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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1950

Page

6

Marines Capture Kosong After Fierce Street Fight

U S Marines seize Kosong Korea largest city to fall in current southern flank push. They drove out Reds amid heavy bombardment and city ruins. Marines report capturing arms and equipment including Russian motorcycles and Soviet jeeps as Lt Donald Sharon’s patrol spotted an ambush and killed 32 Reds. Brig Gen Edward Craig praised the professional operation with few casualties.

Tom Lambert U. S Kosong Korea Leatherneck Corsair Leatherneck Donald Sharon Bakerfield Calif Sharon William Lutnick Chicago John Altermatt New Haven Corp Robert Crail Indianapolis Ind Pfc Dale Shedd Carlsbad N. M Seoul City Edward Craig

Troubles Pile Up For Drug Suspect

Los Angeles August 11. Legal troubles mount for Stanley Walter Adams 48, linked to an alleged million dollar narcotics ring. He was jailed on a grand jury perjury indictment tied to the Fresno slaying of Abraham Davidian. After bail of 2500 dollars he faced an additional charge of robbery by local police.

Los Angeles Stanley Walter Adams Abraham Davidian Fresno Davidian Adams

Claim Molotov Now In Peiping

A Chinese Nationalist paper says Soviet Vice-Premier Molotov arrived in Peiping July 31. Troops and police guarded the route from the airfield to Mao Zedong's former park residence, where he allegedly conferred with Mao. No independent confirmation available.

Taipei Formosa V. M. Molotov Peiping China Molotov Orient Stalin Hong Kong Imperial Hunting Park Red Mao Tze-Tung Mao Moscow

Boy Dies of Polio in Phoenix Hospital

Eric South, 16, died of polio at St. Monica's hospital in Phoenix. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert South of Phoenix. St. Monica's Hospital reported 17 polio patients.

Boy Phoenix Hospital Phoenix Eric South St. Monica’s Hospital Robert South St. Monica’s

Belfri Freighter Ailing En Route to St Johns

The Norwegian freighter Belfri, heading for St Johns Newfoundland with a cracked hull, reports its China clay cargo is absorbing water and increasing weight. Located 475 miles from St Johns, it proceeds at eight knots in thick fog.

New York Belfri St. Johns Newfoundland

Bus Walkouts Disrupt New York and St Louis Transit

Strikes by bus drivers cripple transport in New York and St Louis. In Oak Ridge Tennessee AFL painters threaten to disrupt the atomic plant project as government aims to speed completion. Eleven St Louis bus lines were idle with 50 percent of service, while New York's walkout expanded despite a plea from CIO Transport Workers Union President Michael J. Quill.

New York St. Louis AFL Oak Ridge Tenn Michael J. Quill CIO Transport Workers Union Quill St. Louis Public Service Co AFL Electrical Street Railway & Motor ‘Coach Employes Union Forrest Smith AFL Painters and Decorators Union Atomic Energy Commission Maxon Construction Co

Court Considers Union Picketing In Kansas City

In Kansas City on August 11 1950 the circuit court reviewed an injunction request to halt the Santa Fe Trail Transportation company from union picketing. Judge Ben Terre had issued a temporary restraining order on July 27 against seven union representatives. The hearing before Judge Joe E. McQueen set August 30 for the company to answer the union brief.

Kansas City Circuit Court Teamsters Santa Fe Trail Transportation Company Ben Terre Joe E. McQueen Chauffeurs, Teamsters and Helpers Union Fort Worth Tex Texas

Jack Bagby Named Managing Editor at Durango Herald-Democrat

Durango announces Jack Bagby former Colorado Springs journalist named managing editor of the Durango Herald-Democrat. He succeeds Murray Neal who resigned to join the News Tribune in Waco Texas. Bagby is a June graduate of Colorado University School of Journalism.

Durango Jack Bagby Colorado Springs

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