B36 Bombers To Arrive In Japan In Mega Training Flight
The Far East Command said a second flight of ten engine B36 intercontinental bombers capable of carrying atomic bombs will reach Japan tomorrow from the United States. An undisclosed number landed Tuesday after a nonstop voyage from U S bases. The Japan landing forms part of a transpacific training exercise by the Strategic Air Command.
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United States
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Strategic Air Command
Bricker Sees Demo Taking Taft Place
Senator Bricker predicts Governor Lausche may name former Senator James Huffman to fill the late Taft seat. Huffman, 58, from Columbus, was appointed in 1945 to fill Burton’s vacancy and lost to Bricker in 1946.
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Bricker
Ohio
Frank Lausche
James W. Huffman
Taft
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Lausche
Huffman
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Senate
Harold M. Burton
Supreme Court
Zionist Group Opposes U S Arms Aid to Arabs
The Zionist Organization of America president Rabbi Irving Miller announced at the 56th annual convention in New York that the group opposes any U S military aid to Arab states until they agree to peace with Israel and end threats of renewed warfare.
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Zionist Organization of America
U. S
Israel
ZOA
Irving Miller
Road Hogging Pup Object Of Search
Reading, Pa. officials patrolled Pottsville Pike for a brown and black sheep dog that walked the highway for five hours. Horns blew as motorists swerved to avoid the animal. Attempts to lure him off failed. Humane Society dispatched a search crew but the dog remains missing.
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Reading
Mrs Roosevelt cites India seating dispute as Soviet victory
New York Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt as honorary chair of Americans for Democratic Action says the India seating dispute at the Korean peace conference marks a substantial victory for Malenkov in splitting the free world. She warns the drama highlights US self isolation from friends and allies due to inflexible policy.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Nations
India
Malenkov
Free World
Helena Returns To Duty After Korea War Service
The Navy announced the cruiser Helena is back on duty in Far Eastern waters for a fourth tour since the Korean War began.
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Tokyo
Helena
Far Eastern
First US piano built in Philadelphia in 1775
A historical note states the first piano manufactured in the United States was produced in Philadelphia in 1775. The fact highlights Philadelphia’s early role in American instrument making and the colonial era craft industry.
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United States
Philadelphia
New Organization Seeks School Aid
A council for financial aid to education was formed yesterday to attract private funds for privately operated colleges. Sponsors include Alfred P. Sloan Jr. of General Motors and Frank W. Abrams of Standard Oil. Labor unions foundations and other groups will be approached for support.
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Council For Financial Aid
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors
Frank W. Abrams
Standard Oil
Van Fleet Delivers Korean Relief Report to Rhee
General James A. Van Fleet met President Syngman Rhee in Seoul and announced near half a million dollars in relief. He presented a report detailing 86 grants the American Korean Foundation mission has disbursed in the last week under Dr. Howard Rusk.
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James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
van Fleet
American-Korean Foundation
Howard A. Rusk
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An improved powder FASTEETH sprinkles on upper and lower plates to hold them firmer and more comfortable. It has no gummy taste or feeling, is alkaline, does not sour, and helps control plate odor. Obtain TEETH at any drug store.
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