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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1948

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2

US Develops Radioactive Cloud Says Glenn L Martin

Glenn L Martin, aircraft maker, claimed the United States has developed a radioactive cloud that can kill anyone in contact with it and affect a much larger area than the atom bomb. He said weather knowledge is crucial and warned it could misfire. He also cited perfected guided missiles, bacterial weapons, and faster A-bombs, noting some weapons are years away from production.

Mew York United States Glenn L. Martin Martin Japan Navy Tion

Van Fleet Praises Greek Army After Victory in Greece

Lt Gen James A Van Fleet praised the Greek army after its victory over Communist guerrillas in battles around Mount Olympus and Mount Pierri. He reported Greek forces killed or captured about 2258 rebels with air support, noting the strong performance and recent losses.

Athens James A van Fleet Mount Olympus Mount Pierri van Fleet Greece

Greek guerrilla mutiny and surrender signals reported

A Salonika newspaper said guerrilla remnants mutinied and killed their leaders and signalled nine Greek army units to surrender. No official confirmation. Dispatches from Larisa said the Greek air force killed 43 guerrillas and forced 120 to surrender, including 37 women, from a column moving south from Mount Pierria, about 50 miles southwest of Salonika.

Salonika Larisa Mount Pierria

British Soldiers Edge Closer to Trieste Border

British troops moved toward the Trieste frontier to fortify roadblocks with machine gun positions. Maj Gen Terence Ames, British chief civil affairs officer, said more troops were being sent as a precaution. A Communist rally gathered after the Allied powers proposed returning Trieste Free State territory to the local authority.

Trieste Terence 5S Ames United States France Brita Satur Trieste Free State Sas Ordiy

Communist Rally Demands Inclusion in Civilian Advisory Group

A large pre election protest Sunday night by Communist supporters criticized the Military Government for not including Communist representatives in the civilian advisory body. VAIS, the umbrella for anti fascists, had earlier rejected a government invitation but now protests ongoing exclusion from civilian roles.

VAIS Union of Italo-Slovene Raintoring Communist Front

Child Improves After DDT Drink Incident in Hagertown

Gary Smith an 18 month old from Hagertown was taken to Washington County Hospital after ingesting a small amount of DDT. Doctors reported the child much improved and sought antidote guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture.

Hagertown Gary Smith Washington County Hospital U. S. Department of Agriculture

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