Universal Military Training Debate Reframed as National Security Plan
Washington column argues UMT differs from conscription and shows why a civilian reserve could bolster defense. It outlines four agencies, including a National Security Training Corps and a selective training system, and discusses aims, risks, and the balance between freedom and national safety.
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Washington
UMT
National Security Corps
Senate Ratifies Inter American Defense Pact 72 to 1
Senate approves the hemispheric defense treaty signed by 21 republics at Rio, pledging automatic military response to external attacks and aid for victims within the hemisphere. President Truman proposes canal modernisation and a Atlantic unified command to enforce the plan. Inflation rationing bill urged to Congress would grant broad powers to allocate scarce resources and possibly seize crops if needed, drawing charges of socialism from business leaders.
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Arthur Vandenberg
Rep
Mich
U. S. Senate
Americas
Senate
Congress
Truman
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Adm
H. P. Blandy
Navy
Iceland
Greenland
Caribbean
Senate Judiciary ‘Committee
Averell] Harriman
Secretary of Commerce
U. S
Fodder Spuds for Cattle and Eisenhower Support
New Jersey cattleman Eugene Denton reports his ground potato diet for 25 days increased calves’ daily gain about 1.4 pounds per head, with Rutgers expert deeming the trial a success. Denton’s formula uses sliced potatoes with salt and molasses water. Kansas figures Alf Landon backs Eisenhower for 1948 presidency amid Chicago Kiwanis talk and Columbia University prep for Eisenhower’s June 7 arrival.
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New Jersey
Eugene K. Denton
Denton
William Ljundahl
Rutgers University Department of Animal Husbandry
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Landon
Roy Roberts
Kansas City Star
Eisenhower
Chicago
Kiwanis
Columbia University
Profitable Dust Bowl Idaho Brims With Phosphate Wealth
Idaho sits on 60 percent of the nation's phosphate rock in an arid range that could reshape regional farming. J R Simplot built a Pocatello plant in 1944 to produce 60 000 tons annually, now expanded to 200 000 tons of 18 percent super phosphate guiding a new intermountain agricultural economy.
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Idaho
Intermountain and
Pacific West
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho-Utah-Wyoming
J. R. Simplot
Pocatello
Simplot
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National Guard
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UMIT
Armed Services Committee
House
National Security Training Corps
National Security Training Commission
Bankhage
Fort Knox
Pat Wall
Savannah
LeRoy Donnay
Glencoe
Minn
Big Medicine
Profitable Dust Bowl
Ane
Bis
Walter J. Harpel
Shannondale
Ind
North America
Indiana
Harpel
City OF
Glass
United Nations
New York
U. N
Tom MIX
Florence-Tucson
Arizona
Mix
Malpai
Tony
Patrick A. O’boyie
Pope Pius XII
Washington, D. C
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Monsignor
O’boyle
Scranton
Catholic Charities
Ais York
Archdiocese of
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