Surrender of Red Korean commander shifts Taegu front
A 27-year-old lieutenant colonel commanding the North Korean 14th Division's 25th Regiment surrendered at Taegu with a white flag. He claimed fear for Korea's fate under Reds and cited mass distrust within his ranks, while pointing out hidden artillery positions and aiding Allied targeting. Dietrich led the escort to the 20th Infantry Regiment for interrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taegu
Korea
North Korea
Soi
Tabu
United Naions
Enany
Frank Dietrich
Travers City
Mich
Republic of Korea
Dietrich
Dier
Ite
St. Dietrich
Japaanese
Henry HW. Kawa
Ibara
Salt Lake City
Hokpo
Northwest Korea
Arti
Communist
Chinai
South Korea
Te Bela
Army Officina
Parade To Boost Carnival At Antietam Fire Co
Parade tonight boosts the Attivtan Fire Co carnival with local and visiting units marching from the parking lot by Antietam hall to Memorial Boulevard. Prizes await the best appearing company and band, as several drum corps join the procession. The event runs through Saturday with nightly Carnival activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADT
Attivtan Fire Co
Antietam Hall
Washington Street
West Washington
South Potomac
Tilavelock
Two Million Veterans Take Home Loans Under GI Plan
Washington reports two million veterans have bought homes with GI loans, marking a major success for the program. Despite a new VA order requiring a five percent down payment, loan activity is expected to hold near 1,000 monthly unless Korea drives tighter credit or material controls.
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Washington
Nea
Veterans Administration
Carl Ro Gray
Veterans Aff
Irs
National Association of Tomes Builders
Abo
NAHB
Korea
Community notices and social roundup at Keedysville gathering
Reports from Keedysville highlight a church supper and waffle event at St Peters, with a large local attendance. The piece lists visitors, host families, and upcoming activities including a picnic at Taylor Memorial Park and various visits to friends and relatives across nearby towns.
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Keedysville
University of Maresian
Shirdley Warner
Wilda Stump
Ina
Cie Dees
Davee
Mes
Liflin Ziniermaan
Mans
Angus
Beverly Moats
Diepree Snively
Bernier
Ann Remshure
Hilda
Mersey Stump
Shirtes Wagner
Joan Waters
A Moat
Atrieta Tarishian
Deine Edetbrite
Patty Ledne c
Auirenperrien
Jane
Hiderly Jacke
Winchester
Luave
Ath
KR. OS. Conner
Megan
Kensartiner
Atu Sen
Ache
George
Sunaat
Conner
Sundas
da Hemiibes
St. Peters
Tester Neaie Shippenshars
Mro
Ja Newel
Jehu Corin
Helen Coffinet
Frame Vist Mro
Meg. C. TD
Cottman
Polo
Albert Reedy
Auburn
Valied
Tom Reedy
Nebraska
Hilda Stamp
William Griffith
Downsville
Sanford Reedy
Sandra Sue
Charles Town
Roldie Wrand
Moob. Thomas
Raymond Lowe
Henrietta Neal
Shippensburg
Lester Neal
Elmer Wrand
Virginia Beach
Ror Burter
Greensboro
N.C
Famaapherdates
Brinkley Receives Suspended Sentence After Trial
Brinkley was given a suspended sentence in the State Refory for males after pleading before Chief Judge Mish in Circuit Court. The judge ordered probation and a medical examination at Newton Maker Hospital, with Brak to remit by good behavior for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Twinkley
Wowheck
Madge
Joseph de Mish
Mish
Newton Taker Hospital
Unclear historical note on Minnesota ranks and cattle
Fragmentary report mentions Minnesota ranking second in a national context and references cows. No clear event or date is discernible.
Truck Driver Released In Fatal Accident
State Police questioned a Hancock Route Two man in the death of Raymond Filmore Litten of Sleepy Creek WV. The 54 year old car repairman for the Southern Maryland Railroad was killed when a truck failed to stop before Indian Spring store Monday night. The driver admitted driving the truck but denies passing the spot. investigation by State Trooper Richard Garvey continues with no charges filed. Litten, a World War I veteran, is survived by a brother and sister and was to be buried at Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church Sleepy Creek. Funeral arrangements were announced by Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg.
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Hancock Route Two
J Raymond FF. Litten
Sleepy Creek
W. Va
Litten
Indian Spring
Hancock-area
Martin L. Ingram
Troom
Richard Garvey
Raymond Filmore Litten
George W. and
Sarah (Cain) Litten
Ward
S Tern Maryland Railroad
Loyal Order of the Moose
Hagerstown
IOQF
Hedgesville
W.va
Evangelical Unite Brethren
Marry
Cherry Run
Margie Starliper
iBrown
Martinsburg
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Samuel McCullough
Boys Dab Paint On Car Fence And Dog
Three boys aged 12 to 14 used paint on a 1937 black Ford owned by Charles Barklow at 407 Zadieth Street. They also splashed a neighborhood fence and a neighbor’s dog and police searched for the youths. Residents on Elizabeth Street reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barklow
Zadieth Street
Elizabeth Street
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Eapenee Price
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Frank J. Merk
Kenneth Rosing
Fairview Park
Lowell Trval
Cariis
Trask
Brinkley
Wistensin
Minnesota
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Stormret
Avery Tire
Avery
Ayers Bros. RR
Antietam Street
Liberia
Imediate Delivery Supreme Concrete Block & Products
Cleveland National Forest
San Diego
Calif
New York
Glen Oaks
N. Y
Leita
Iran
Leiter Brothers
Evererste
Penith the
Kimberly
Hays, Inc
Washington St
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