Kansas airstrip pilots relay artillery fire over enemy
Lt Moses Lewis of Emporia Kansas and fellow artillery liaison pilots recall life over a rugged front. They fly unarmed planes to spot targets and direct shells, reporting 200 to 300 missions and adrenaline as shells crash into thatched huts during combat.
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Korea
Moses Lewis
Emporia Kan
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Lewis
Eney
Bolp
Troy B. Hammons
Tacoma
Wash
Mra. J. P. Hammons
Canyon
Tex
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Robert L. Hoffman
Portamouth
Ohio
Robert W. Kolb
Fayetteville
N.C
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Lima
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Steel demand grows as production records shatter nationwide
New York reports a weekly steel output exceeding two million tons amid booming demand. Industry leaders push for expanded capacity to 115 million tons by year end 1952 while urging minimal government involvement. skeptics worry about inventory buildup and shortages. In Washington, the Democratic Jefferson Jackson dinners will proceed with a focus on state events, the national dinner slated for April 14 with $100 per attendee. The text also notes a reference to the 1848 Swiss Constitution approved by 22 cantons.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Smith
Alton
Steel Ind
Washington
Democratic Party
William M.boyle, Jr
Ashington
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