Poor Man's Philosopher: Cavalry Hope in Asia
Hal Boyle argues for reviving horse cavalry in Korea with the U S Eighth Army. Maj. William Cochrane Jr. and others claim terrain favors horses and mules for transport and surprise raids, noting their speed and ability to navigate rugged, narrow paths where tanks falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Europe
Old Dobbin
Asia
Maj
William Cochrane, Jr
Joplin
Major Cochrane
Cochrane
Seventh Cavalry Regiment
Custer
Armed Forces Club Facilities Rushed to Readiness
The Associated Services for Armed Forces ASAF says clubs for the expanding armed forces are being rushed into readiness nationwide and abroad. Philadelphia attorney Robert Dechert chairman notes ASAF operates 109 clubhouses with plans to expand step by step as the military grows. Member agencies include YMCA National Catholic Community Service and National Jewish Welfare Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Services
Robert Dechert
Philadelphia
ASAF
United States
Young Men’s Christian Associations
National Catholic Community Service
National Jewish Welfare Board
Becomes Mother Then Grandma In Few Hours
In Roanoke Virginia Mrs. Ava P Campbell became a mother for the sixth time when her daughter Mrs Doris George aged 20 bore a son just hours after Mrs Campbell gave birth to a girl. Both babies were delivered by the same doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Ava P. Campbell
Doris George
584 Casualties Listed in Korean Combat Area
The Defense Department released casualty list No. 177 identifying 584 American losses. Among them 60 killed, 450 wounded, 30 injured in accidents, and 44 missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Department
Franco Probes Allies With Gibraltar Appeal
Generalissimo Franco pushes Spain’s claim to Gibraltar in comments to Arriba, but says now is not the time to raise the issue. Mackenzie notes the move appears aimed at catching Western attention and aligning with allies while highlighting Spain’s strategic ports, airfields, and 28 million population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
Spain
Rock of
Gibraltar
Arriba
The
Falange
Mediterranean
John Bull
Britain
Sole Forestry Chief Considered By State Conservation Officials
Wisconsin conservation officials study a single chief for the forestry service to streamline administration. Three division chiefs currently run cooperative forestry, forests and parks, and fire protection across about 13 million acres. Senior officers include Wilson Harrington and Neil LeMay, with LeMay based at Tomahawk. The move aims to strengthen the foundation of the conservation program amid expanding state forest projects. The report notes a growing state tax funding forestry efforts and highlights longstanding careers of Wilson Harrington and LeMay.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Wisconsin
F. G. Wilson
Co-Operative Forestry Division
C. L. Harrington
Neil LeMay
Forest Protection Division
Protection Service
Tomahawk
Upper
LeMay
Wilson
Onal
Conservation Department
Harrington
Commission
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Hal Boyle
Boyle
Bell
Grandma
J. R. Williams
Mily
TJ. Rwilliams
Foreign Affairs
By Dewitt MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Tribune Madison
Protection Division
Sydney
Australia
New Guinea
Hallmark Greeting Cards
la Crosse
Main Street
Laundry & Sanitone Cleaners
Fifth Avenue South
Main St
Caledonia St
S & L Store
Robel
Chenille
Dresser
Waffle Iron
General Electric
Brach’s
Dad
Hus
S&l
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