Egyptians At Randolph Drilling Into Aviation Medicine
Two Egyptian officers Lieutenant Colonel Rafai M Kamel and Sabry At Randolph AFB joined the School of Aviation Medicine for the aviation medical examiners course starting April 17. They served in the Libyan desert campaigns against Rommel and are graduates of King Farouk University of Medicine Cairo. After completing the course they will be the only two flight surgeons in the Egyptian air force. Sabry spoke by long distance to a friend in Cairo after arrival.
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Weather map shows rain from Texas to Great Lakes
The bulletin notes showers and rain from Texas to the lower Great Lakes with cloudiness from Mississippi to the Atlantic except Florida. Snow expected in New England and northern Atlantic states with sub freezing temperatures. West mostly fair except rain along the Pacific Northwest coast.
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Reserve Medical Meet Announces Southwestern Army Symposium
Col David E Liston Fourth Army surgeon announced a joint armed forces medical department symposium for reserve officers to be held April 4 6 at Fort Sam Houston and Randolph AFB The first day covers nuclear fission medical plans for civil defense at Bracke Army Medical Center The second day will be at the School of Aviation Medicine Randolph and the final day discusses organized reserve corps medical units All reserve officers active and inactive in the Fourth Army area are invited This is the southwest region s first symposium for physicians surgeons dentists nurses and allied medical officers Full information available at the Organized Reserve Corps office 197 Stanley Rd Fort Sam Houston
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South Bend Rejects 11 Million Federal Housing Funds
South Bend voters and city leaders rejected a federal grant of 11 million dollars for a low cost housing project after a stormy council meeting. Supporters included Catholic Jewish and Protestant groups CIO AFL unions and veterans groups while opponents cited private industry failure to provide housing and warned against federal socialism.
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Warmup brings milder outlook easing coal shortages
Weather across the nation showed warmth in prospect Tuesday easing thinning coal supplies. The Midwest received moist air from Texas stretching to Lake Superior with thunderstorms in many areas. Temperatures rose toward the freezing point while the coldest readings persisted in northern New England and western New York. Skies were clear in the West as the cold belt moved south to Charleston, with a broad region from Ohio valley to the Atlantic coast enjoying milder air. In Commerce Texas a separate note states a music festival at East Texas State College expected to draw about fifteen hundred high school students on Saturday.
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Bidault Government Proposes 4.9 Percent Wage Rise
Paris reports Premier Georges Bidault's government will seek a 4.9 percent wage increase in nationalized power industries as France faces a critical strike situation. The move aims to ease tensions amid ongoing labor unrest and economic pressures.
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Bulgaria Break Threat Marks U S Hostilities Rise
The Communist party newspaper Fravda labels the U S decision to break relations with Bulgaria as a new act of aggressive policy. The report reflects rising tensions as Moscow reports the event from February 22.
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Louisiana Flood Evacuations Rise Across Parishes
In Louisiana 2618 families, about 10,500 people, have been evacuated from their homes due to floodwaters in 19 parishes. A Red Cross official notes many evacuees remain uncounted and more families likely to be evacuated, mostly in the northeast and east central areas.
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Indonesian envoy Maramis presents credentials in Manila
Alexander Maramis, first Indonesian ambassador to the Philippines, presented his credentials to President Elpidio Quirino in Manila on February 28.
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