Young Lieutenant Leads South Korean Scouts in Korea
Front line story from Korea details First Lieutenant Kelly, 22, commanding South Korean scouts and American troops in the Ist Division. The unit, including women and local guides, conducts behind enemy lines patrols and village intelligence. Eight members receive nominations for Silver or Bronze Stars.
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Carlton L. la Bombard
Nashua
New Hampshire
Hay Fever Season Looks Tough With No Cure Yet
Northwestern Allergy Center director Malkiel warns a harsh hay fever season ahead due to warm weather and abundant ragweed. No new drugs have emerged and common antihistamines remain popular though limited in cure. Scientists like Malkiel and Feinberg pursue immunization and new approaches to lessen reactions and injections.
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Weever
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Samuel M. Feinberg
Northwestern
War May Not Cut Civilian Goods As Much As Expected
Washington experts project civilian output will remain strong under Korea War demands. Military needs rise to 5.5 to 6 billion tons, autos cut about 10 percent in 1951, lumber allocates 1.5 billion feet to defense with 33.5 billion for civilians, production facilities seen adequate to meet near term needs.
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Remembering Typhus Shots and Passport Hurdles for Veterans
Veteran writer recalls the harsh typhus shots of wartime while detailing postwar passport chaos and the absurd delays of civilian life. He jokes about initial names, travel plans, and the endless queues at offices, airports, and shops.
Shortage of Hospital Beds Warned by Atomic Threat
A V A report warns that war danger and atomic bombing could spike veteran and civilian hospital bed needs. By 1973 up to 300000 beds may be required for veterans, with 132000 mental cases by 1975, urging urban hospital placement to ease staffing.
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Paul F. Fllns
New York
Veterans Administration
Special Medical Advisory Group
Journal of the American Medical Association
Roy R. Cracke
Birmingham
Alabama
Veterans’ Hospital
Ubban
Singing Convention Sponsors Two-Week Music School
The Baytown Singing Convention offers a two week music school at Congregational Methodist Church on Causeway Road led by instructor PJ Taylor of Houston. Campbell quartets perform Friday at Robert E. Lee Auditorium with 50 and 25 cent admission. C Parrish presides as convention president.
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