New Crops Earthbound Army Air War Debate
The Army unveils a papered aerial corps to argue for limited war preparedness, while Air Force Navy and Defense officials clash over feasibility and basing. Four divisions two infantry two airborne would move by air if transport exists. civilian planes would be repurposed in major war, with transport for logistics and coordination issues ahead of a Joint Chiefs report due next month.
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J. M. Raberig
Associated Press
Army
Brush War” Corps
Secretary of Defense
McFfrey
Congressional
Air Force
Navy
Congress
Tactical Air Command
Joint Chiefs Ofr Staff
Living Costs At New Peak As April Prices Rise
The Labor Department reports living costs rose 0.2 percent from March to April, reaching 123.4 percent of the 1947-49 base. Groceries drive the gain, with food prices up though meat and some dairy items rise. Officials expect possible small increases later, while some components like housing and medical care stay higher. A separate note describes a cornerstone ceremony for West Frederick Junior High School and a push for government tax credits to spur research and growth.
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Washington T
Ias
Labor Department
Ewan Clague
The
Frederick News
Frederick Post
West Frederick
James A. Sensenbargh
Scheols
Frederick
Cere‘rmoales
Frederick County School Board
Clague
H. Leslie Hoffman
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Las
Isi Angeles
iElectric Industries Assn
ESA
Hoffman
Associameans
Naene PN
Bangkok Wary Of Tourism Boom Amid Monks And Mayhem
Boyle notes Bangkok's fragile balance as a military dictatorship remains stable by public consent in a city of 22 million with 250000 monks. Foreign visitors rise with jet airliners. few adequate hotels exist. Diplomatic hubs include Britain, the United States, the Soviet Union, France, and Japan. Bangkok's Chinatown thrives on gold trades as savings shift from banks.
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Hal Boyle
Bangkok
Thailand
Great Britain
United States
Soviet Union
France
Japan
U.N
Chinatown
Poppy Days Bring Red Memory Flowers to Frederick
The American Legion Auxiliary to Frederick honors America's war dead with Poppy Days on Friday and Saturday. Volunteers on streets offer red paper poppies to remember veterans who died in defense of the nation. Proceeds fund rehabilitation and child welfare programs. James A. Dunlap, son of Mr and Mrs Bartlett C. Dunlap, completed infantry training at Fort Benning, Ga, reflecting ongoing Army service.
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tAmerica
American Legion Auxiliary
Frederick
America
Velma Graham
Francis Scott Key Unit 11
Perry ‘Point
Maryland
Jerick
France
Belgium
Fort Benning
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