Navy plans mighty new super carrier fleet expansion
Washington reports a push for a 000,000-ton carrier with larger decks and faster catapults plus four fast submarines and a bigger hunter killer escort. Sullivan outlined advances including jet readiness tests and rebuilt launch systems as part of a broader modernization to accommodate atomic bomb carrying planes.
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Bible Believed 125 Years Old Found in Ottawa Home
Workmen insulate an old Williams' bee house southwest of Ottawa find a Bible believed to be at least 125 years old. It once belonged to the late Dan Fogle and includes entries from 1826. The relic likely spent decades in the attic before its discovery.
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Wrights First Plane Dispute Highlights British Step
A garbled report recalls a dispute over Orville Wright's first airplane and its world record status. The controversy centers on recognition and terms involving the Smithsonian Institution in Washington and British authorities.
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Synthetic Liquid Fuels Bill Ready Urges Prompt Action
Washington reports Rep. Francis Case urges quick passage of synthetic liquid fuels legislation to extend authority for research and push a Missouri demonstration plant converting coal to petroleum products. Bureau of Mines notes vast coal reserves could yield hundreds of years’ supply and sizable liquid fuel output, with ongoing plant operations training engineers and gathering data.
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Man Accused of Making Safe Burglar Proof
Topeka dispatch reports T J Smith of Houston Texas is alleged to be making safes burglar proof with three men including two Topeka police. Smith demonstrated the method as officers ordered him to surrender his tools. A crash at Seventeenth and Kentucky streets involved a Ford driven by Ralph Balda and a 1935 Huck sedan driven by Mrs Russell Camp at 4:30 PM per AA report. In Sofia Bulgaria a bill to draft all persons aged 18 to 60 for government work was proposed by Lt Gen Dubri Terpeshev advancing the Labor and Economic Mobilization bill.
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Constable Resigns in Wilkes-Harre After Eviction Row
Constable Ray K. Jones resigns after five years, citing conflict with enforcing eviction notices. He ends duties in Wilkes-Harre Fa. A marriage license is issued to Aaron E. Woodson, 61, Lawrence, and Mildred Woodson, 65, Kansas City.
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