Chinese Buglers Played Funeral Dirge for GIs
Pfc Henry Roose Lee Ferrero recalls the Kunuri near miss on November 29 during withdrawal to Sonchon. Amid heavy fire 500 UN soldiers escaped while Chinese buglers played Lohengrin Funeral March and a Chinese voice misled units. After bold fighting with tanks, Turks, and South Koreans, the group pushed through to Sunchon and Pyongyang with casualties and a brave captain killed in action.
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INS
Kunuri
Lohengrin
United Nations
U.S
Sonchon
Sergeant Brown
Goren on Bridge the Six Hearts Play and Notes
In a bridge analysis by Charles H. Goren the final contract of six hearts is examined. South overcall and hand evaluation lead to vigorous action after North supports with three no trump, with detailed play and a two way queen of diamonds guess from East and West. Also a brief item notes a legal settlement after a monkey bite incident at Hunjil Untontown with $6500 awarded.
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West
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East
Dinah Shore Patter Song Debuts on RCA Victor 45
Disk jockey Frank Sennessy of WNDR hails Dinah Shore’s new patter tune Nobody's Chasing Me on RCA Victor 45. He promotes the song on his show from 12 to 1 Tuesday December 5 and urges listeners to buy the vivid 45 at RCA Victor dealers.
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Dinah Shore
RCA Victor
Frank Sennessy
WNDR
Dinah
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