U.S. Claims Air Superiority Over Russia In 195? Debate
Washington May 24 Defense Secretary Wilson and Assistant Air Secretary Lewis asserted continued U S air superiority over the Soviet Union. They cited qualitative and quantitative lead in modern fighters bombers and long range aircraft while noting Moscow displayed numerous new planes. They stressed U S ongoing aggressive research and production to maintain readiness amid the May Day Soviet display. Senator Smith urged action on alarming military family housing conditions in a letter to Wilson referencing General LeMay testimony.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilsom
Russia
Robert Lewis
United States
Seston OS Air
Wilson
Lewis
Eisenhower
Moscow
Pentagon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Defense Wilson
Smith
Curtis LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Senate Banking Committee
Stevenson Urges Crash Effort to Control H Bomb
Adlai Stevenson urged a crash program to control the H bomb and secure permanent peace at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Philadelphia. He warned differences with the Communists are vast and may not be resolved in our lifetime, but called for new arenas and rules to prevent nuclear war. He cited hopeful signs as Moscow and Peiping peace moves and noted the Soviet stance on arms control may be changing.
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Philadelphia
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Ongve
Moscow
Peiping
Soviet Union
Teachers gain $3.60 to $4.00 per hour scale
The National Cadre of Teachers announced its schedule for pay scale changes. The plan sets minimum wages from $3.60 for beginners to $4.00 for experienced and efficient teachers, with proposed steps reaching higher levels. The document notes a May date and Chicago origin.
Warm Nights Needed For Maryland Crops
Maryland farmers urge longer warm nights to protect crops amid cold season. The group warns ongoing color loss in corn fields and yellowing beans as supply of qualified teachers and crop experts remains strained. Local officials note the impact on yields and training needs for farm advisors.
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College Park
Amaryland
Del
Ality
Saas
State crop progress and a youth arson case in Maryland and Delaware
The report notes corn planting progress in Maryland six percent and sixty percent in Delaware with some lower Eastern Shore corn eight inches high. Strawberry harvests are expected to extend across both states next week with high quality fruit and good prices. apples and peaches show progress. In Baltimore a 16 year old, Robert Lee Parrish, sentenced to eight years in the State Reformatory for Males after four arson charges, with transfer to the Taxpenter Institution at Jessup for mental evaluation.
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Maryland
Delaware
Roy
Baltimore
State Reformatory
Herman M. Moser
Robert Lee Parrish
Meier
Parrish
Dataxent
Jessup
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