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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1951
Page
6
About 150 Medical Service Reserve officers will be ordered to active duty this month with 250 Olivers in Priority 1 under Public Law 779. This marks the second Army call up since December 26, 194? as 890 medical and 839 dental officers were summoned earlier.
The clipping lists multiple local service members and family relations, detailing Navy and Army achievements. It notes Edward Davis receiving the Navy Export Medal aboard a submarine, Charles Roberts returning from duty in Japanese and Korean waters, John S. Morgan Jr., and Joe Tiernan with training and postings at McChord AFB and other bases, and promotions and commendations at Davis-Monthan and Long Beach. It also mentions a band formation for the 1st Armored Division and local recruitment for musicians.
A fragmentary ad-like note touts Doan's Pills as helpful for kidney related issues and backache caused by cold or diet. It promises relief for frequent urination and nocturnal awakenings, claiming widespread patient success and easy use.
Tulsa reporters witnessed General Motors researchers present an experimental V-8 high compression engine at the American Petroleum Institute meeting. The unit, in a Cadillac sedan, returned 29 mpg at 30 mph and about 20 mpg at 70 mph, with 40 mph cruising around 27.6 mpg, using today's octane. The engine requires higher octane fuel yet aims to push efficiency with future refinery fuels.
The United Nations command reports thousands of North Korean and Chinese prisoners of war are learning trades in U N camps in Korea. Lt Col Nugent states CI E program aims to make former soldiers self supporting and better prepared for reintegration after eventual release.
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