POWs Speak On Freedom From War to Home
Johnny Phillips and Tom Struble recount their Korean War ordeal and return, urging Americans to value freedom, strengthen the Army, and elect responsible public officials. They credit resilience, prayer, and education for survival, and warn against complacency and communist influence. Both contemplate future service. Johnny may stay civilian, Tom may rejoin the Army.
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Johnny Phillips
Tom Struble
Struble
Reds
Tom
Johnny
America
Korea
Dean
South Korea
Eisenhower
Ike
They Will Get Final Checkup at Fort Ord
Reporters say the group will return to Fort Ord hospital for a final checkup. Jim Sparks of Greenfield is mentioned as involved with a plan for a new car. Johnny kept a date the other night with unknown plans.
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Jim Sparks
Greenfield
Johnny
Lemons Return Pays Members of Sunkist Packing Group
The Exchange Lemon Products Co reports a 1 947 000 payment to its 57 Sunkist lemon packing association members for the 1951 52 fiscal year. With prior returns the total 1951 52 lemon returns reach 7 321 000, up about 50 percent from the prior year as demand for lemonade grows.
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Exchange Lemon Products Company
Sunkist Lemon Packing Association
D. F. McMillen
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