Airlift Chief Faces New Challenge Finding Teachers Abroad
Lt. Gen. William H. Tunner, commander of USAFE, explains a critical shortage of schoolteachers for 11,000 dependents, rising to 15,900 next semester, as his 80,000-strong force guards 17 million square miles across Europe, Africa, and Asia. He stresses thrift and efficient use of funds while expanding housing and facilities for families.
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William H.tunner
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Africa
Asia
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Tunner
Free World
Tanner
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France
US aims to cut airmen overseas costs and housing
Two areas Brat p Ihe guarantees 95 per cent occupancy for five years. Tunner provides low cost portable trailer camps and hopes to send 10,600 US airmen home this year through a native policy hiring foreign civilian workers. It costs about 4500 dollars yearly to support an American abroad versus 1100 for a native.
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Ac Jantaspayers
New Drug Showed Promise In Treating Mental Illness
Summit California reports early tests on Serpasil a drug from Ciba claiming to transform violent mentally ill patients into cooperative relaxed individuals Dr Noce Modesto State Hospital cites Dr Williams praising potential to revolutionize psychiatric care Serpasil a derivative from traditional Indian root used for various ailments including insomnia and insanity Primary use in the United States remains high blood pressure The U S oil industry is investing over 4.6 billion dollars this year to expand and develop its resources and facilities.
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Modesto State Hospital
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David Williams
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Ciba
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McCarthy Diversions Sidetrack Army Hearings, Analysis
NEA Washington A correspondent outlines Senator Joseph McCarthy's use of diversions to derail the Senate McCarthy hearings on the Army case. The piece details fake letters, false charges, and attempts to taint witnesses, with Mundt restraining tactics and calls for a broader inquiry into alleged communists in defense circles.
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NEA
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Joseph RoMcCarthy
Stuart Symington
Wisconsin
Everett M Dirksen
Hienos
McCarthy
Tara
Thayaht Gat Dartard
Sensa Tedasy
Karl Mundt
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Hensel
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Miles Reber
Roy Cohn
Dave Schine
Samuel Reber
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Senator McCarthy
Cenain
Metarthy
Robert B. Stevens
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Katyn Forest
Poland
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Earl Brawder
Mundt
Agaum Chanman Mundt
Senator MacCarthy
Defense Department
Billion Bushels Wheat Crop Forecast By U S
Washington reports the Agriculture Department forecasts this year’s wheat production near 1 billion bushels, a figure that prompts continued production controls next year. The crop exceeds market needs by at least 400 million bushels, contributing to a prior record surplus. Secretary Benson may announce a production-control program within weeks.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Uus
Benson
the Department
New Market Civil Defense Farm Committee Holds Test
Adequately supplied by June rains the main corn belt planted. Civil Defense Farm Committee officials in New Market oversaw a telephone test alert and a training course at New Market Grange Hall. Two of 23 members were absent. The jet transport prototype represents an investment over $15,000,000 by its builder.
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Civil Defense Farm Committee
New Market
Ayal TaNlLe Iomm
iLawrence Haughenberger
Hasgon
New Market CD
Lamus
New Market Grange Hall
Civil Defense
New Market Conducts Its Own Emergency Test
New Market prepared for the national CD alert of June 14 15 by running a local emergency communications test last week. Test calls began at 7 pm from Frederick with relays into New Market over existing telephone lines. Twenty three calls completed in twelve minutes, as Walter Lanius Frederick telephone exchange district manager described the test.
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New Market
Frederick
Walter Lanius
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