Nashville Publisher Details Secret Air Force Bombing Booklet
Nashville Banner publisher James G. Stahlman says he distributed a 54 page booklet titled The Strategic Bombing Myth to fellow publishers after publication in his paper. He argues the booklet, based on government records, challenges the idea that strategic bombing shortened World War II and urges a commission to select and develop weapons for joint use by all services.
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Nashville
Tenn
James G. Stahlman
Nashville Banner
Naval Reserve
Air Force Navy
Stahlman
Symington
Canal
Navy
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Armed Services Committee
Louisiana Fire Prevention Drives Green Car Tags
Governor Earl K. Long received the first Keep Louisiana Green car tag in Baton Rouge as part of a state campaign by the Louisiana Forestry Association to distribute tags and prevent forest fires.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Louisiana Forestry Association
Stick too big wife beaters beat law claim
Lady Helen Nutting, chair of the British Married Women's Association, says many husbands beat wives with sticks larger than the little finger, noting old marriage laws allow beating if the weapon is small enough and that some men use much larger sticks and evade justice without bruises shown in court.
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London
Helen Nutting
Lady Nutting
British Married Women’s Association
McCullough Helps Police Free Squad Car After Speeding Ticket
Bill McCullough assisted officers by pushing their squad car free from a soft shoulder after they issued him a speeding ticket in East Lansing Michigan.
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East Lansing
Mich
Bill McCullough
Husband Beaten by Wife Repeats Departure to Father's Home
Grand Rapids police report a wife assaulted her husband causing him to flee and pack his bags for the safety of his father’s home in Michigan.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids
Twenty-One Seamen Missing After Albion and Maystone Collision
A gale off England's North Sea coast sank the coal freighter Maystone and left 21 British sailors missing after a collision with the Albion, which continued to Rosyth for completion. Three Maystone crew were rescued by the Albion's civilian crew as searchers scoured the sea near the Farne Islands.
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Berwick
Eng
Albion
England
North Sea
Maystone
Methil
Scotland
London
Royal Air Force
Coast Guard
Farne Islands
Bulgarian Army Chiefs Claimed Arrest In Sofia
Paris based France-Soir reported that the Bulgarian army chief of staff and the commander of the First Army were seized in Sofia over an alleged plot against the government. The article named General Tochev as the first commander and noted a Finance Minister Kuin dismissal. An international policy director predicted mass arrests ahead of a Titoist trial.
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Paris
INS
France-Soir
Sofia
Kuin
Tochev
Ivan Karaivanov
Foreign Office
Belgrade
Borba
Bulgaria
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Fredericksburg, Va
Dog Mart
Joanne Suchon
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Willie Kocurek
Willie
San Jacinto
Rial Co
Husband Beater
Aroma
Southampton
K-Mar
Lepricons
Rio Grande
Wm. Rogers
Rogers
International Silver Co
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Kryptok
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Zale
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