Navy seeks expanded fleet and new carrier design
In Frederiek Maryland on October 2 1958 Admiral Sherman outlined plans to expand the fleet if funding allows. Since Korea began on June 25 two ships have been activated and 62 ships are in combat service including carriers destroyers and mine craft. By next June 430000 Navy personnel and 126000 Marines will serve with about 15500 enlistments monthly. The Navy seeks authorization for a flush deck carrier capable of handling larger planes and contemplates a third battleship in 1952 if funds permit. Casualties in Korea total 1970 with 304 killed 1625 wounded and 41 missing.
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Mines off Korea injure destroyer Mansfield and raise alert
Navy reports the destroyer Mansfield struck a mine off the Korean coast 40 to 50 miles north of the 38th parallel injuring seven sailors. Earlier Brush damage had 13 dead 10 injured and three missing. Tests indicate Russian built moored mines recently laid in Korean waters. no submarine sinkings evident. Navy testimony notes possible third vessel mine damage and Hague Convention limits on floating mines.
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Four Administration Accounts Are Approved in Orphans' Court
The Orphans' Court approved four administration accounts including the first and final for Tilghman L. Blessing estate executor Frank L. Blessing who reported $22,628.38 in personality and $18,638.12 distributed plus inheritance tax on real estate appraised at $4,000. Amanda B. Davis executrix for Charles Boyer reported $6,157 in first account with $4,157 reserved and no distribution. Marshall L. Leatherman filed first and final as administrator for Luther E. Leatherman with $14,490.65 reported and $12,314.01 distributed. A. Kieffer DeLauter administered Alice V. Smith estate.
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Frank L. Blessing
Tilghman L. Blessing
Johnsville
Amanda B. Davis
Charles ©. Boyer
Marshall L. Leatherman
Luther E. Leatherman
Lewistown
A. Kieffer DeLauter
Alice V. Smith
Inheritance dispute yields no heirs in unsettled estate
The first and final account shows $623.97 with no distribution. The later estate drew wide interest as no heirs were found. Register of Wills Harry D. Radcliff and Mr. De Lauter received claims from people nationwide claiming relationship to the deceased. No heirs meant no inheritance and the matter failed to materialize.
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Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
Mr. de Lauter
Critical Areas Open For Bombing Attacks
Washington warns that in war critical target areas in the United States may suffer more severe attacks than past raids or atomic strikes. About 67 percent of the population would be in these areas while 33 percent would provide support. pamphlets from the National Security Resources Board were sent to governors detailing the targets, with some kept off maps for security.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Japan
National Security Security Resources Board
NLRB
Restricted pamphlets outline mutual aid and mobile support
The targets lie within boundaries and are set for special consideration. The pamphlets, restricted to governors and defense officials, offer general principles to guide states and communities in organizing mutual aid and mobile services such as fire, police, medical, rescue, and emergency feeding. Mobile units up to 180 miles away must be ready to assist in mass civilian evacuations.
Telephone firm cuts off service after prankster call abuse
In Barcelona Spain on Oct 32 the telephone company said it complied with the requests of 31 residents of an apartment house to suspend service. Prank callers asked Is Gen MacArthur there and tied up lines at 38 Parallel Avenue.
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Barcelona
Spain
Gen. MacArthur
Paraliel Avenue
Violated Parole: To Be Returned To Prison
A parole violator, Harry Kintz, was jailed on a warrant charging him with stealing a watch from his sister. Klineharts alley was designated as the parole violator and he will be returned to the Maryland House of Correction to complete 19 months of his sentence, unfinished at parole. Parole Officer Alton C. Whitmore reported last night. Kintz had been paroled for stealing Welfare Board checks paid to his parents. Officials designated the parole violation.
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Harry Kintz
Klineharts Alley
Maryland House of Correction
Alton C. Whitmore
Kintz
Welfare Board
Parole Traverser Recalled After Larceny Charge
Whitmore described Copper deposits at Kipushi mine in the Belgian Congo as so rich that ore was scooped from the surface. The traverser’s parole requirement would send him back to his prior institution to serve the remaining term.
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Belgian Congo
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