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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1951
Page
13
The nation prepares Armed Forces Day observances with open houses luncheons dinners and demonstrations at military installations. Service chaplains and programs will honor sacrifice and devotion while displays of equipment and related events take place for citizens to witness and reflect.
Dr Dorothy Arm sworn into the United States Air Force at Apson Air Force Base. The Army’s July through September 1951 mobilization places 1,500 field grade officers into active duty with 1,100 officers in the enlisted ranks. 400 colonels noted. The TB 50D navigator bomber training version to join training, with 26-ton Walker armor tank reaching three months early.
Defense chiefs honor Armed Forces Day and praise unity among the Army Navy Air Force in Korea and in build up of war materiel. Secretaries Pace Matthews Finletter and Marshall commit to freedom peace and defense of the United States with pride and resolve.
Stage correspondent describes the Brooklyn Bridge as a durable historic span still robust after widening to six lanes in 1951. The piece recalls construction methods, bedrock foundations, tower heights, and the bridge's enduring place among New York City crossings despite aging, with notes on traffic changes and past fears.
Dr Ai Ming and Lillie Cheng, a Chinese couple with a four year old son, face deportation due to expired temporary visas. Grace Hospital friends back their plea while Congressman George Bender seeks special legislation. They fear returning to a China torn by conflict and may lose their hospital career.
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