Allies Repulse 3 Red Assaults on Bunker Hill
United Nations forces repelled three simultaneous Chinese assaults on Bunker Hill in Korea. About 800 attackers, one third killed or wounded, as U N tanks and artillery throttled the night barrage. B29 and B26 bombers attacked supply lines amid heavy rain and mud. Prisoners and wounded were reported as fighting continued inland from South Korea.
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Trons
Bunker Hill
U. N
Red Artille
Orean
Ca Ongyang
South
Noraa Tearrea
Tokyo
Ie Far East
Navy
Air Force
Virginia Researchers Report TB Drug Promising
The Virginia State Health Department says first trials of a new tuberculosis drug isoniazide show promise. Sixteen patients aged 12 to 54 received ante treatment and show outward signs of improvement though officials caution the results are not definitive.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Health Department
William Apperson
Apperson
Saher
St's
Th Department
Hope
Virginian Killed In Korean Fighting
A list names killed in action includes Lt. Francis T. Glasgow of Norfolk and Pfc. Melvin Mison of Norfolk along with Pfc. Thomas Meads of Portsmouth. The party list release notes their parentage and home communities in Virginia.
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Virginian
Francis T. Glasgow
Melvin Mison
Claude H. South
Norfolk
Pfc
Thomas 8. Meads
Vinecent J. Meades
Portsmouth
Decks Cleared For 2nd Battle Of Mobile Bay
MOBILE Ala decks are being cleared for a second battle of Mobile Bay as the United Daughters of the Confederacy oppose returning the USS Hartford to Mobile Bay as a shrine. The Hartford, famed for Farragut s command in 1864, is opposed by UDC members who argue the port once attacked should not permanently house the ship.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Bay
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alabama
Joe E. Cooper
UDC
Mobile Press Register
Huntsville
Mobile American Legion Post
Knights of Columbus Council
USS Hartford
Union
Hartford
David Farracut
Jones Family Launches Waynesboro Paper
John W. Jones Jr and his brother Alonso along with Ann Wells publish a new Waynesboro news sheet. The trio notes influence from major papers like the Richmond and the Wall Street Journal and has authored two books.
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John W. Jones
Alonso
Ann Wells
Eisenhower
Lynchburg College Confers Degrees to Summer 19 Graduates
Recent graduate and son of Mr and Mrs M G Levi 1118 Valley Ave is among 19 Lynchburg College students who earned Bachelor of Arts degrees in education and physical education at summer session end Levi entered Lynchburg College in 1949 after serving in the Army and was active in intramural basketball the Men s Student Government Association and was a member of the Virginian Literary Society and Phi Delta Teachers of America
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M. G. Levi
Valley Ave
Lynchburg College
Levi
Handley High
Army
Lynchburg
Virginian Literary Socerty
Po Teachers of America
Georgia Milk Price Up to 37 Cents a Quart
Georgia farmers set to receive 37 cents per quart for standard milk the highest in the region while current top prices range around 26 cents. The report notes wholesale producer gaps and regional variations with several towns showing differing prices and pending hearings for increases. An affidavit lists Emma Sillik Amos Lee Smith and Paul ill as nonresidents. court orders action to protect their interests.
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Georgia
Erate
Martinaville
Richmond
Waynesboro
Tidewater
Emma Sillik
Amos Lee Smith
Paul Il
Amos Lee
Lee N. Whitacre
Virginia Pastures Recovering From Rain Favors Cattle
Virginia pastures revived by recent rains now offer grazing in most counties as the Federal State Crop Reporting Service notes heavy growth and good fall grazing prospects. August rainfall lifted conditions from 1 percent of normal, with ample rain improving hay crops and gardens and Lespedeza hay showing remarkable growth. Soybeans also improving though pests persist, and about 35 percent of the flue cured tobacco has been harvested to date.
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Richmond
Virginia
Federal
Vira Lespedeza
Red China to Move 200000 Troops Into Tibet Report Says
A New York Times dispatch says Red China plans to move about 200000 troops into recently conquered Tibet as a long range push against India and neighbors. Indian sources in New Delhi call the report improbable given China’s reported difficulty in holding Tibet where forces are estimated at around 10000 men.
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Red China
China
New York
New York Times
Ireia
Tibet
India
Indianapital
New Delhi
Carrie Ons
Army Worms Invade Princess Anne Pastures
Fall army worms have invaded Princess Anne County in the past week and damaged alfalfa and other pasture crops. Farmers report the pests are more persistent than in previous years with worms appearing twice a year, compared to the prior four to five year intervals.
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Princess Anne
Norfolk
Princess Anne County
Tidewater
Virginia station aids farmers with sprays to clean hay fields
Farmers say field cleanup can take three to four days with assistance from the Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station providing sprays and powders to aid hay fields.
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Virginia Truck Experimenter Station
Antarctica's Sparse Terrestrial Life Report
The land of Antarctica hosts very limited flora and fauna. Freshwater algae fungi mosses and lichens appear, but no flowering plants or animals are noted on the continent's surface.
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Antarctica
Hidden Angenty Site Revealed Amid Waters and Birds
A fragment notes a rich Angenty site in waters with birds and fish, mentioning whades and gggy BS among sects. The readable text highlights a mysterious location containing diverse wildlife and possible artifacts.
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Critica? Erie
B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Jones Boys
Waynesboro Paper
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Eddie M. Levi
Wwe
Ayer Et Erat
Bor Gay
Winchster's Shopping Center
Times
California
Jae
Corte
Ofe
Var
Loudoun
Ah-H
Orig
Laundromat
Aete Cain
Tee Aunoromat
America
Anderson
Westinghouse
N. Braddock St
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