Red terrorists not likely to terrorize in Malaya jungle
A patrol of Malayan soldiers encountered Communist terrorists in Pa Hang jungle. The fighters were naked, waiting for freshly washed clothes to dry, and fled the scene leaving their garments behind as they departed in haste.
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Officers To Drive Merrymakers Home
In Hialeah Florida twelve police officers will work overtime without pay tonight to drive revelers home from Christmas parties. Police Chief H A Warner said volunteers will patrol areas to reduce holiday accidents. Call the police station with location and destination.
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Reds In Government Revealed By Hiss Case
United Press outlines the Alger Hiss case and its impact on the public. The clash between Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss began August 3, 1948, when Chambers testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee about former government officials' alleged Communist affiliations.
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Prehistoric Briton Proved Smart Trader of Stone Age
British scientists redefine ancient Briton as a clever innovator who forged better axes, mapped southern England, understood perspective, and traded with Greece 3,500 years ago. Stonehenge clue linked to bronze dagger. charcoal dating places use around 3,798 years ago. Researchers cite astronomy knowledge and early engineering.
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Nicaragua to start $5,170,000 highway program with World Bank aid
Nicaragua will launch a highway development project funded in part by a World Bank aid package totaling 5.17 million dollars. The program aims to improve regional transport, boost trade, and upgrade infrastructure. Local authorities expect job creation and long term economic benefits across affected areas.
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First Hiss Trial Opens in New York in 1949
The first Hiss trial opened May 31, 1949 in New York and ended with a hung jury on July 8. Witnesses included Supreme Court Justice Beanney Reed and Felix Frankfurter. A second trial began November 17, 1949, with Hiss convicted January 21, 1950 on perjury counts and sentenced to five years. This case drew peak public focus to Soviet espionage risks.
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