Swiss Shift in Defense Causes New War Readiness
Swiss defense planners move from armed neutrality to a heightened mobilization posture as the government signals a near doubling of the military budget. The shift follows revelations of potential Soviet pressure on Germany and aims to bolster air power and armored forces. Swiss families continue stockpiling food and funds, ready to mobilize within hours if called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Epson
NEA
Washington
Berne
Switzerland
Nov
Europe
Gore
Kaiser
Hitler
Eeros
Hittie Republic
Western
Germany
Korea
Switzerland's evolving role in Western defense plans
The article discusses Switzerland shifting from a strict mountain defense to holding its entire country against northern or eastern attacks. It notes Swiss neutrality and Red Cross work but argues Switzerland could become pivotal in Western Europe’s defense, having Marshall Plan credit activity and no US aid, and questions possible inclusion in Atlantic Pact planning. The piece suggests incorporating Switzerland into Western defense would benefit Europe and Swiss security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Western
Europe
International Red Croas
International Red Cross
North Korea
D A R Sets Flag Display Rules For Armistice Day
Frederick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution urges residents to display the National flag from sunrise to sunset on Armistice Day. Mrs C Herbert Kreh is regent. The group advises proper flag respect and outlines display rules including avoiding objects on or over the flag and using drapings or rosettes appropriately.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. Herbert Kreh
Frederick City
D. A
US Flag Display Rules And Thunder Storm Protective Fences
The article outlines proper handling of the United States flag including keeping it clean off the ground, correct orientation when displayed on walls windows or streets, and peak placement when paired with state flags. It also notes farm experts finding grounded wire fences can protect cattle during thunderstorms.
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Berg
United States of America
U. S
Nugatory and Misused Words in Everyday English
A compact note lists common English usage errors such as phrases to avoid with letters and correct references, common mispronunciations like Leicester, and proper plural forms like Mesdames. It also defines nugatory as worthless or useless and notes advice loses value when overgiven.
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Leicester
England
Lester
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Seator
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
Raytheon Television
Foster’s Hardware
N. Market St
Frederick, Maryland
Coats
New York
North Market ST
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