Former Mayor of Burbank Appointed Civil Defense Assistant
Washington June 17 Millard Caldwell announced Floyd J Jolley former mayor of Burbank California as his assistant administrator for operations Jolley succeeds Rex L Nicholson California construction engineer who returns to business interests A new instant chicken bouillon cube is advertised as a quick stock option for soups gravies and sauces.
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London Bridge Falls in partial collapse from crane crash
London bridge fell down today when a 180 ton steel crane floated up the Thames struck the span. A section of stone balustrade collapsed drawing frightened pedestrians to safety. Police closed the area briefly and reopened the roadway shortly after.
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Margaret Truman Honors Patton Grave In Luxembourg
Margaret Truman laid a wreath at General Patton's grave in Hamm Luxembourg during a World War II era visit. She earlier placed a wreath on Luxembourg’s World War I memorial as more than five hundred locals watched in quiet ceremony.
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War Brings Small Training Advances From Korea
Brig. Gen. David Ogden reports that Korea yields no dramatic shifts but steady ideas. He notes units submit reports for screened sound concepts and that small lessons recur. Maj. Gen. Lewis Hershey supports expanded enlistment choices and equal manpower sharing across services. He cites deferrals of 100,000 farmers among 600,000 total deferrals from ages 19 to 26.
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Negro Publishers Press Army Segregation Ban
The National Newspaper Association representing 26 Negro papers urged the Army to end segregation, praising Navy and Air Force for early steps toward equal manpower use while criticizing the Army’s apparent disregard of President Truman’s desegregation orders. The group also proposed using UN mediator Ralph Bunche in Korea if mediation becomes possible.
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Panel Urges Quick Okay Of Aid Fund
Panel urges Congress to approve the 8.5 billion dollar foreign aid request from President Truman, arguing it is vital for American security and can be afforded without harming the economy. The National Planning Assoc. urges a centralized agency to manage foreign economic policy for clarity and efficiency.
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One Man Is Charged After Moonshine Raid
The Kanawha County sheriff's office reports a 80 gallon moonshine still three barrels of mash and whisky seized in a Saturday raid at Spring Hill. James Fields 30 was charged with possession of the still and arrested at his St. Albans home shortly after midnight. Deputies said the still was found in a chicken house near Upton Creek in Spring Hill.
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