Army Training Men In New Code Object Increase Determination To Fight
The Army backs a new code of conduct with an intensified educational campaign to build fighting spirit and leadership in GIs. Col. Harold C. Lyon and Lt. Col. William A. McKee said the policy, effective just before Eisenhower proclaimed the code, emphasizes citizenship defense and psycho toxical warfare defense. The program stresses leadership, buddy aid, and realization of the why behind actions, aiming to develop 32 core convictions including a will to fight and resolve under stress.
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Paul Southwick
Washington
Harold C. Lyon
William A. McKee
Army
Eisenhower
Korea
America
Lyon
McKee
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Domestic workers covered under social security rules
Social Security now covers private home workers paid at least 50 dollars in a calendar quarter. Beginning 1955, any worker paid 50 dollars or more in a quarter must be reported. Household employers obtain an employer number from IRS and submit quarterly wage reports with four percent tax. two percent withheld from the worker and two percent added by the employer. This extends old age and survivors insurance to cooks, maids, and gardeners.
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Fred C. Rogers
Houston
Social Security Office
Rogers
Internal Revenue Service
District Direcor
Internal Revenue
Austin
Houston Social Security Office
Quirks Woodchucks Drafted for Rabbit Habitat
Conservation officials move 11 woodchucks to Braver Island in Michigan to dig burrows for rabbits. They say rabbits have failed to create homes, and the area has seen little adjustment in two years. The plan aims to foster a stable rabbit population by natural burrowing.
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Braver Island
Mich
Should Mothers Have Job Outline of Various Views
Chicago based Success Unlimited discusses working mothers in a feature by Brot Stearns. It argues women should work if they choose and criticizes labeling homemakers as merely housewives while urging men to support their partners' decisions.
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Chicago
Success Unlimited
Napoleon Hill Institute of Chicago
BR Ot Stearns
Stearns
America
Radar aids close air support for troops in all weather
Washington reports the Marine Corps has developed a light weight radar that lets planes support ground troops with artillery accuracy in any weather day or night. The system can be mounted on trucks or helicopters and is described as the greatest forward step in close air support since such support began.
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Washington
Marins Css
Marina Corps
Pan American Airlines Strike Postponed by Union
A Pan American World Airways strike scheduled for midnight in New York was delayed by the CIO Transport Workers Union. Both sides remain hopeful for an agreement before the Labor Day weekend as federal mediator George McSwan arranged separate talks before a joint session.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
CIO Transport Workers Union
George Mc.Swan
Florida
Why All The Fuss Over Movieland Stars
Gloria Swanson muses on fame and its fans in Rome. She recalls Hollywood’s early glamor with stars like Garbo Fairbanks Pickford Chaplin and Gable, mingled pranks, games, and the rare party fight sparked by a rose in a dress.
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Gloria Swanson
Cross Street
United Press
Rome
Garbo
Ike
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
the Thalbergs
Norma Shearer
Charles Chaplin
Marion
Niagara Walls
Land of
Make Believe
Buster Keaton
Zasu Pitts
Chaplin
Ronnie Colman
Warner Baxter
Chester Morris
John Saunders
Fay Wray
Herbert Marshall
Mr. Saunders
Ernst Lubitsch
New Look at State Department Shifts Under Hoover Jr
Washington reports a revamped State Department as Herbert Hoover Jr moves from adviser to key role. His engineering background guides diplomacy, aiding Belgium oil support talks and Iran oil settlement. Hoover stresses human relations over gadgets as essential to postwar diplomacy.
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Paul Shinkman
Central Press Association
Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
Department of State
Dulles
Eizenhower
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Belgium
U. S
United Nations
United States
Iran
Walter Bedell Smith
Allan
London
Venezuela
Chile
Brazil
Peru
Hoover
London Traffic Expert To Drive Chicago Cab
Alexander Samuels, a traffic expert from London, will steer a Chicago taxi Wednesday with Chicago Police Commissioner Timothy O Conner as his passenger. Samuels once drove a London cab for five years in the 1820s and aims to study Chicago’s traffic congestion firsthand.
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Chicago
Alexander Samuels
London
Samuels
Timothy O'Conner
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