Morton Gould Pinch Hitting Tonight in Hospital Absence
New York reports Morton Gould will conduct a 40 piece orchestra in a nine piece symphonic concert format tonight at 8 PM replacing Major Bowes in CBS’s schedule. The program features guest vocalists and rapid arrangement work as details are finalized amid Bowes’ hospitalization since Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania Keystone Division in World War I History
The Twenty-eighth division from Pennsylvania trained at Camp Hancck Augusta Georgia and sailed for France in May 1918. It traces origins to the American Revolution and served in France from June to November 1918. In rough combat near Chateau-Thierry and Meuse Ther sources note 921 prisoners and 46 artillery pieces captured with 63 machine guns. The insignia is a red keystone.
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Army Navy Warning Stations To Detect Hidden Threats
The War department begins building a chain of fixed and mobile warning stations in the United States and abroad to provide at least 15 minutes warning of hostile aircraft. First deliveries are planned for the Navy this summer of a super sensitive device to alert ships of approaching warplanes and enemy surface ships beyond the horizon. Full details of the British device are reported.
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Nazi Turkish Pact Hinted as Signs Point to Agreement
London reports Germany and Turkey near signing a mutual respect for territorial integrity pact. Sources say the accord aims to isolate Russia further and weaken resistence to German demands. A separate note mentions nickel shortages and a reflection on citizen sympathy during wartime measures.
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Aluminum Company of America official denies defense control aim
W. Wilson, vice president of the Aluminum Company of America, testifies before the Senate defense investigating committee and denies any effort to control aluminum production or to retard the defense program. He states output has doubled and would soon treble, arguing the industry supports national needs.
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Slain in Capital C. P. Phonephoto
The body of pretty Betty Streiff of Des Moines was found in a garage behind a Washington D C residence. She was clad only in shoes and socks. Police said they had been criminally attacked and strangled.
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