.-Ill
Truman
Tilinoig
Truman to Speak on Radio About Fire Controls
California forest fires edge toward containment as authorities report 98 percent controlled with only Stanislaus and Mendocino fires still burning. A forest service dispatcher cites the Mendocino blaze as set by an incendiary, part of a week of major timber loss totaling about 10 million dollars and 150000 acres burned.
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San Francisco
California
Stanislaus
Mendocio
Emmett L. Baxter
A. S
Forest Service
Mendocino
New Jersey Congressmen Pass Mental Test Reports
Newark representatives Rodino and Ad \np doniz.io of Newark and Howell of Pennington passed the army mental tests but call them too hard. They say the standards draft physically inferior men and will report findings to the House Armed Services Committee.
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Newark
N. J
Sept
Korean War Update: UN Forces Counterattack Recaptures Ground
Intelligence reports from Washington and Fort Riley note UN troops break a red offensive and recapture ground lost in a major communist drive. Yougsan is said to be recaptured after a brief occupation. Separate notices list missing in action Pvt. Donald E. Ramsey of Mia. Shirley Ramsey and Cpl. Maurice E. Field Jr. as casualties or inquiries.
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Yougsan
Military Intelligence Section
General Staff Psychological Warfare Branch
Washington
Sept
Department of Defense
Kansas
Donnald E. Ramsey
Mia
Shirley’ A. Ramsey
Fort Riley
Arate
Maurice E. Field
Julia C. Field
Flags Honor Belgium Prince Baudouin on 20th Birthday
Flags fluttered across Belgium to mark the 20th birthday of Prince Baudouin, now chief of state. He spent the day quietly at Laeken with the royal family after the August 11 constitutional settlement transferring royal prerogatives to him.
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Belgium
Brussels
Prince Royal Baudouin
Baudouin
Leopold III
Leopold
Bandonin
Laeken
Swhaa
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