Bomb scare at Johns Hopkins linked to ROTC practice bombs
Frank W. Taylor son of a Baltimore minister reports no knowledge of more devices after two wooden bombs were found on the Johns Hopkins campus during a lacrosse trip. Authorities trace possible origin to discarded dummy training bombs from Hopkins ROTC, raising questions about how the explosives ended up at the gravel pile.
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Budget-Cutting Drive Falls Flat On Face
The 1954 House budget-cutting drive shows modest reductions from the requested 12.1 billion dollars for nine large federal agencies and many bureaus. Cuts total about 600 million, around five percent, far below last year’s 20 percent trimming. The Eisenhower budget aims for a tight year with 5.6 billion in new appropriations. Local payrolls rose, totaling 234 billion dollars in 1953 with local governments employing most, followed by federal and state payrolls.
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Mt Pleasant Grange Holds April Meeting and Plans
Mt Pleasant Grange met April 8 at Community Hall with worthy master Raymond Bidle presiding. Ralph Bowers reported on a recent conservation meeting. A dinner is planned to boost soil conservation involvement. The Grange voted to enter a three year community service contest and prepare mattress covers for the home economics committee.
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H Bomb Cost as Low as One-Tenth of A Bomb
April 18 Albuquerque report notes li thium hydride as a key component in H-bomb testing in the Pacific and claims H-bombs could cost one tenth or less than A-bombs. Lithium is plentiful and easily produced, with the United States and several other nations holding major production. Also mentions military transfer for Roy W. Linton and Donald C. Linton completing a course at Fort Sam Houston related facilities.
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