Bill Jack revives U S defense plant project in Riverside
Riverside March 16 63 year old Ohio manufacturer Bill Jack buys 60 acres and five buildings on Camp Anza site to launch a 1.2 million defense plant. Within a year 4000 workers expected turning out 5 million dollars monthly of top secret Air Force and Navy items. Jack’s firm Jack and Heintz Co previously operated five Ohio plants building aircraft instruments. 50 technicians arrive next week to begin installing 11 carloads of machinery as 7200 former Ohio workers await recall.
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House Chiefs Delay Draft Bill Debate
Washington March 16 The House Armed Services Committee approved a bill to lower the draft age to 18 and create a Universal Military Training program by a 32 to 3 vote after four days of closed-door wrangling. Rep Vinson plans three days of debate starting April 3 and added a provision to honor race-based segregation requests if military necessity allows.
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West Germany Faces Allied Occupation Cost Bill
The Allied High Commission handed West Germany a bill of 6.595 billion marks for occupation and defense costs for the coming fiscal year, about 21 percent higher than the current year. The charge totals 6.3 percent of West Germany's estimated gross national production, with the U.S. expenditure cited at 15.7 percent of its national income.
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Allied High Commission
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Student Admits Killing Sergeant
Joseph Corbett Jr., 22, former University of Washington and California student, pleaded guilty to second degree murder of Air Force Sgt. Allen Lee Reed in San Rafael. He was sentenced to five years to life in San Quentin, with his attorney citing self defense and a dispute over a drinking and gambling spree.
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California
Air Force
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San Quentin
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Bagshaw
Folks Must Feel Good to Do Job
James Keelan Jr a machine operator at 5565 Labadier Ave St Louis says good energy comes from feeling well He describes prior digestive distress including heartburn and indigestion and credits HADACOL with relief He urges others to ask their druggist for HADACOL to help deficiencies and better work performance
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U.N Studies Report on Red Slave Labor
United Nations delegates presented Soviet document summaries to the Economic and Social Council, detailing forced labor camps with near starvation diets and better food for guard dogs. U.S. Delegate Walter M. Katschning introduced a resolution for an investigation, citing an estimated two to twenty million forced workers in the USSR.
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Chile
Hot Free Trade Unions
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Russia
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U.S
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The
International Federation
U S Probing Power of New UN Peace Commission
Lake Success March 16 The United States relies on the investigative power of the 14 member United Nations Peace Observation Commission to deter future wars. Created November 3 1950 as part of uniting for peace, it will not handle the Korean War but will address zones of potential national tension globally.
Lamour’s Son Ridgely on Road to Recovery
Dorothy Lamour and Ross Howard's 5S-year-old Ridgely Howard is recovering from post measles encephalitis. He was flown from Sarasota Florida to Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles after a film location visit. Doctors expect a long convalescence despite improvement.
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Children's Hospital
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Ridgely
All Gone House Man Built Himself Destroyed
Chester, March 16. Nicholas Orlando a 51 year old laborer who built his 10 room two story home four miles west of the city with weekly wages of 60 dollars saw his dream vanish when an oil stove exploded in a first floor bedroom yesterday. Flames spread quickly and within minutes the house was consumed. Mrs Orlando was home alone and a passing mail carrier guided her to safety.
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