Security Guarantee of 170000 West German Troops Revealed
Western powers maintain about 170000 troops in Germany ready to counter any invasion. The force includes US First Division veterans, reinforced armored units, 20000 airmen with two fighter bomber wings, B 50 bombers in Europe, and a troop carrier wing with four engined transports. Official secrecy surrounds current strength and deployment.
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Inunisia
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Europe
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Berlin
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Great Britain
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France
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Maynard Campaign Stop In Baytown Draws Local Support
Paul Maynard former assistant district attorney campaigning for county judge visited Baytown yesterday as a luncheon guest of Gordon L. Parned at a Rotary Club event. He toured the city with Nat Pace Sr and said he has solid backing from a broad cross section of the electorate including employers and workers. A separate World War II era military briefing is included in the clipping referencing Allied forces in Europe.
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Baytown
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Preston Smith Indicates Texas Representation Aim for Lt Governor
West Texan Preston Smith, state legislator from Lubbock, announced in Baytown his bid for lieutenant governor. He stressed representation for all Texans, aided by Rep Jim Pattison from Fort Bend. Campaigns include upcoming stops in Beaumont and Port Arthur. Smith cites roots in Williamson County and education at Texas Tech.
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Preston Smith
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Smith
Jimmy Pattison
House of Representatives
Fort Bend County
West Texas
Texas
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Liberty
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Williamson County
G. K. Smith
Williamson
Dawson
Gaines
Lamesa
Texas Technological College
Paul Cates
George Bowers
Cabbie Finds Honesty Not Very Rewarding
In Minneapolis cab driver James Young returned a lost purse containing $1000 after spotting the call on the radio. The passenger’s husband rewarded him with one dollar, while the meter on the return trip accrued 60 cents, leaving Young with 40 cents profit. The article closes with a line about survival chances in 20th century medicine, noting 96 percent today versus 1900.
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