Red Chinese Begin To Show Independence From Moscow
A 1954 AP analysis notes Red China moved toward independence from Soviet control after fighting 9,000 guerrilla actions in the central south military district with 250,000 troops and heavy weapons. It argues Peiping sought ceasefires in Korea and Indo China to lift costs, project leadership of Asian communism, and ease Western pressure while Moscow faced risk from a brewing Sino Soviet rift.
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Korea
Hankow
Red Army
Central-South
Indo-China
China
Red China
Moscow
Kremlin
Asia
Shanghai
Chou En-lai
Peiping
Chou
Soviet Union
Theinese
Tech
Cians
Outer Mongolia
Europe
Russia
Texas
Marco Polo
India
Iran
Sinkiang
Japan
Sinkiang Province
Manchuria
Changchun
Dairen
Port Arthur
Kungchantang
KCT
Communist Party of China
KMT
Borodin
Sun
Kuomintang
Nanchang
Chinese Red Army
Mao
Chu Teh
Liu Shao-chi
4Th Route
Li Li-san
Wang Ming
Chen Shao-yu
Red
Lenin
Stalin
Orient
Iia
West
North China
Army Promotions and Transfers of Artillery Officers
Army orders show officers from Forts Devens Fort Bliss Fort Hood Fort Sill Fort Belvoir and Fort Lewis reassigned promoted and detailed. Names include Ollie J Heath Phillip M Jaimes George C Kuhl Bruce E Briggs Harry W Chambers Bruce J Hoppe Donald L Stuart Warren G Welch Murray M Welch James W Brown Revert C Bell Thomas Devell Norman E Jorgensen Eugene R Lucas Claude W Cooper Thomas M Bushnell Edward S Young Robert D Henke Thomas J Sikorski Albert S Anderson Dennis H Crafton Earl E Fauroet Edwin Hunt Bernard W Reed Joseph E Speare William Sugel Henry Trinkner Arthur P Vick Emil Wisakowsky Charlie Yarber Jr James Deaner Merton Nickell William Epes Arthur Fallen Ryan Levey Neil Dotts Roger Godbrand Webb Wraith Lynn Garten Richard Hardie.
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ROTC
Weeeneton
Ft Devens
Roy B. Avery
Stonman
Ist
Ollie J. Heath
Bliss
Catonsville
Phillip M. Jaimes
Hood
Stu
Army Avn Sch
Sill
George C. Kuhl
Belvoir
Bruce E. Briggs
Knox
Army
Harry W. Chambers
Bruce J. Hoppe
348Th
Donald L. Stuart
Stu Regt
ASA
Warren G
Arty
Chaffee
Campbell
Murray M. Welch
James W. Brown
R. Mathews E Clarkin
Revert C. Bell
Ragege S. Ryan
200Th Armd FA Bn
Ft. Lewis
Malin Craig Jr
Washington
Harold P. Gard
Boston
Leo W. Bagley
Lewis
Kenneth W. Foster
John K. McCormick
Paul R. Walters
Bernard J. Nordman
George S Smith
Jay
David E. Foster
Thomas R Colley
Ft Benning
Bryan Evans
Washington, DC
Richard E. Haughton
CINFO
Thomas E. Devell
Norman E. Jorgensen
Presidio of
Monterey
Eugene R. Lucas
Claude W. Cooper
Thomas M. Bushnell Jr
Edward S. Young
Ft Banks
Robert D. Henke
Asu Hay
Kilmer
Thomas J. Sikorski
Sta
Assig
Albert S. Anderson
Carson
Dennis H. Crafton
George G. Ee
Earl E. Fauroet
Edwin T. Hunt
James F. Deaner
Ft Lewis
Merton C. Nickell
William J. Epes
Presidio
San Fran
George P. Curtin
Windell P. Knowles
Arthur J. Fallen
William F. Ryan
Myer Ls Levey
Neil T. Dotts
Roger Godbrand
Webb S. Wraith
Tokyo
Japan
Lynn W. Garten
Richard V. Hardie
Search Continues For Crash Dead Navy Reservists
Norfolk VA sailors search and salvage efforts resumed for six of seven Naval reservists missing after an R5D transport plunged into Chesapeake Bay near Ocean View. One body recovered soon after the Saturday night crash. identities of the recovered and other details were not yet confirmed.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake
Navy
Ocean View
Norfolk Naval Air Station
South Weymouth Naval Air Station
Weymouth
Mass
South Weymouth Nas
Naval Air Station
Floyd Bennett Field
N. Y
Rubber Workers Vote On Contract At Firestone Akron
AKRON Ohio Firestone workers vote on a proposed contract to end a strike that started August 12. Ten thousand Firestone employees in Akron and about fifteen thousand in seven other cities are expected to approve a deal offering wage increases and hourly adjustments. The union says the agreement in Cleveland late Saturday night addresses inequities after weeks of negotiations. Other Firestone plants in Des Moines Fall River New Castle Memphis Town and nearby sites are noted.
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Akron
Ohio
Firestone Tire & On Co
Co United Ber
Firestone
Cleveland
Moines
Memphis
Fall River
Mass
Town
New Castle
From Now On He'll Wear That Badge
Cushing Oklahoma constable Jimmy Bryce aged 51 vows to wear his badge at all times after forgetting it and attempting to arrest a speeding motorist. The driver fled on foot to a farm where police were alerted and the patrol was called. Bryce will wear the badge to Traffic Court.
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Cushing
Okla
Jimmy Bryce
Highway Patrol
Bryce
Six Die as Malmo to Stockholm Train Derails in Sweden
At least six people were killed and more than 50 injured when a Malmo to Stockholm express derailed near Savsjo in South Sweden early today. Initial reports say the train jumped the track, with about 12 cars leaving the rails.
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Sweden
Savsjo
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AP Foreign Staff
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IECOR
McKee Company
Sill Blvd
Ferris Ave
Ptone
Dinkins & Cook
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C. Schott’s Agency
S.E
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Reece L. Russell
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Archie L. Ramming
Realty
Bruce Cornish
Liberty Avenue
Botkin Agency
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Fog Service Co
FAST
McCord’'S
Joe Ford
Mitte Ford
C. J. Constant
J. R
Jimmie) Tomes
Walter M. Smith
Taft Avenue
Ozman Avenue
Dearborn Avenue
FHA
Tma Leene
Bob Williamson
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C. M. Price
Oak Street
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Roy B Hooper
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Herb Shelton
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