Biggest Military Maneuver In History Gets Underway
In Texas the Longhorn maneuver opens with brigades of the 82nd Airborne clashing with the 47th Infantry and 1st Armored units in a large scale mock war. Lt Gen Hoge directs the four-division exercise with Canham leading the 82nd and Gay commanding overall U S forces. The event runs through April 11 with air support from the 9th and 18th Air Forces.
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Charles D. W. Canham
Safety Drinking Uniform Wins Wilbur Reunion
Trellis Mae designs a bold drinking uniform for Wilbur Peeble's college reunion. After a late night sendoff, the plan backfires as Wilbur arrives home in overshoes and coveralls, and the costume inspires a new safety sipping club among his friends.
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Glider Reaches 44,000 Feet Over California
In Bishop California pilots Larry Edgar and meteorologist Harold Kleiforth of the Sierra Wave project announced they reached 44,000 feet in a two seat glider. They said the altitude could set a world record if the NAA accepts it. The flight explored mountain influence on high altitude air currents and was an official test under the project.
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Larry Edgar
Sierra Wave
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National Aeronautics Association
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Symington Files Senate Bid in Missouri Primary
W. Stuart Symington, former RFC head, filed his candidacy for the U S Senate in Jefferson City. Campaign manager J James Troken filed the papers after Symington announced Saturday in St Louis he would run. Other announced August primary candidates include Missouri Attorney General J E Taylor and former Rep Roger C Slaughter of Kansas City.
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ULP
W. Stuart Symington
Reconstruction Finance Democratic
United States
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J James Troken
RFC
St. Louis
Senate
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J. E. Taylor
Roger C. Slaughter
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Arkansas Totals Up Damage Bill
Gov. Sid McMath announced Arkansas tallied a 25 million dollar bill for damage from Black Friday’s tornadoes and floods. The state absorbed the worst losses among six Southern states with 232 deaths and 1,100 injured across the disasters.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Sid McMath
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