General Clark resumes nine month rotation rule in Korea and Japan
Gen Mark Clark announced a return to the nine month frontline rotation requirement for battlefront troops, offset by a lag in replacements. The Pentagon overruled part of a previous plan, with different monthly point allotments for frontline, rear area, and Japan troops, and a lag in October replacements cited as the cause.
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Baker to preside at Kansas Ornithological Society meeting
Dr Rollin H Baker assistant curator at the University of Kansas Museum of Natural History will preside at the Kansas Ornithological Society annual meeting in Baldwin Sunday. Public invited to field trips at 8 a m followed by the business meeting.
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Baldwin Bird Club Hosts Statewide Meeting At Lawrence
Baldwin Bird Club members will host a statewide meeting in Lawrence. Attendees include Prof Henry B Fitch H B Tordolf Mr and Mrs Berting and Dr and Mrs Cloy as participants traveling from Lawrence.
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Broadcast Schedule Sets GOP Campaign Climax on Election Eve
The Republican HQ announced radio and TV simulcasts for Eisenhower and Nixon, climaxing with two election eve rallies on Nov 3. Schedule lists times and outlets from Oct 24 to Nov 3 across CBS NBC ABC MBS and Dumont networks. A note mentions Philip Ginter discovering anthracite coal in Cabron County, Pa., in 1791.
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Even Commuters Lose Speed In Soft Fall Light
A York street scuffle near Fifth and 50th pits a green coat woman and a tan-suited woman in a public brawl over a broken bottle of lotion and a bottle of lipstick. The crowd forms as accusations fly, a police officer intervenes, and the green-clad woman, after a brief denial, is escorted away. She ultimately collapses in tears near St. Patrick’s Cathedral, grieving alone.
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Tara OShanter Promoter Gets Contempt Acquittal
George F. May, Chicago businessman and promoter of the Tara OShanter events, was acquitted of contempt of Congress after refusing to answer questions from the Senate Crime Investigating Committee. The 62-year-old testified May 28, 1951, about operations at the Tom OShanter Country Club, including its high-stakes tournaments.
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