Fast vast rearmament looms as austerity unfolds
The piece argues that the United States faces rapid and extensive rearmament with austerity ahead. It links congressional tax talks and material cutbacks to job losses, production shifts, and a garrison-state economy. Ford plans 42000 layoffs by March amid tradeoffs between civilian demand and defense orders.
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Washington
Attlee
Pres. Truman
National Production Authority
Visers
Key
America
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Army Chaplain Corps In Existence 175 Years
On the 175th anniversary Maj. Gen. Roy H. Parker spoke for the Army Chaplain Corps praising faith and courage under fire. He urged winning minds and hearts for lasting social uplift and liberty through personal integrity and honesty. Chaplains across theaters from Berlin to Korea are guiding soldiers, with two killed or missing in action reported in Korea.
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Washington
Army Chaplain Corps
Roy H. Parker
Berlin
Korea
U.S
Ivan L. Bennett
Raleigh
N. C
Far East
Gen. Parker
Japan
Gov Rennebohm appoints De Bardeleben as Price County judge
Gov. Rennebohm named John A. De Bardeleben a Phillips attorney since 1919 to replace the late Asa K. Owen as Price County judge. De Bardeleben, 57, will serve in Phillips. Canada's forest cover equals 37 percent of its total land area, excluding Newfoundland.
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Madison
Wis
Rennebohm
John A. de Bardeleben
Phillips
Price County
Asa K. Owen
de Bardeleben
Canada
Newfoundland
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