Sabre Pilots Claim Destruction of Communist Planes
Six American F-86 Sabre pilots claimed to destroy two and damage two of six Communist propeller planes ambushed south of the Manchuria North Korea border. The U S Fifth Air Force noted two damaged planes may have been destroyed as the Sabres pursued the attackers over the Yalu River boundary near Sinuiju and Chorwon area.
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Seoul
Manchuria
North Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Sinuiju
Chorwon
Numsong
United States Eyes Buying Planes From Europe
The United States said it is considering using mutual security funds to buy airplanes from European NATO nations. Ambassador Draper announced the North Atlantic Council was asked to draft recommendations on European production to meet NATO needs amid U S budget cuts affecting American aircraft procurement.
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Washington
United States
U. S
William H. Draper
Europe
North Atlantic Council
NATO
Draper
Radar May Aid Weatherman In Chicago Experiments
Radar may assist forecasters by spotting distant rain clouds and predicting storms. Public Service Company of Northern Illinois and Commonwealth Edison Co. cooperate with the Chicago Weather Office of the Weather Bureau in experiments to determine cloud location density altitude and direction to supplement meteorological data.
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Chicago
The
Public Service Company of
Northern
Ilinois
Commonwealth Edison Co
Chicago Weather Office
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cat Found Petrified in Wall in Mount Vernon Farm Home
Electric workers in Mount Vernon Illinois discovered a cat sealed inside a wall in an old farmhouse. The animal was described as having "completely turned to rock" in an airless tomb, shocking the electricians.
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MT. Vernon
Ill
Judge Fines Self In Own Traffic Court
Hamilton justice of the peace Harry Burville fined himself when his own name appeared in his traffic court. The charge of driving without a rear light against Burville’s son was addressed to the J P as owner of the car. Fine two dollars.
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Hamilton, Ont
Harry Burville
Burville
J. P
Weekly YMCA Activities Schedule Restates Multiple Programs
Daily and weekly YMCA activities include boys and girls swimming and softball, junior and senior leagues, beginner and advanced classes, Bible study, and family events. Programs run Monday to Thursday with a summer camp from June 22 to July 5 and reservations requested for Piney Woods Camp and municipal tennis courts.
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KiRoy Club
Piney Woods
Almost 90 Klansmen To Face Trial In Carolina
In Whiteville North Carolina roughly 90 alleged Ku Klux Klan members face trial next month on charges linked to night riding terrorism. Imperial Wizard Thomas J Hamilton is among those indicted along with 23 others by the Columbus County grand jury. Solicitor Clifton Moore announced plans for 50 additional arrests in the crackdown.
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Whiteville
N. C
Leesville, & C
South Carolina
Art awards set Venice prize fund for biennial
An international committee will award 7000 to artists at the 26th Biennial Art Exhibition opening in June. Prizes of about 1500 will go to one Italian and one foreign painter and one Italian and one foreign sculptor. Two prizes of about 300 will be awarded to an Italian and a foreign engraver.
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Venice
Bible Best Seller in Malaya as Protestants Reach Record Sales
The Bible was the top selling book in Malaya last year with a record 11 000 Protestant Bibles sold in England and vernacular languages, according to the Bible Society secretary.
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Singapore
Malaya
England
Young Koreans disrupt protest meeting at International Club
About eight youths interrupted a meeting of educators and civic leaders protesting President Rhee. Elder supporters were injured as intruders smashed doors and chairs. police restored order after ten minutes. The assembly, opposing fascism and defending the constitution, did not resume amid South Korea’s political crisis over presidential election method.
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Pusank
Syngman Ah
International Club
National Committee
National Salvation
South Korea
Rhee
Assembly
Johnny Johnston to Wed Shirley Carmel in Mexico
Johnny Johnston plans to marry Shirley Carmel ex wife of a New York clothier in Mexico on June 28 after securing a Mexican decree from Kathryn Grayson. Johnston says he will take Carmel to London in August for a Palladium engagement, while Grayson’s California interlocutory decree remains in progress with finalization slated for October.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Johnny Johnston
Shirley Carmel
New York
Mexico
Kathryn Grayson
Miss Grayson
Johnston
California
Caprice Club To Sponsor Bridge Canasta Tea June 25
Caprice Club will sponsor a bridge canasta tea in the Magnolia and Plantation rooms of Hotel Scott on Wednesday June 23 from 2 to 6 30 p m Proceeds benefit the Garden clubs of Thoshasville in building a club house One dollar per person entry and attendees must supply their own cards and score pads Prizes for high bridge and canasta and a door prize Mrs Julian Yeel chairs the tea with a committee including Mrs B S Inman Mrs R Franklin Smith Mrs R F Stinan Jr and Mrs John Alexander A cake sale two weeks ago boosted club house funds with 100 participation by Caprice Club members and cooperation from other garden clubs
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Caprice Club
Magnolia
Scott
Thoshasville
Carolyn Dodd
Franklin’ Smith
Pastor Invents Word Game in Effingham
Rev. P. W. Hayes of the Central Church of Christ in Effingham has created a word game named Smartee. He aims to fund a new church building through game sales and notes its ties to a crossword puzzle while promoting spelling and vocabulary growth.
Adenauer Hopes Of Pact Okay Face Setbacks
Bonn Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer faces two Bundesrat hurdles delaying quick ratification of the AlliedWest German peace contract and the six nation European army treaty. The council demands constitutional rearmament ruling and full text approval, risking summer recess timing.
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Adenauer
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Bundesrat
Pasadena Family Sends 131 Foot Letter To Korea Soldier
Pfc. John Klotzle, serving in Korea, will receive a 131 foot long letter from his Pasadena family and 175 friends nationwide. Mrs. Diane Dunbar organized sheets of paper for messages to be included in the scroll. A former boss even pledges to restore his job when he returns.
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Pasadena
Calif
John Klotzle
Korea
Diane Dunbar
Krotsle
United States
Klotsle
Boston Kiwanis Hear Public Health Officials At Meeting
Boston Kiwanis luncheon featured Dr Dale Lindsey and Lee McCabe from Thomas County Health unit. They spoke on eliminating the common house fly and its disease risks, shown exhibits, and discussed garbage removal and proper storage as part of a county cleanup effort. Rodney Cone noted a birth anniversary among members.
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Boston
Thomas County Health Unit
Dale Lindsey
Lee McCabe
Rodney Cone
Mem
Unclear OCR fragment on bee yields and exports
Fragmentary text mentions a bee and export phrasing. No clear event, date, or entities to identify a full news item.
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John J. Manning
Marion
Weymouth
Mass
Anne Marie
Sabre
Stiente
Wood & Son
YMCA
Carolina
Thomasville Awning & Floor Covering Co. Best
N. Madison
Oine
Thomas County
Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n
Scott -Bidg
Eel,sr
Mra
Alice P. Joseph
Tres
Federal, Savings & Loan. Insurance Corp
Clothier's
Canasta Tea
Julian Yeel
B. S. Inman
R. Franklin Smith
R .F. Stinan, Jr
John Alexander
Pastor
Mack
Miami
Young
Lee Dale A
Lee
Thomas County Health
Fletcher St
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Theo Titus, JR
North Madison St
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