South Koreans Battle Reds on Front Lines North of 38
South Koreans held firm against heavy Red aggression as patrols operated miles north of the 38th parallel. U N and military leaders weighed the risk of crossing the line while air actions intensified with 24 F-80s joining 12 F-8s in a bombing and strafing attack on Sinuiju near the Manchuria border. Several MiG-15s launched from Antung but did not engage the American aircraft.
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Patrola
Korea
South Korea
U. N
Chunchan
Norea
Eighth Army
Hongcehon Tiver
Reda
Sinuiju
Yalu River
Manchuria
Red
Antune
Antung
Fss
Allies pound rail yards and Wonsan shelling continues
The 36 Shooting Stars struck rail targets near Sulin and Huichon destroying three locomotives and 50 railroad cars. U S Far East Air Forces dropped 220 tons on Hungnam amid evacuation efforts, while 150 tons hit a Red supply center near Wonsan. Wonsan endured a 31st straight shelling as Alderivan flares aided artillery. Ridgway declared winter campaign won but warned of future challenges.
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Sinulju
Sulin
Huichon
U. S. Far East Air Forces 1-298
Hungnam
Wonsan
Missouri
Alderivan
Nongehon
Matthew 8. Ridgway
Eighth Army
U. N
Red Retreat In Korea Deepens United Nations Crisis
The text notes a two week stalemate over UN affairs in Korea with ongoing air and artillery threats. It asserts North Korean forces have suffered serious losses in the last month with many units shattered and supply lines heavily hit, while defenses along the 38th parallel were built over five years before the invasion.
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United Nations Afn Iea
38Th Parallel
South Korea
Boy Hit By Car Breaks Foot In Street Accident
Seven year old James R Barklow of 118 McComas Street suffered a broken foot when struck by a car near his home on Saturday afternoon. Police say Barklow was playing in the street with other children when Ralph T Guessford of 139 McComas Street drove the vehicle that hit him.
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James R. Barklow
McComas Street
Barklow
Ralph T. Guessford
Rowe Demands Withdrawal of Probe Charges
Rowe urged the subcommittee to drop probe charges amid claims no one at the White House tried to influence him. Cosgriff, lifelong Republican, asserted no director suggested White House interest in pending matters and defended REC rule easing to save millions annually. He and Rowe disputed subcommittee implications of subservience to White House aide Dawson and others.
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Willan
F. Willett
Rowe
Willetts
RVC
Dawson
Several Hurt In Crashes In City, County
Three minor traffic crashes reported around Hagerstown area. An 11 year old was injured when two cars collided at Memorial Boulevard and Summit Avenue. Charles Grimm and Richard Grimm suffered cuts after a collision involving Riley Reeder who failed to stop for a sign. Raymond Smith charged with failing to yield right of way after a collision near Mulberry Street. Gilbert Shawser charged with reckless driving after a crash with Ralph Binkley in Public Square. Damages estimated at about 150.
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Puce
Hagerstown
Glenn Bown
Memorial Boulevard
Summit Avenue
Riley C. Reeder
Wreek West Washinteton Street
Charles C. Grimmn
Military and Naval Promotions and Assignments Noted
The article lists multiple service members across the Army Navy and Air Force with new training assignments and postings. Vernon Valentine and others are cited as patients and trainees while Ruth Caldwell LeAnn Exline and James Oden receive training or shipboard duties. It notes Halnes and Barkman Navy enlistments and Ken Mason and Joseph Synder personnel movements. It also mentions Washington D C having 59 telephones per 100 people.
Attic Antenna Tips and Local Housewife Reports
A Chewsville housewife reported a former local girl as a Baltimore fashion model. The notice notes weekday tip times for tips and prizes from the Market Road area and asks participants to call the business office with their names to claim cash rewards.
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Chewsville
Baltimore
Market Road
TipMalan
Paily Mail
Fire alarms civic broadcast as Stengel home burns
Neighbors saw the Stengel house aflame prompting WDTV to interrupt its program and air a special message. The Stengel family rushed home to find the fire under control and their young son Thomas safe.
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Tomes
Stadion
WDTV
Stengel
Stengels
Contral
Thomas
Local Market Prices From Haghehstown and Surroundings
Local quotations show farm prices for wheat poultry and pork products furnished by Kitne Brothers and Snow. Prices vary slightly with farm market conditions and include turkeys hens and casings with frankfurters suggested as a serving idea.
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Haghehstown
Kitne Brothers
Barat
Hevosters
NPIS
Pourtey Haskeelds Ee
TV Comes In Mighty Handy
A Pittsburgh report notes a neighbor’s home interruption when a fire alarm forced a family back home during TV viewing. The episode involved Mr. and Mrs. CoA Stengel and a program cut short by a house fire.
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Real
Coa. Stengel
Jeremiile
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