Ready Now Home Front, Fighting Colonel Speaks Out
American colonel urges renewed home front mobilization to defend the United States from Communists. He calls for maximum production of planes and tanks, warns of costly war, and says victory depends on stronger armament and readiness despite opposition. He spoke to Ralph Teatforth of United Press amid heavy fighting in Korea.
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Senator Blames Voters At Home For Pork Bills
Senator Paul Douglas charges flood projects funded by Congress are wasteful in a piece for American Magazine. He cites $830 million in flood and harbor work and $1.8 billion in appropriations under pressure from voters. He notes dredging for St Marys River and a Detroit River channel to benefit industry while arguing railroads face losses.
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Truman Congress told To Call Halt To Party Politics
Oilman H. R. Cullen urged Congress and President Truman to end party politics and unite the nation amid the Korea crisis. He sent telegrams to six senators and three representatives, calling for unified leadership and immediate military and defense planning to support U S forces abroad.
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University of Houston
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Don’t Use Fire Phone Plea From Baytown Officials
Baytown police and Fire Chief A G Lintelman urged residents to avoid using the fire line for non emergency information. They provided numbers 8371 and 2001 for non emergency inquiries and explained the fire phone rings loudly to alert firefighters.
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Montgomery
Nobody Wants Little Miss K Found Dead
Police seek a name for a brown haired girl aged about four or five whose nude body was found in a shallow creek near Linden. Officials say she drowned and no missing child report or viewings have occurred. Classified ads line references appear in the text.
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Free Rides To Church A Success
Jacksonville officials hailed free Sunday bus rides as a success after an experiment in free transportation. Riders simply told the driver they were going to church or had been to church to receive a complimentary trip.
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