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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1951

Page

12

Billy Mitchell Case Recalled By RICHARD KLEINER

The article recalls Brig. Gen. Billy Mitchell's clash with the Army and Navy that led to a court martial and a five year suspension. It notes his advocacy for stronger air power, clashes with officials, and Coolidge’s partial reversal, underlining his posthumous vindication in aviation history.

Richard Kleiner Nes Douglas MacArthur Billy Mitchell MacArthur Mitchell Germany AEF Air Service Army Air Service Army Navy Army General Staff Secretary of John W. Weeks Coolidge T Coolidge 8Th Corps San Antonio War and Navy Departments General Staff of the General Board of the Navy Aaron Burr

Along The Potomac To Washington

Representative J Glenn Beall reports on Senate debates over troop deployments and the Universal Military Training draft plan. He notes House opposition to merging the two provisions and outlines inflation concerns, tax impacts, and ECA use in Marshall Plan debt relief. A rural route extension to Smithsburg was approved to begin April 16.

J. Glenn Beall Congress 6Th Maryland Washington, D. C Senate Europe House UMT Barden North Carolina House Economic Committee Belgium Greece United States Post Office Department Smithsburg

Government resumes CMP doling of scarce materials

Washington April 12 The government will resume on July 1 the wartime system of controlled distribution of scarce metals steel copper and aluminum to defense plants and key industries. The plan, announced by the National Production Authority, aims to deliver the right quantities to the right plants at the right time, with free civilian supplies remaining under controls. Initial steps require 131 industries to report their future needs by May 1, while 31 others are exempt. the process may take six months to smooth out.

Washington CMP National NPA Manly Fleischmann Fleischmann

Substantial non-defense balance forecast by Fleischmann

A Route 15 collision in Lewistown injured no one but damaged two cars. State Trooper H J Brown charged Charles R Miller of Washington with failure to keep right. Miller’s car hit Jacob J Kolb’s vehicle from Buffalo, N Y. Damages about 200 dollars. It was raining hard as Miller skidded on a sharp curve.

Lewistown H. J. Brown Charles R. Miller Washington Miller Jacob J. Kolb Buffalo N.Y

Taft Discusses Peace Outlook and Korea Policy

New York April 12 Senator Taft warned that preventing World War II cannot be done by an aggressive war against Communist China. He cited General MacArthur's foreign policy stance as driven by fear of entreating peace and argued the Korean war cannot end through appeasement without major conflict.

New York Sen Taft Tontehe China Gen MacArthur United States Yale Engineering Association Korea Liengkvasser

Taft outlines appeasement policy amid China tensions

Taft warned a more active war posture toward China would not trigger a general war, while noting cooperation with Chinese Nationalists and air strikes on Manchuria. Meanwhile, about 123 January workers from Local 464 walked out seeking 75 cent minimum wage plus insurance and overtime after 40 hours, as employers said they could not meet demands at He Troy Laundry, the largest in Hagerstown.

Taft China Manchuria Clothing Workers Union

No Agreement After Conference At Troy Laundry

Hagerstown April 12 a conference between striking amalgamated clothing workers and the Troy Laundry broke up today without any agreement. Union leaders cited persistent wage and working condition disputes as the issue remain unresolved.

Hagerstown Amalgamated Clothing Workers Troy

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