Guard Association cites issues with recruit rotation program
General Ellard A. Walsh says a reserve pool of personnel enrolled in the Guard faces legal and disciplinary risks as forces are rotated. He notes recruitment challenges for both Army and Air National Guard and warns against minimizing the impact of the program on units. He spoke during an oral conference for the association’s 73rd annual gathering.
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Armed
Mes
Ellard A. Walsh
Association
Gen-1
U. S. Eighth Army
Kumsong
Neommunique
Panmun
Yom
Fisherman Challenges Maine Lobster Claim In Ocean Test
Al Gaitley, superintendent at Todd Los Angeles Shipyard, fished Maine waters for months to dispute Maine officials who say only Maine has lobsters. He displayed two clawed specimens from Point Fer min to argue lobsters occur outside Maine and to counter a congressional effort to ban the word lobster for anything caught elsewhere.
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al Gaitley
Todd Los Angeles
State of Maine
Maine
California
Allied Forces Hit Red Positions as Front Advances Near Kumsong
In Korea, October 22, Allied infantry and M-46 Patton tanks stormed Kumsong twice in three days, overrunning hill masses and forcing Chinese retreats. Front lines quieted as truce talks neared while air battles raged, with MiGs clash in six jet engagements. American B-29s struck Taechon airfield, and Navy cruiser Helena targeted rail lines near the Siberian frontier.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Kumsong
United Nations
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Okinawa
Taéchon
Red Capital
Pyongyang
Navy
U. S
Helena
Siberian
Jail Sentence in Assault Case
Thomas Jefferson McLemore received 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to simple assault and was placed on two years probation. He allegedly struck his victim with a hammer and gun in an incident described in court. The surrounding text also covers Panmunjom talks and eight point security pacts between the United Nations and North Korea.
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Thomas Jefferson McLemore
Studge
Joseph M. Maltby
Jefferson
Kaesong
USN
Maison
Monay
Red
Joy
Panmunjom
Baby Atom Blast Set Off in Nevada
A small atmospheric nuclear test near Nevada’s Frenchman Flat was described as a “baby” blast by AEC officials. Witnesses reported a faint rumble and a red glow, with no visible or audible effects in Las Vegas. The test, part of a series, involved no troops and focused on early-stage weapon development.
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Nevada
Los Angeles
McClain
AEC
ABC
Sue
Vegas
Central
United States
Las Vegas
Pam Caide
Eric Mayell
United Press-Movietone
Indiana Springs
Poday
Camp Desert Rock
Frenchman Flat
Boy Tap Dancer Opens Week on Al Jarvis Show
Bobby Burgess ten year old son of Mr and Mrs W J Burgess will have a one week paid engagement on the Al Jarvis television show. He won first place on the talent hunt Saturday with a fast tap to The 12th St Ray. He was the only child on the program among eight finalists after auditions from one hundred acts. A Press Telegram boy dealer, he is in fifth grade at Burroughs School and has danced seven years and also plays the accordion.
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Bobby Burgess
W. J. Burgess
Cerritos Ave
al Jarvis
Bobby
St. Ray
Press-Telegram
Burroughs School
Dewey Cancels Tour Due to Virus Attack
Albany reports Governor Dewey cancels remaining engagements after contracting a virus. He is confined to the executive mansion by physician order, with Governor Dewey unable to leave his residence for the near term.
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Dewey
Albany
Thomas
E. Dewey
Gav
Executive Mansion
George Righter
Missing Jordan High School Girl Inquiry Arises
Police and juvenile authorities report no trace of Joyce after she vanished from Hildreth residence amid a clothing incident. Witnesses say clothing was moved, hidden under a house and later in an abandoned cat shed near 1834 East 63rd Street. Investigators confirm stains were jail polish, not blood, as the case unfolds with two youths questioned.
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Hildreth
Iit
Hidreth
E. 63Rd St. Hildreth
Irl
Joyce
James A. Thiele
Injunction Hearing Postponed in Sailors Union Case
A hearing on the 2,000,000 injunction action brought by Sause Bros. Ocean Towing Co. against the Sailors Union of the Pacific and others was continued to Oct. 29 by Superior Judge Percy Hight. A prior temporary restraining order remains in force forbidding ipicketing and interference with Hammond Lumber Co. operations in Wilmington.
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Sause Bros. Ocean Towing Co
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Percy Hight
Hammond Lumber Co
Wilmington
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