Plan to Spend 12 Million at Two U.S. Camps
Plans to spend more than 12 million dollars on improvements at Camp Ritchie in Maryland and Camp Detrick in Maryland are disclosed. The Defense Department labels both projects as too classified to detail. Funds include 7.5 million for Camp Ritchie with 250 thousand for immediate work and design.
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Rutehle
Camp Detrick
Defense Department of Metals
Camp Ritchie
Lomg
Camp Tehie
Atack
Pentagon
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Ip Ritchie
Congress
Expansion plans clouded by unsettled appropriations
Treasury and Senate debate over 1951 budget allocations for military public works and non defense projects. a $306 million military program and a $34.69 billion appropriations bill face amendments to curb spending while some installation requests await clear action. Picnic dinner honors and a humorous quote conclude the local notes.
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Ketend
Tromes Lee
Senate
Congress
Few Officers Are Prisoners
Tokyo reports an American intelligence officer stating that no Red Korean officers above second lieutenant have been captured. He notes they invariably kill themselves rather than be captured, marking rare official confirmation of hara kiri as a practice among those facing disgrace. The wording implies extreme reluctance to surrender among POWs.
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Tokyo
Prisoner Narratives From Front Lines Highlight Red Army Fears
An army officer describes captured prisoners and tank crews from the Korean conflict. He notes 17 captured yesterday, many conscripts aged 16 to 30, and that Red tankmen fear aircraft rockets and mines. He contrasts seasoned divisions with newer conscripts and says prisoners act like robots under orders.
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Ry Small
United Nations
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