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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1950
Page
3
On November 13 1869 Rutgers and Princeton met for the second intercollegiate grid contest in U S history Princeton backers used a lungpower cry tied to a Confederate battle shout to spur their team Princeton won 8 to 0
The eminent physicist warns on a television program that the U S and Russia race in weapons could lead to mass destruction. He cites feverish secrecy and the H bomb, calling armed security an illusion as atmospheric poisoning looms as a possible fate for mankind.
President Truman urged Congress to curb the GI schooling program amid concerns of poor quality training and rising costs. He cited 761 million dollars added this year for trade and vocational courses and suggested possible savings near a billion dollars through tighter scrutiny. States vary in standards and some approve courses not accepted elsewhere.
The United States approves a 100 million dollar loan to Indonesia to finance industrial material and equipment for rebuilding its economy. Funds from the import export bank will support repairs to ports railways highways and processing facilities and replacement of damaged transportation assets. The loan marks the largest such aid since a prior Israel loan.
MIT reports a new method to turn muddy soil into a firm surface usable for airfields and roads within 24 hours. The process handles soils with up to 30 percent water and leaves the treated ground elastic after five hours, promising a contractor’s dream of a stronger-than-concrete road.
An advertising pitch touts HADACOL as a universal tonic for all ages and conditions. It urges trial of the $1.25 trial size or $3.50 hospital size, promises money back if not satisfied, and instructs to order via penny postcard from The LeBlanc Corporation in Lafayette Louisiana.
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