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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1950

Page

3

Midwest cools as heat breaks across region

Chicago reports a cool spell spreading from the northern Great Plains into Wisconsin and Illinois easing the heat. Highs were in the 80s with cooler readings in Duluth and Marquette. showers occurred from the Ohio River valley to Lake Superior. A flash flood near East Debuque, NL, claimed a man and two women when their car was swept away.

Chicago Midwest Great Plains Wisconsin Ilinois Texas Sa! Great Lakes Dueluth Minn Maxquette Mich Ohio River Lake Superior East Debuque

How the U S Army is structured in World War II

Washington outlines army organization from squads to army groups, noting a peak strength of 8 million in World War II and a modern skeleton of about 596,000. The piece explains unit sizes, command, and how divisions, corps, and armies are built and staffed, with mention of current commander General J Lawton Collins and listed divisions.

James Marlow Washington Aieutenant J. Lawton Collins Wel Second Armored Third Infantry 11Th Airborne 2Nd Airborne Japan Germany Korea Dions Pentagon

Inventory hints at a highly armed division formation

The fragment lists equipment such as bazookas, mortars, recoilless rifles, and a division stockpile including 6,913 rifles, 557 bazookas, 124 mortars, 900 machine guns along with tanks and field guns. It suggests a detailed breakdown of arms for a well-equipped military unit.

Mother of Missing General Dean Arrives in States

Mrs. Elizabeth Frische Dean, 70, arrives from Japan with her daughter to Berkeley, California, after Maj. Gen. William P. Dean, commander of the 24th Infantry Division, is reported missing in Korea. She expresses cautious hope for his return and speaks of his three years in the Far East. Two enlisted men killed at Betion accompany the General.

Seague America Korea Japan Elizabeth Frische Dean William P. Dean 24Th Dean Elizabeth Ver Mehr Berkeley Calif Washington, D. C Far East Rae Bindae Collins Betion

Congressgroups may scrap military life insurance plan

Washington reports the house committee on expenditures proposes eliminating the present NSLI and replacing it with a cost free life indemnity for all armed forces members. The 68 page subcommittee report says NSLI is more gratuity than insurance and outlines the government pays claims for total disability or death, proportional to coverage, rather than fund solvency.

Washington Congress House Committee Hardy D.-Val Veterans Administration National Service NSLI

Dale Novotsy Promoted Advertising Manager at Nebraska Paper

Dale Novotsy named advertising manager of the Nebraska paper. He joined the staff ten months ago as a salesman from a previous role at another Nebraska publication. Son of the late Lawrence public schools superintendent, he is a university graduate and former school editor.

Dale Novotsy Nebraska Paper Sunaf Fedl. Noval University Myron Ned Times Nevetny Nebraska Sewsparor Marine Dale Novetny Nebrassay I Mvotny Bo. Novetis Lawrence Publichools Sumer Nebrasan Universit

Atlantic Pact deputies push Western rearmament drive

London August 1947 twelve Atlantic pact nations convened a standing group of American French and British military experts to accelerate rearmament of the west against aggression. Lieut Gen Willis D. Crittenberger Lord Tedder and Lieut Gen Paul Ely joined the Washington based group as talks continued on defense production in western Europe.

London Pact Washington Atlantic Pact Council West Willis D. Crittenberger U.S. Arm Lord Tedder Britain Royal Air Force Paul Ely Council Europe Charles M. Spofford

Soil Conservation Meeting Tomorrow In County

Harvey J. Snapp executive secretary of the state board of supervisors of the soil conservation service will meet with the Douglas County district board of supervisors tomorrow at 2 o clock at their office.

Harvey J. Snapp Manhattan State Board of Supervisors Soil Conservation Service Douglas County District Board of Supervisors

Plans Started To Build Up Forces In Defense Push

Washington Aug 1 The nation will strengthen ground forces this month with four national guard divisions and smaller units ordered into federal service by Secretary of Defense Johnson. The First and Second Marine divisions will be brought to full strength and two marine reserve squadrons activated. Navy air power expansion is reported with a possible four engined bomber buildup to support Korea. House appropriations aides cite a Truman request for about 950 million dollars to buy planes, adding to last week’s 10.5 billion in armed forces spending. Bombers identified as 8 295 and B 50s are being sent to Korea, source did not specify counts or origin. Public disclosure of guard units awaits activation notices.

Washington National Guard Defense Johnson Korea Marine Reserve House Appropriations Committee Truman Congress Navy Air Force Pacific Coast Camp LeJeune N.C

Johnsons announce two air wings of nine squadrons each

The two marine reserve squadrons ordered to active duty will form two air wings of nine squadrons. Butell stated the PMA program will not exceed the 1950 payment level and Douglas County is expected to receive a similar amount from the salt conservation service in 1951 as in 1950, about $85,000.

Butell Douglas County Sail Conservation Service

Hope to Get Lime Program Started in County Sept. 1

The Douglas County PMA plans to start fair practice rates for agricultural lime and terrace construction on September 1, 1951. Chairman George Butell said the county committee will send fair practice prices to the state PMA for approval, with terrace prices at 70 percent of 1940 construction costs. Lime haulers are to mail price lists to the county PMA office. bids cover lime costs by township, delivery, and field spreading.

Douglas County Production and Marketing Administration George Butell County Production and Marketing Administration Butell State P. M. A County P

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