National Guard Officers To Get Atomic Training
National Guard officers will receive atomic warfare training next year per Maj. Gen. Edgar C. Erickson. Army field forces will run two training tracks including one week social weapons and guided missile courses at Fort Bliss and an eight week course at Fort Leavenworth to prepare general staff officers for atomic operations.
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VFW Stamps Quartet to Perform at Lee College
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 912 Baytown presents a Sept 16 program at Lee College auditorium featuring the Stamps Quartet and the Chelette Sisters in a benefit for VEW fund. Doors open 8 pm with advance adults 1.50 children 0.50. at the door adults 1.20. Tickets available from VFW Post 912 members.
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Stamps Quartet
Chelette Sisters
Lee College
VEW Benefit
KRLD
Dallas
Frank H. Stamps
Chelette
Port Arthur
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Ted Mack
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Mary Jo Chelette
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FBI Gets Its Man After 30 Years
In New York a Brooklyn Navy Yard machinist Joseph Fiscina aged 58 was arrested for a 30 year rack of motor number alterations on thousands of cars. He allegedly led a million dollar auto theft ring as the master craftsman known as the Leonardo Da Vinci of car tampering. He posted $20,000 bail and awaits a grand jury hearing.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
FBI
Leonardo da Vinci
Joseph H. Fiscina
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Jerome Lewis
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Fistina
Fiscina
Federal House of Detention
Man Fined For Neglect To Cattle In Austin
In Austin a former San Antonio school teacher James E. Hill was fined 50 dollars plus costs after a Travis County Humane Society complaint alleged he failed to properly feed about five cattle. Hill denied neglect, claiming the issue was blackmail, and a veterinarian testified one cow died after an injection as Hill’s attorney noted an appeal.
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James E. Hill
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Hill
Richard F. Nauert
Where's My Staff De Castries Asks After Release
Brig. Gen. Christian De Castries, freed by the Viet Minh, asks for his staff and the men who defended Dien Bien Phu. He reports he never ordered surrender and recalls the siege ending May 7. He arrives in Hanoi after 120 days in captivity and sends a cable to his wife in Paris. He appeared diminished, weights loss reported.
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Christian de Castries
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de Castries
Hed River
First Lawyer Barred On Loyalty Matter
Miami report states former government attorney Leo Sheiner became the first lawyer barred from practice after refusing to answer loyalty questions. Circuit Judge Vincent C. Giblin disbarred him for not answering about allegiance to the courts and country. The Salton Sea in California formed in 1905-07 when the Colorado River breached a levee and flooded the valley.
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Leo Sheiner
Vincent C. Giblin
Salton Sea
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