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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1950

Page

3

UN Flank Threat Seen in Korea Front Lines

A wartime bulletin reports Soviet type jets sighted on Wednesday and enemy regulars and guerrilla units expanding probes across the eastern seaboard sector. Red patrols moved deep below Parallel 38 with similar advances on the western flank near Seoul as clashes occur at Korangpo, Chunchon, and Tagdong. MacArthur notes China’s intervention is evident in the deployment of Gen Chem Xi’s Taira and Gen Lin Piao’s Fourth Fleet Armies, signaling two of five field armies across China’s military structure. Loyal Servants want ads appear in San Antonio papers.

Eastern Seaboard Eighth Army Seoul Korangpo Chunchon Tagdong MacArthur Red China Chem Xi Taira Lin Piao Fleta Korea China

New Social Security Changes Take Effect January First

Washington dispatch outlines two major changes under new social security laws starting Jan 1. Tax rises to 3 percent on wages up to 3600 for both employee and employer, and coverage opens to about 10 million new workers including self employed, domestic workers, and various job categories with eligibility rules and exemptions detailed.

James Washington

Surprise visit for quadruple amputee Pte. Robert Smith

Mrs. Clara Smith, mother of the first quadruple amputee of the Korean War, arrives to visit Pte. Robert Smith of Middleburg, Pa., who survived frostbite and wounds after being wounded near Chang Jin reservoir on November 27. Smith greets the visit with a smile as he faces recovery at Walter Reed hospital.

Washington Det Robert Smith Middleburg Walter Read Fital Isi Clara Smith Smith Changjin Reservoir

Elements Bitter Enemy

UN troops faced bitter cold as the withdrawal from the northeast front opened the war’s hardest terrain on the northwest front. Frostbite and freezing winds battered American and British units including the 7th division, with many casualties from the cold surpassing combat losses.

Tokyo Korea U.S Manchurian Moretain Passes Tce Snoiy Columan 7Th 7Th Division Hambung Changjin Reservoir Betis Pyongyang Hungnam Thme

Pilot Killed in Plane Crash Near Lackland Air Force Base

One man died and another was severely burned in a civilian plane crash south of the cay near Lackland AFB. Pilot Don Feaster, 23, from the Army Man's airport, died in the wreckage. Passenger William P. Atkinson of Lackland was reported in fair condition with burns and other injuries at the air base hospital. Deputies said the plane struck trees and downed high tension wires while attempting a crash landing off Somerset road. Witness Phil Brockhoeve found Atkinson near the wreckage in a ploughed field. The aircraft was owned by the airport and operated by Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Rogers. Feaster is survived by a sister, Mrs. Josephine Donnell of Beacon, N.Y.

Cay Don Feaster Army Man's Airport Lackland Afh William P. Atkinson Lackland Air Base Jack Young A. S. Joseph

Truman Plans Yearend Chesapeake Cruise on Williamsburg

Washington dispatch reports President Truman will depart aboard the yacht Williamsburg tomorrow afternoon for a yearend cruise on Chesapeake Bay. He intends to work on the State of the Union message to be delivered to the BeV.

Washington Truman Williamsburg Chesapeake Bay Coneless

Marine on 1 Man Mission in Venice Calif

Marine Sgt. Harry L. Oge 26 home from Korea with wife Patricia and two daughters embarked on a 1 man mission. He planned to contact every member of Company A 13th Marine Reserve battalion after learning the unit had been held up. He made 23 calls and spoke hoarsely.

Venice Calif Dee Harry L. Oge Patricia Korea Finates Co. A 13Th Marine Reserve Battalion

116 year old Ada Morales Paco dies in Cuba

In Catia, Cuba near Majagua, Ada Morales Paco aged 116, long deemed the oldest woman in Catia, died of natural causes today.

Camaguey Cuba Ada Morales Paco Catia Majagua

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