Two GIs Freed by American Advance in Korea
Two U S infantrymen held behind enemy lines near Taegu were freed by an American push after surviving a banzai attack and weeks of hunger. They evaded capture, found occasional food from orchards, and killed several enemy soldiers before reaching friendly lines. They recalled cold nights, camouflage, and a perilous escape to safety.
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United States plans 12 million for Western Hemisphere aid
Washington announced a program to provide 12 million dollars for cooperative technical assistance in Latin American countries. The funds aim to bolster development and regional cooperation across the Western hemisphere.
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US outlines postwar reconstruction plan for Korea
Paul G. Hoffman, head of the Economic Nation Administration, said the United States is already preparing a post war reconstruction program for Korea.
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New Bill Aims to Replace Unworkable Communist Registration
Washington reports a new Communist control bill prepared by Rep. Cannon Missouri aims to satisfy Administration objections to the vetoed measure. It would eliminate what Cannon calls the unworkable unconstitutional requirement for Communist registration.
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Agnes Moorehead Nearly Entered Burlesque Stages
Hollywood column recalls Agnes Moorehead, then a three time Oscar nominee, sharing a flirtation with burlesque stardom in 1937. She considered performing as a stooge for Ben Bernie in New York, after being urged by comedian Joey Pay at Minsky's, but radio commitments prevented it.
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Retail Sales Rise in Richmond District in August
Department store sales in the fifth Federal Reserve District for August were 17 percent higher than the same month last year, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.
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