Ex-Officer alleges U S uses artillery shows in Korea
Gar net Dick, ex lieutenant colonel from Louisville, says Army artillery fired hundreds of shells in shows for visiting dignitaries on the Korean front. He claims three such shows, including one for Congressmen, used two or three battalions to bombard forward slopes while targets were in view.
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Louisville Times
Korea
Edward A. O'Neill
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Australia Starts War Memorial to U. S. Aid
Governor General Sir William McKell unveiled the foundation tablet for a national monument honoring United States aid in World War II. The planned 250 foot aluminum shaft topped by an eagle will dominate Canberra, honoring the one million Americans who passed through Australia during the war and stressing unity among English-speaking peoples.
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Velde Sees Red Probe Could Eye Church Field
Rep. Velde of Illinois said his anti communism inquiry into colleges may extend to church figures. He suggested the committee could investigate individuals in churches and ministries while focusing main efforts on campuses. He stressed the drive targets Communists in higher education, not churches as institutions.
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City College Hosts Beginning Square Dancing Classes
Be ginners may attend Friday evening sessions at City College at 7 p.m. through June with instructor Cal Williams guiding students in the girls dance studio.
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Communist Party Aims to Destroy Religion in This Country
The source asserts that the Communist party and its members are seeking to undermine religious practice here. It claims the strategy includes infiltration and external methods to erode faith and influence.
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Crumbs Alternative Promoted With Vitamin Spin
An advertisement promotes crushed cereal flakes as a substitute for breadcrumbs and markets ONE-A-DAY vitamins as a colorful featured product. It urges parents to give children the vitamin brand, highlighting a red package design and a health benefit angle.
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Ada Rey
Coronation to Cost British 4.5 Million Dollars
London report states Churchill government plans to spend almost 4.5 million dollars on Queen Elizabeth II coronation. Most funds cover Westminster Abbey ceremony and royal procession on June 2, plus entertaining visiting royalty. Navy Army and Air Force to incur further unspecified costs.
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Air Force C47 Lands Safely After Engine Failure Over Formosa
A two engine U S Air Force C47 with 18 aboard diverted from Hong Kong to Formosa due to one engine loss and overheating. Rescue planes trailed the crippled craft as it ditched baggage and found level flight near Tai nan with all crew safe. The stormy weather prevented return to Hong Kong and allied aircraft continued to monitor the emergency.
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Formosa
Tainan
Taiwan
Formosa Strait
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John F. Jones
Royal Air Force
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