Chinese Generals Check Sill School Briefing
Three Nationalist Chinese major generals arrived at Fort Sill for a briefing on training and organization of the Artillery School faculties and administrative branches. Maj. Gen. Huang Chan Kuai, Maj. Gen. Hsieh Chao Tsi, and Maj. Gen. Yu Pak Chuen were hosted with Lt. Col. William E. Crump Jr.. they plan to depart Thursday.
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Italian Army Truck Plunges Off Mountain Ravine
Seventeen Italian soldiers were killed and two injured near Trenton on July 21 when an army truck ran off a mountain road at a curve and toppled 300 feet into a gorge near the Swiss frontier.
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Favorite Red Spy Pose Is Diplomat Favorite Red Spy Pose Is Diplomat
Washington reports that Russian spies have favored the diplomat disguise as their entry pass to the United States. Three expelled agents operated under diplomatic covers, two as military attaches and one as second secretary to the Soviet U.N. mission, with counter espionage experts noting all diplomats warrant watching.
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House Approves Bill to Strip Citizenship from Subversives
Washington The House approved a bill to revoke citizenship of Americans convicted of advocating overthrow of the government by force or violence. The measure, backed by President Eisenhower, moves to the Senate without a recorded vote as part of the anti subversive program pushed by Attorney General Brownell. Its fate in the Senate remains uncertain.
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Goodman on Broadway Jazz Sextet Sees Modern Music Preference
N New York report quotes Benny Goodman saying today’s college students prefer listening to modern music over dancing. He notes his Stanford student daughter and friends would rather sit and listen, suggesting modern jazz may not suit dancing.
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Benny Goodman
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House Votes Disabled Vet Pay Increase
The House approved a bill to raise compensation for veterans with service connected disabilities by about 5 percent and for some dependents by 25 percent, in a 399 to 0 roll call. The measure excludes non service related pensioners and includes GI Act education deadline extensions for Korea veterans, costing roughly 110 million dollars yearly.
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North Carolina residents average 100 quarts milk per year
A report states that each person in North Carolina consumes about 100 quarts of milk annually. The figure highlights dairy demand and potential market size for producers and retailers statewide.
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Funeral Services Sunday For Kelly
Decatur Texas July 21 funeral services for George Machine Gun Kelly the kidnapper who taunted FBI agents will be held next Sunday. He died last Sunday in Leavenworth Kansas and will be buried at Cottondale after funeral director C L Christian said the service was delayed to allow Kelly's sons to attend. Kellys wife Kathryn and Mrs Shannon serve life terms at Alderson West Virginia. Shannon was pardoned after 11 years. Nearly everyone in Decatur has seen Kellys body since it arrived two days ago.
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Machine Gun) Kelly
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Ventura Beer Drifters Rescued From Innertube Raft
Five Ventura men drifting toward their goal on a homemade inner tube raft named Rubber Bomb Sneaky were blown back 40 miles and rescued by the Hawk and the Morris after drifting 20 miles from shore. One planned participant stayed behind, leaving six aboard. only five were found aboard when picked up. They had beer for the voyage, a mast and a radio transmitter, and forgot much of their food.
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Hawk
Coast Guard
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Johnny Strobel
Pacific
Utah Governor to Challenge Foreign Aid Legality
SALT LAKE CITY Governor J Bracken Lee announced he will seek a Supreme Court ruling on the legality of the federal foreign aid program. He asked Utahs attorney general to determine the proper legal steps for challenging a government action they claim violates the U S Constitution by sending tax funds overseas.
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J. Bracken Lee
U.S. Supreme Court
Utah
U. S
Pickets Adopt Yo-Yos and Rubber Balls in Protest
In St Louis discharged workers from Cobalt Manufacturing Co. demonstrated with yo-yos and rubber balls replacing plain cardboard signs. The unusual picket style circulated yesterday as a form of protest while showing solidarity outside the plant.
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Nationalist Chinese Bitter Over Truce
Taipei Formosa July 21 Chinese Nationalist Foreign Minister George Yeh condemned the Geneva settlement saying the Communists have reached another milestone in their plan of world conquest. He criticized the partition line at the 38th parallel in Korea and voiced sympathy for Viet Nam's people while warning about the fate of Chinese nationals in Hanoi Haiphong and northern Viet Nam.
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Formosa
George Yeh
Geneva
38Th Parallel
Korea
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Viet Nam
Hanoi
Eisenhower Seeks Citizenship Recovery Measure
President Eisenhower backs a bill to restore about 2000 Americans who lost citizenship. Eligible persons may recover by taking the oath of allegiance and a communist oath, simplifying the process. The measure aims to restore U S citizenship for those who forfeited it under earlier conditions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Japan
United States
Artillery Marks 179th Birthday With Duty Focus
Artillery Center marks its 179th anniversary with emphasis on duty and service to the nation. The piece traces the artillery arm from its continental congress origins to modern weapons like the 280mm gun and Honest John rocket, highlighting air defense roles with Nike systems and 75mm skysweeper.
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Army Artillery
Continental Congress
U. S. Army
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