Canning War Equipment For Long Term Storage
Major F Mueller describes a new army ordnance method to store American war materials in steel aluminum or plastic containers. The approach uses desiccants and inert gas, enabling preservation with minimal maintenance and keeping equipment ready for rapid deployment.
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Corsages Out At Utah School Dances
Students in Spanish Fork Springville and Payson voted to remove corsages from dances. The move stems from corsage costs keeping many students away from school dances.
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Expectant Pup Gives Gl s A Busy Session at Camp Carson
At Camp Carson General Hospital a terrier named Scoop arrived seeking help as labor began. Clerks, servicemen, and hospital staff kept vigil through a long night while Col Roy E Fox ordered top care in the veterinary ward. The hospital vet announced four males and four more puppies, ending the suspense.
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Air minded students and hunting mix in Montana report
Two hunters in Skobey, Montana pursue a jackrabbit but a bobcat lunges from a gully. Kosher raises the rifle to shoot the rabbit and ends up bagging the bobcat. In Kansas, the Aviation Commission approves costs as schools add aviation courses with 600 students enrolled in 78 schools.
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Mammoth Plant Peace Casualty
Chicago reports the giant plant once staffed by 33 000 workers is mostly deserted after peace, with 485 acres of facility, 10 000 car parking lot, 10 miles of tunnels, and 14 cafeterias now largely idle as maintenance staff remain only.
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Ground combat men earned most Congressional Medals of Honor
A wartime tally shows sixty four percent of the Army Medal of Honor awards went to ground combat soldiers. The finding highlights the emphasis on infantry and frontline service during the conflict.
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