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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1954
Page
25
The Federal Government is believed to own about twenty percent of all United States machine tools. This amount equates to three to four years of the industry's maximum output.
The 342-foot ZPG2 blimp landed at Boca Chica NAS after 200 hours 4 minutes aloft from Lakehurst. Cmdr. Marion H. Eppes led a crew of 13 plus one civilian on a 2,660 mile mission without refueling, shattering the 170.3 hour 1947 record. The ship could have stayed aloft longer, officials said, with comfort features aiding crew.
Connersville Indiana mayor Glen R. Henderson had the last of four indictments dropped by Special Judge John W. Goddard. The final charge, failure to docket city court cases, follows earlier acquittals and dismissals for embezzlement and malfeasance linked to a 1952 investigation by former Prosecutor Hugh Russell. Remaining on file are embezzlement charges against James West and J Lester McMichael and a perjury charge against West.
India's textile industry produced about 4.853 billion yards of cloth last year, exceeding the government target. About 678 million yards were exported, highlighting strong performance in the sector.
Captain Harold R. Hull of Anderson will join NATO Headquarters AFNORTH staff near Oslo Norway in June. AFNORTH commands Norway Denmark and northern Germany from Holmenkollen to Kolsas, covering 1200 miles by air and nearly double by road. Hull, commissioned 1943, previously served with USAFE and Air Transport Command before moving to AFNORTH in 1952. Suez toll costs and savings are noted for ships via canal, with a $5800 toll and 14 days saved versus Cape route.
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