Three Wars Not One Highlight Korea Fighting in 1951
The piece outlines three Korea wars from 1950 to 1951. It details North Korea's initial June 25 invasion crossing the 38th parallel, the UN and U.S. response led by MacArthur including the Inchon landing, the Taegu and Pusan battles, and the push toward the Yalu before Chinese intervention halted the advance. It notes the evolving conflict into a third war with massive troops and uncertain end.
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Haenam
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Naktong River
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10Th Corps
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Belgian Mother and Daughter Face Deportation to Belgium
Special report from Navarre notes Adele Oosternyk and her daughter Elvira must leave the United States under quota rules after nine months visiting relatives in Canton Navarre and Cleveland. They will sail January 5 on the Queen Mary to Belgium, while son William stays with an aunt in Navarre awaiting possible future reentry.
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New Phila. City Workers Will Receive Wage Hike
New Philadelphia city employees will get pay increases of 10 to 12 percent, effective immediately after a special city council meeting. Department heads rise to $275 monthly. overall annual cost adds about $7,000, with labor general scale set at $1.18 per hour.
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Earl Mathias
British Editor of China Paper Dies in Shanghai
R. T. Peyton-Griffin, veteran British newspaperman in China and editor of the North China Daily News, died in Shanghai on December 21, according to a letter received in Hong Kong on December 30.
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R. T. Peyton-Griffin
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North China Daily News
Zippers Replace Navy's 13 Buttons In Sailor Pants
Navy Secretary Matthews ordered clothing officers to issue zipper front trousers for sailors starting new year. The trousers include side and hip pockets and replace the 13 buttons on the front while the bell bottom style is retained.
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Peasant's Fire Destroys 60 Cottages in Egypt
A fire started by a peasant woman baking bread swept Tanamil village in southern Egypt today destroying 60 cottages and injuring five people seriously. Cairo dispatch reports the blaze began in the baking area and spread rapidly through the settlement, with authorities investigating the cause.
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Cairo
Tanamil
Youth Breaks Finger As Bus Rolls Over Foot
In Little Rock Arkansas Leroy Mitchell aged 20 ran to catch a bus pulling away from a corner A wheel passed over his foot though not hurt his foot a finger struck the bus and broke breaking the finger end.
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