Ex Marine Commandant Cates Nears Retirement in 1955
Indianapolis dispatch notes Lt Gen Cates, famed Marine leader who earned fame at Saipan and Guadalcanal, will retire soon after a storied career spanning World War I and Korea. The piece also touches on postwar policy effects on American industry and trade, including Marshall Plan outcomes and Holland textile shifts.
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John Holland
Chine
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South Korea
America
Guadalcanal
Pusan
Cales
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Truman
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Dutch textile wages undercut American rivals in global policy debate
The piece argues Dutch adult wages range from 2 to 23 cents per hour with unskilled at the low end and skilled at the high end, while youths earn even less. It notes 28 to 35 percent extra for benefits, and claims American welfare policy toward Europe undercuts U.S. industry, risking recession. It questions balancing Europe-first policies with American economic interests.
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America
Cornerstone Laying For Saint Mary's Science Hall
Ground was broken Friday for a new $527,000 science hall at Saint Mary's College Notre Dame. The ceremony was led by Reverend J Mehling C S C provincial of the Holy Cross Congregation. The two story building is first of two modern structures planned with completion set for the first of the year and a second phase to follow, a $3,000,000 fine arts building planned in late fall.
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Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame
Theodore J. Mehling
C.S.C
Holy Cross
Tanoary
Four Senate Pages Charged With Air Rifle Offenses
Four U S Senate pages aged 14 to 16 were arrested by juvenile authorities for shooting out street lights with an air rifle. Names withheld. police say cases will be handled as standard juvenile matters. Authorities note pages serve on the Senate floor, appointed by senators.
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U. S. Senate
William C. Rasmussen
Police
Senate
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Air Force personnel face inquiry over wartime mis conduct
At Scott Air Force Base Illinois a board of inquiry will review eight Air Force personnel amid charges of perjury and misconduct while in Communist prison camp. Public records show seven officers and one enlisted man are involved though specific charges remain sealed by Washington. The inquiry is slated to begin around July 8.
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Cairion
Bake
Washington, D.C
Board of
Ory
Bull Damages From 1949 Indy Crash Reach 3000
Indiana Supreme Court upholds ruling that a rented bull caused 3000 in damages when it wandered onto Indiana 42 near Terre Haute in December 1949. The 70 pound Black Angus named Anguy escaped two deputies and a pursuit, injuring a car driven by Frank Smith. Mrs Smith had been awarded 3000 by a lower court, but the decision was appealed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Alex Corey
Ind. 42
Terre Haute
Frank Smith
James A. Emmert
v.Anguy
Everal
Waldron Assigned On Overseas Duty
Wilfred R. Waldron, 24, of Daleville, wife Virginia, has arrived in Okinawa in July with the 590th Engineer Utilities Company. He holds A B and M A degrees from the University of Michigan and entered the Army last year after basic training at Fort Knox. His parents live in Tecumseh, Michigan.
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Virginia
Daleville
Okinawa
590Th Engineer Utilities Company
U. S
Far East
China
Formosa
Japan
Waldron
University of Michigan
Army
Fort Knox
Wilfred G. Waldron
Tecumseh
Mich
Guatemalan struggle shifts as factions realign
The Guatemalan conflict has shifted from a binary clash to a multi faction struggle. The army and invading rebels backed by the United States achieved a major objective, but a third force now appears to contest control. Labelling opponents as Communist has become common among factions, echoing Lenin era tactics.
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J. M. Roberts
Frees
United States
Lenin
Graham Examined By Army Doctors In Germany
Frankurt reporting that Billy Graham was examined by U.S. Army doctors in Germany a day before leaving for Paris on a European revival tour. No results announced, but doctors reportedly found him fit for a 12 hour drive. Also notes Guatemala City political crisis and bypass accident in Lebanon Indiana with a fatal car crash.
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Germany
Billy Graham
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Olympic Stadium
Graham
Paris
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