General Who Fears for Korea Warned by Army on Statements
Maj. Gen. Daniel H. Hudelson said the Army warned him to issue further public remarks through military channels after claiming communists could overruns UN forces in Korea. He called the move a possible gag but warned separation from the Army could invite misinterpretation. Washington officials doubted disciplinary action, while Gen Pace condemned his view of a US defeat. Hudelson cited intelligence on a front of 15 000 to 20 000 yards and warned of casualties if attacked through Chinese lines.
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Hospital boycott rocks osteopath row in Bay City
Bay County medical leaders boycott the city owned General Hospital after the commission allowed osteopaths to practice there. Doctors plan to transfer patients to Mercy Hospital and remove equipment, warning the facility could become a ghost institution. Dr. A L Ziliak notes a formal statement will follow.
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Gotaverken Shipyard Delivers 16000-Ton Tank Motorship
Gotaverken shipyard in Sweden delivers a 16,000-ton tank motorship built for the Brazilian government. The vessel marks a significant addition to Brazil’s maritime fleet and showcases Swedish shipbuilding capabilities.
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Commencement at Bridgeport Engineering Institute
Ray Palmer Baker of RPI will be principal speaker at BEI commencement Friday at 8 p.m. in Burroughs library Lucymes. Diplomas for 29 candidates will be conferred. Valedictorian Joseph Leopold, of Frank Street Long Hill, an ex Army veteran and Dictaphone official, will speak. Recipients include Edward Baker Stratford James Balint Stratford and many other grads listed with addresses across Stratford and surrounding towns.
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Frank Street
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David
BEI
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First Congregational Church
Stratford
Arthur E. Keating
Institute
W. Stewart Clark
John Jay
Leslie A. Hoffman
University of Chicago
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Troy, N. Y
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Dudley Observatory
Union University
Troy Associated Hospital Service
Albany Medical College
Samaritan Hospital
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Fire in Fairfield closet causes $50 damage
Firemen from Stratfield and Tunxis Hill extinguished a blaze in a closet at the home of E. C. Gold on 93 Wilson Street Fairfield yesterday about 6 15 p m. Damage to clothing was estimated at $50 and the cause was undetermined.
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