Urges College Students To Take U S Test
Washington April 22 Selective Service urged that every draft eligible college student take the forthcoming aptitude test. Brig Gen Louis H Renfrow stressed its vitally important and said each eligible student must take the test and have it on file. He noted deferments may hinge on test scores or scholastic standing. He warned students fear of a poor score should not deter participation. Beatrice H C Wond in Los Angeles notes her birthday coincides with President Truman and plans to celebrate on General MacArthur's birthday instead.
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Fewer Household Appliances Ahead
U S manufacturers will produce 30 percent less major household appliances this year than in 1950, but still above 1949 levels. Demand for gas and electric ranges refrigerators and other appliances remains strong though not as frantic as wartime Korea.
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Marines cited for Inchon landing unit citation
The 1st Marine Division received the Presidential Unit Citation for the Inchon amphibious landing, marking the fourth time the unit has earned the honor. Defense Department announced the award tonight from Trainington, noting the Korea war operation’s significance and the division’s continued distinguished service.
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Five American airmen killed in Huk ambush near Manila
Five U S air force men were shot down on a highway 60 miles north of Manila in an ambush blamed on Communist Huks. Secretary Magsaysay said one wife and another woman were wounded as authorities chased the attackers into Candaba swamps. Two American women identifications were given, with no confirmation on their marital status.
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New York Bribery Charge Against Ex-LIU Star Siddamith
Jack Siddamith, 31, a former Long Island University basketball standout, is held on a 50 000 dollar bail in felony court. Assistant district attorney Vincent A G O Conor accuses him of corruption of more basketball players than any single person. The case outlines alleged bribe schemes and asks for ball to be restrained.
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Jack Siddamith
Long Island University
Vinecent A. G. O'Conor
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