Reservists to receive prebasic training before summer field exercise
The Army announced two hours of prebasic training for reservists with no prior experience before their 15 days of summer field work. The program, at Army installations, includes marching, arms handling, map and compass reading, rifle drill, and other topics under the 6210th Neplavem One Training Center. Existing civilian recruits in Southern California will train under Reserve Corps units at Fort MacArthur Camp Cooke and Camp Kowin.
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Navy personnel assignments and recruit training update
H reported for duty at Long Beach Naval Shipyard as ship superintendent in the production department. SA Donald Durbin reports to the Solarman School in San Diego. L. C. Panter and Ralph E. Wachter serve with Navy industrial department at NOB Guam. Recruits Robert A. Dexter Norman G. Schauf and L. L. Stiles complete recruit training in San Diego. Lt Col Joseph B. Franklin, formerly in this area, serves with the First Corps transportation section in Korea.
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Guam
L. C. Panter
Ralph E. Wachter
Robert A. Dexter
Norman G. Schauf
L. L. Stiles
Joseph B. Franklin
First Corps
First Army Corps
Korea
Tibetan delegation reports Chinese troops withdrawn from Tibet
Gladys Parker reports a three man Tibetan delegation said Chinese Communist soldiers have been withdrawn from Tibet. They offered no further comment after noting Dalai Lama is in Abtung and in good health. The situation remains hazy with unconfirmed reports of a Tibetan government in Kangting, Sinkiang.
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Kangting
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U S Defense Needs More Bees on Jobs
In Cincinnati on April 20, Byron T. Shaw of the U S Agriculture Research Administration warned of honeybee shortages hampering weapons and aircraft production. He cited beeswax needs for munitions and the push to double bee production while noting progress on a dextran plasma substitute and ongoing challenges with Army field rations and dried potatoes.
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High Investments in Los Angeles In First Quarter
Los Angeles reports private capital investment of 72.88 million in the first three months. Of this, 35.40 million backed 16 new defense plants and 41 other factories during March, per the chamber of commerce.
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Bombed shrine being rebuilt in Reeth after 1945 firebombing
Sukyu reports a Buddhist temple originally built in 1648 by the third Shogun of the Tokugawa family is being rebuilt after destruction by American firebombs in 1945. The cornerstone laid for a 120 by 95 foot iron concrete structure, with a projected cost of 277,778 dollars.
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