Far East Chief Clark Faces Easier Task Than Ridgway
The article portrays General Mark W. Clark as poised and unruffled after succeeding Ridgway in May 1952. It notes Koje prison riots, Compound 7 seizures by Maj. Gen. Haydon Boomer, and Clark's firm stance during armistice talks while maintaining popular rapport with officers, enlisted men, and correspondents.
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Far East
Mark W. Clark
Clark
Matthew B. Ridgway
Bi Koje
AM Barnard
Koje Diehard Comesiast
Senaiers
Jene ‘ Dodd
Pusan
Korea
Clark Arives
Cac Ea
Dodd
Ridgway
Haydon L. Boamer
Koje
Japan
Tahoka Residents Return From Hospitals and Transfers
Tahoka notes list residents who recently left Fort Sill for Fort Bliss and Camp Chaffee, plus locals discharged from hospitals. Families and individuals move to Tahoka, Lubbock, Stephenville and nearby areas. several pursue graduations and degree completions.
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Tahoka
Jimmy Dumas Smail
Robert Adamson
Charles Fulkerson
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Bliss
Paso
Ronny Gurley
Camp Chaffee
Rev. L. Brown
Tohoka
Panhardle
Winfred Carpenter
Sherman Inman
Muleshoe
Paul Pittman
Lubbock
Fred House
Stephenville
Bill Biggerstaff
Tohoka House
Midland
Arthur Gickthorn
Wilson
Tohoka Hospital
H. P. Caveness
Colorado River
San Saba
Jack Jackson
Lovington
N.M
Jackie
Germany
J. H. Porter
Slaton
Maymie
Mattie Mayes
Fort Worth
R. E. Porter
Dwight
Oklahoma City
Claude Jr
H. E. Mather
Lynn County Soil Conservation District
Lynn PMA selects community committeemen in Lynn County
The Lynn County Production and Marketing Administration announces Aug 21 election results for its community committees. Names include S L Walters chairman A Kalich vice chair Roy O Nettles member J O Allen first alternate Joe Robinson second alternate and Dee R Green secretary treasurer. Also listed are committee members and alternates for communities I A I B I C II C I D II D and related roles. A separate note says the Gold Coast plans a road project cutting Accra Tako radi distance from 73 to 38 miles.
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Kay K. Moore
Leonard Nettles
D. W. Hancock
Wilmer Smith
Lynn West
George C. Wells
Horace Lindy
Elmer Sproles
Donald Caudle
Elmer Blankenship
Earl Cummings
Glen Ward
Robert Lamb
C. C. Swope
Clifton Huddleston
O. E. Terry
Claude E. Roper
Vernon Willhoit
H. O. Hargett
John Slovar
H. W. Edwards
Ward Eakin
Elmer Owens
Joe C. Baker
Elzie Davis
Virgil Adams
Earl Seay
Truck Driver Honored For Helping Capture Holdups In Lincoln Tunnel
James Brooks a 53 year old truck driver received honors from the Port of New York Authority for aiding the arrest of two holdup men after a 60 mile per hour gun battle in the Lincoln Tunnel. Brooks declined praise saying officers risked more than he did and he simply drove to work.
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New York
James Brooks
Lincoln Tunnel
Brooks
Port of New York Authority
Garza Club Girls To Direct District 2 Demonstrations
Garza County 4H Club girls will run District 2 demonstrations on October 10 and 11 at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas, per Miss Jessie. A Veterans Hospitals program linked to Entertainment Church will feature Cohleen Jenson and Bobby Del Rig. Post High School juniors and seniors plan a ride and feast Monday night leaving the high school at 6 45.
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POST
Garza County
Dallas
Jessie Agent
Veterans Hospitals
Entertainment Church
Charles Gates
Cohleen Jenson
Bobby del Rig
Post High School
T. R Greenfield
D. C. Arthur
Lacy Richardson
John Miller
Grandfield
Okla
Richardson
L. J. Richardson Jr
Met Opera House reveals first interior changes since 1892
The Metropolitan Opera House in New York unveils its first interior alterations since 1892. The orchestra seating is redesigned reducing standing room and adding 116 seats, with new seating carpeting and a inclined floor for improved stage view. Sadler's Wells company opens tomorrow night for a brief engagement.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Opera House
Sadler’s Wellset
Communist Propaganda From Abroad Still Pours Into U S
New York customs officials say Communist material from abroad continues to arrive in the United States. Most is discarded, but could reach individuals groups or even non Communist bodies. Packages and registered mail are common delivery methods. A detailed address log is kept and inflammatory material is removed.
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New York
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