North Korean Supply Lines Defied Air Strikes Defeated
Seoul Aug 5 Lt Gen Samuel Anderson Fifth Air Force said it was impossible for air raids to stop Red supplies from Manchuria to the front in Korea. He noted limits of crossing the Yalu, widespread tunnels and caves, and that only about one fifth of targeted vehicles were hit.
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Seoul
Fifth Air Force
Manchuria
Samuel Anderson
Yalu River
Anderson
Air Force
Korea
Ironton News Pact Ends Quickly in Local Merger
The Ironton community of 16,000 keeps three newspapers after the short lived merger of the 2 month old Ironton Courier and the 54 year old Ironton News. The News withdrew from the agreement and both papers plan independent publication today while the Ironton Tribune remains an afternoon paper.
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Ironton
Ohio
Ironton Courier
Ironton News
Tron News - Courier
Earl Sampson
The
Courier
News
Ironton Tribune
Itinerant harvest workers wed without signed papers
Municipal Judge James Fitzpatrick united Mr and Mrs Dolores Escarens in marriage on Monday in Traverse City Michigan then realized he had forgotten to sign the papers. The couple are itinerant harvest workers.
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Traverse City
Mich.p
James Fitzpatrick
Dolores Escarens
Taft Death Hinders Labor Law Revisions
Los Angeles Aug 5 Lloyd A Mashburn under secretary of labor warned that Senator Robert Tafts death could hinder proposed amendments to the Taft Hartley act He said Taft was instrumental in shaping compromises and that labor has lost a friend and the country a great statesman Mashburn also denied Durkin resignation reports.
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Los Angeles
Lloyd A. Mashburn
Labor
Robert Taft
Mashburn
Martin T. Durkin
Taft
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. L. Burton Pioneer Citizen
Last rites for Mrs. L. Burton, 75, Lawton pioneer, were held at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Centenary Methodist Church. Rev. J. Walter Browers Jr. led services with assistances from Rev. H. E. Snodgrass and Mrs. Edna B. Williams. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery, Lawton, arranged by Lawton Funeral Home. Bearers were James Black, W. E. Tomlinson, Russell Jones, Ned Shepler, W. A. Levey, Harry Hammond, Frank Daugherty and Dolph Montgomery.
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L. Burton
Lawton
Centenary Methodist Church
J. Walter Browers Jr
H. E. Snodgrass
Edna B. Williams
City Mission
Highland Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
James Black
W. E. Tomlinson
Russell Jones
Ned Shepler
W. A. Levey
Harry Hammond
Frank Daugherty
Dolph Montgomery
Hal Boyle on wives and fashion rivalries in marriage
Hal Boyle humorously notes American husbands feel superior as wives fret over fashion. Wilbur Peeble teases about Parisian short skirts while Trellis Mae defends clothes as personal expression. He fears the joke may become reality as she imagines him in golden sandals at heaven's gate.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Wilbur Peeble
Trellis Mae
Wilbur
Trellis
Mae
St. Peter
Prisoner Escapes As Judge Ponders
Norman Richard Swann pleaded guilty to nonsupport of two minor children in Asheville. The judge began writing findings when the prosecutor interrupted to report Swann had slipped from the courtroom, and authorities were still seeking him.
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Asheville, N. C
Norman Richard Swann
Swann
Montgomery Polio Toll Rises Despite Vaccination Efforts
In Montgomery a lull ended with two polio deaths and two new cases. Roy Carter, 28, an airman at Maxwell AFB, and Gerald Bailey, 11, died from bulbar polio. The county total is seven deaths among 103 infantile paralysis cases with a 22-year-old girl and 5-year-old boy as the latest paralytic cases. The boy had gamma globulin. the girl was not in Montgomery when serum was given to 33,000 youngsters last month.
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Roy Carter
Maxwell Air Force Base
Gerald Bailey
Montgomery
Port project at Tema begins on Gold Coast
Work has started on a 30 million dollar port project at Tema on the Gold Coast of Africa, signaling a major infrastructure investment. The project aims to enhance cargo handling capacity and regional access.
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Tema
Gold Coast
Africa
1 149 Mile Pipeline To Pump Saturday
The 1 149 mile Platte pipeline will be dedicated Saturday at the main pump station four miles west of Casper. Principal speaker Sen Hugh Butler of Nebraska will address the ceremony. The pipeline runs from Chatham near Wyoming to Wood River.
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Casper
Wyo
United States
Here
Hugh Butler
Neb
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Chatham
Wood River
Siberian Bear Worship By East Asia Tribes
Siberian tribes in East Asia revere the bear as a sacred figure in their culture and rituals reflecting deep hunting and ancestral traditions.
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East
Aisa
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