Fears of Germ War Threat Highlight Military View
Royston Tex Maj Gen William M Creasy Army chemical officer warned the risk of germ and chemical warfare rivals atomic threats He said an all out war would aim to preserve productive facilities and attack people He noted chemical and biological munitions are invisible while weapons can be seen, and questioned the existence of effective defenses against brain affecting agents.
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Scattered WWII Strategy Quote on Defensive Planning
A fragment quotes a military official stressing comprehensive defense planning to avoid overlooking any factor. The remark notes that an enemy would act to exploit oversights, underscoring the need for thorough, large scale mental analysis in strategic thinking.
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Rabbits Tap Plane During North Dakota Crop Dusting
In Grand Forks North Dakota farmer Leo Mondry was dusting crops from a small plane when a jackrabbit leapt into the air and struck the aircraft. The impact damaged the propeller and spraying gear forcing Mondry to land.
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Leo Mondry
Open Attack on President Eisenhower Senate Vote Nears Front
Democrats won a 40 to 39 Senate vote aimed at undoing Eisenhower’s Marine Corps cut, marking a major congressional challenge to his military policies. An Indiana study finds 710,000 acres rezoned in ten years for subdivisions roads parks and airports enhancing growth.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Marine Corps
Congress
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CIO Boost For Truman Library Dinner Funds Library
In St Louis the CIO Communications Workers of America raised about $10,000 at a $15 plate dinner honoring Harry S Truman. About 1,000 members attended as proceeds supported the Independence Missouri library fund for a presidential papers repository, with Truman stressing the library will belong to the U S government and house a president’s papers.
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Block Out in Marine Corps Budget Battle
Senate and House wrangle over a defense bill amounting to 31.882 billion dollars. The Senate approved an amended version restoring 46 million dollars for the Marine Corps and keeping manpower at 215,000 while proposing changes to Army Navy and Air Force levels. the House earlier passed its variant. The clash centers on long range air power and force reductions amid ongoing wartime budget discussions.
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Edgerton Grange Plans July Degrees and Events
Edgerton Grange met with Worthy Master C F Gillespie. First and second degrees set for July 7. Literary program featured poems and readings led by Valeda Gordon Jennie Steed Mildred Steed Carolyn Gillespie and Ruth Gillespie. Father’s Day gifts presented. Pomona Grange to meet June 29 in Olathe. County Grange Picnic planned for August 14. location to be decided.
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George Knabe
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Gardner
Maxwell Taylor moves to lead U S Army staff post
World wide brief notes Gen Maxwell D Taylor flew from Madrid to Washington to take command of the U S Army General Staff. He travels with his wife and staff amid a routine transition, as Formosa described a river soy sauce contamination in the city.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
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Tansai
Taipei
German Russian colonist Jacob Deitz to celebrate 100th birthday
Jacob Deitz, born in 1876 among Russell County’s original 73 German Russian colonists from Russia, will mark his 100th birthday with an open house at the 4H Club building. He is among the county’s oldest residents with 55 grandchildren, 109 great grandchildren, and 18 great great grandchildren. Only four other original colonists are still living.
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