Bush outlines need for larger U.S. armed forces to counter Soviet A bombs
The committee warned the Soviet Union’s growing atomic capability weakens restraint and could push continental Europe toward communism. It urged building at least 4,590,000 U.S. troops. Bush said Russia expanding radar and jets while the U.S. prioritizes a TV network to deter atomic attack.
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Army Doubles Its Draft Calls
Washington reports the Army doubled its January and February draft quotas to 80,000 each, totaling 160,000 as the U S aims to raise manpower beyond the Korea reverses. The change, aligned with President Truman, leaves Navy and Air Force relying on volunteers while lawmakers consider universal service.
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211 Casualties Revealed by Defense Dept Tonight
Washington December 12 The Defense Department casualty list issued tonight names 211 men including 26 dead. The wounded total stands at 61 with six missing and 18 injured in accidents.
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Autopsy Indicates Death by Own Action
Wood County coroner Dr. R. W. Corbitt said an autopsy shows 26 year old Mildred Skipton Doyle probably committed suicide by poisoning. Doyle, a former Parkersburg nurse and supervisor at Hagerstown Children’s Hospital, was found dead yesterday in the back seat of her car at Wood County airport. The verdict was unofficial and investigation continues.
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Mystery Surrounds Car At Airport And Missing Woman
State Police report shows Doyle car found at the airport with its motor running and radio on but battery dead when Mrs Doyle’s body was found. Mrs Wayle vacationed with her parents while Mr and Mrs Dwight Skipton of Marietta were referenced. Peter Henle, a Nu remberg resident, is cited as an inventor of the first watch around 1500.
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Pioneer Corn Company Links Salesmen Banquet at Key Hotel
About 125 salesmen and their wives from Maryland Virginia Delaware and Pennsylvania attended the Pioneer Corn Company annual Christmas banquet and meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Tuesday. The gathering included a luncheon and education on the firm's ongoing experimental work in developing better hybrid seed corn. Attending the luncheon from
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Pioneer Corn Weighs Record Sale in Four State Territory
A local auction highlights a historic sale as 2 162 bushels of Pioneer corn fetch a record price in the four state territory. The event drew buyers seeking top quality grain and featured a rare Ja gold pocket watch offered as part of the selling mix.
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