Atomic threat and new weapons loom in military report
Washington reports outline future battlefields may see atomic and hydrogen weapons used by both Army and Air Force. It previews a growing arsenal including guided missiles and radiological and germ warfare concerns, noting much of the six month period before June 30 is dated and Korea coverage limited.
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Elton C. Fat
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Air Force
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Korea
Truman
Navy
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United States
Congress
Warning on U S Weapons and Troop Readiness
The report notes Army Secretary Pace cautions against assuming weapons alone win wars and stresses troops remain essential. It cites Gen Collings on possible atomic artillery and guided missiles, while the Air Force discusses coordinating atomic bomb delivery with ground forces. Also includes unrelated dating advice passages.
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Army
Frank Pace
Pace
J. Lawton Collings
Air Force
Farm Production May Set Record Next Year
Washington November 2 Agricultural economists forecast farm production may set a record next year to meet rising demand under the National Defense Food program. Secretary Brannan urged larger corn plantings to boost meat dairy and poultry output. acreage allotments will be raised for corn and cotton curbs suspended for cotton. wheat plantings and tobacco remain under review.
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National Defense Food Program
Farm Outlook
Brannan
Carl H. Heisig
Thorning lauds UN vote on Spain as turning point in Iberian relations
Rev Dr Joseph F. Thorning associate editor of World Affairs comments on the UN General Assembly vote on Spain. He says the decision marks a turning point in relations between Iberia and the Western Hemisphere and notes Americans initiated the move in 1948. He rejects endorsing Spain's government but argues friendship is a better framework for improvement than hostility. He cites the USSR led opposition and hopes Spain's traditions in international law will aid peace.
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Spain
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Joseph F. Thorning
World Affairs
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Dr. Thorning
America
Regular GOP meeting set for Saturday night at Emancipation Hall
The local colored Republican organization will hold its regular monthly meeting Saturday night at 830 o clock in Emancipation Hall West Saint Street. Rev W L Snowden president announced final plans for Tuesday's election activities. All local GOP candidates have been invited.
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Emancipation Hall
West AN Saints Street
W. L Snowden
Network Color TV Starts November 20
CBS will start network color television on November 20 after FCC approval for commercial color broadcasts. Adrian Murphy said CBS plans about 20 hours of color programming weekly by mid December with a weekday schedule 11 am to 1 pm EST 6 to 6:30 pm and a late evening half hour. Non commercial color may begin in New York City before that date. Celanese reports nine month profit of 32,990,048 equal to 5.57 a share versus 10,988,870 or 1.58 a share in 1949.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Adrian Murphy
Federal Communications Commission
CBS
Murphy
New York City
Radio Executives Club of
Ese Corp. of
America Today
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