Atomic Artillery and Nuclear Plans Outlined by Gen Collins
Washington reports Gen J Lawton Collins said the U S has developed atomic artillery and could use it in the not too distant future. He noted atomic weapons will boost defense power more than ground warfare and that plans exist to replace some heavy artillery with atomic and guided missile battalions.
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Washington
J. Lawton Collins
United States
Army
Collins
Memphis
Tenn
Wiliam M. Fechteller
U.S
Mutual Broadcasting System
Korea
Red China
United Nations
Collans
Atomic artillery tested as a weapon says Collins
Collins states atomic artillery has been tested as a weapon though not necessarily as an atomic weapon. He says the new artillery will not render other artillery obsolete and will favor defense over offense. He believes atomic missiles will strengthen U S defense against massed tactics used by Russia in World War II and China in Korea.
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Collins
United States
Legion Head Talks Of Armistice Terms
National commander Donald R Wilson of the American Legion warned that any cease fire leaving Communist armies in Korea would be a defeat for America. Speaking on Pearl Harbor anniversary eve, he criticized the Truman Administration for inaction and appeasement, urging Congress to demand robust action and victory over Communism.
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Washington
Donald R Wilson
American Legion
America
Pearl Harbor
Wilson
Truman
Korea
Russia
Kremlin
Liberty 4-Hers Battle Adamstown Independents At Clagett Center
Budge led a 45 34 victory as Liberty 4-Hers faced Adamstown independents at the Clagett Center in Buckingham School gym. The article notes U S farmers used under a million gallons of motor fuel in 1920 and more than seven million gallons in 1950.
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Budge
Liberty
Adamstown Independents
Clagett Center
U Os
4-H Club Falls Twice in Union Bridge Basket Duel
Liberty 4-H basketball team faced Elmer Wolfe High School at Union Bridge and lost both games. Elmer Wolfe varsity routed the Eaberty farmers 32 to 2 and the Cove team at Union also prevailed.
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Liberty
Elmer Wolfe
Union Bridge
Elmer Wolfes
Eaberty Farmer-Athletes
Union
Grass Fire Threatens Barn and Nearby Homes
Independent Hose Co. volunteers battled a wind driven grass fire for over an hour Thursday afternoon, saving a barn and several houses about a mile south of Jefferson on Bernard Clark’s farm. Fire erupted at 3:20 p.m. in tall grass over three acres and was stopped within 200 feet of the Clark barn as the county engine arrived.
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Independent Hose Co
Jefferson
Bernard Clark
Clark
Joel Willard
Fire engine thwarts lane side barn blaze near Log Cabinine
A southbound vehicle followed a lane turning from Route A4 toward Log Cabinine. Strong winds drove flames toward a barn as a farmer fought to contain the blaze. An Independents border tank and Indian pumps were used to douse the fire with the engine leading the effort.
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Log Cabinine
Tryinng
Large butchering held at Tritappe home in Knoxville
A large butchering was held on November 24 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Tritappe in Knoxville. Three large hogs were killed and dressed. Attendees included Delores Tritappe, the Tritappe family, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Tritappe, Linde, Mr. and Mrs. Addie Mann and Jeannette, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gouker and Bobbie, Mrs. V. K. Fawley, Charles Beachley, Will Jones, Ed and Dickie Tritappe, Albert Ropie.
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Russell G Tritappe
Knoxville
Tritapoe
Delores Tritaepoe
Burnett Tritapoe
Linde
Adde Mann
Jeannette
Lee Gouker
Bobbie
V. K Fawley
Charles Beachley
Will Jones
Dickie Tritapoe
Alert Ropie
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Monocacy Oil Company
Exso Products
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Singer Electrics
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E. Patrick St
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