Rotation Plan Told by Army
The army says a rotation program to replace combat veterans in Korea will begin on April 1 with 150 company grade and noncommissioned officers leaving the United States to relieve an equal number in Korea. A bigger plan to bring more veterans home and train replacements is in development. No date set for the first group’s return. An earlier move sent four division commanders to the U.S. for training roles. About 650 Korea veterans are already in the U.S. preparing to train troops at home, many having been wounded.
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Meat Tenderness Study Finds Longer Aging Improves Quality
New research indicates meat tenderness rises from three to fifteen days of aging after slaughter, suggesting longer aging enhances texture and palatability for consumers.
Polk Countians Wrestling In Politics Again
Benton Tennessee March 14 Polk county politics remain unsettled after three deaths in election violence. The Good Government League and the Democratic party clash as a citizens committee seizes the courthouse and bars the county court from meeting. Governor Browning is urged to act while National Guard recall lingers from 1948.
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Boy Nine Months Scalded To Death In Memphis Home
Memphis authorities report a nine month old boy drowned in scalding water after a mother leaving briefly returned to a downstairs apartment to find the child dead and his older sister badly burned. The incident occurred while the children played at bath time in a double sink with water dripping from a neighbor’s ceiling.
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UN patrols advance as Reds pull back across Korea front
U N patrols enter Red held areas north of Hoengsong while Marines uncover a vast enemy weapons cache described as the largest haul of the Korean War. Reports say 20 000 to 25 000 Chinese are moving north amid a widespread retreat with limited contact along the eastern front.
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Bus Train Wreck Kills Five Children in Virginia
Farmville Virginia reports a fatal collision between a school bus and a passenger train amid a rainstorm. Five Negro children died and ten were injured as the bus carrying 45 pupils was struck at a crossing after the train ran late. State police say John Oscar Robinson 16 faced a hearing March 27. he claimed he did not see the crossing. The wreck occurred as the train, bound for Norfolk from Columbus, was about 50 minutes late. one fourth of the bus was torn away as it broke apart.
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NLRB Election Among Max Factor Hollywood Workers
In Hollywood on March 14 the NLRB schedules an election next Tuesday for Max Factor's employees to decide union membership with about 200 votes expected. The Teamsters push for organizing the makeup workers including faces, lips, mustache wax, hair dyes, and related products.
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Story Behind Assassination Attempt Sought
Washington reports the secret service aims to reveal the full Blair House attack story. A. E. Baughman, chief, testified before the House operations committee as part of the 1952 budget support. Oscar Collazo awaits execution after being convicted of murder in the incident.
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Wish No More For Easy Life Of 3-Year-Old
David Hopkins, a three year old, faces a string of illnesses and accidents from November to March. He had tonsils removed, an ear infection, a ten-foot fall, allergy to a medicine, measles, mumps, and chicken pox. His birthday is April 1. Brazil is larger than the United States.
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Young In Heart Fills The Bill
Donald Henderson Clarke, 63, and his wife Gladys, 46, of Los Angeles adopted a nine month old baby after a court waived the usual 50 year age limit citing Clarke’s fitness. Writer Gene Fowler testified Clarke swims two miles daily and would be a good parent. Clarke is author of The Asphalt Jungle and 30 other works.
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