Anti-Red Bill Veto Sustained In Senate Vote
Illinois Senate sustains Governor Stevenson's veto of the Broyles-Young anti-Communist bill. Veto upheld 19 to 30, with three GOP dissenters joining. Debated amid crowd as Broyles urged override. bill would have penalties up to 20 years and 20 000 dollars plus loyalty oaths for anti-government actions.
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Senate
Springfield
Illinois Senate
Adlai Stevenson
Paul Broyles
Rmt
Vernon
Broyles
Kremlin
Sen
T. Mac Downing
Macomb
G.O.P
Charles F. Carpentier
East Moline
Stevenson
Alger Hiss
State Department
Carpentier
Army recruits adapt to training with tests and camp life
The piece describes new draftees starting in barracks learning basics, getting clothing and a $20 advance, and facing aptitude tests. It notes a shift toward evaluating individuals, the value of chaplaincy, buddy systems, and a mix of anxiety and resolve as the men adjust. Pvt Joseph Moore of Paterson reflects on the challenge and the tendency to seek usefulness.
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Joseph Moore
Paterson, N. J
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