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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1946

Page

5

Liberal Draft Plan Faces Limits Under New Policies

Selective Service officials say a liberalized draft plan is being drafted to meet Army needs. Estimates place possible inductees at 155 000 men aged 29 and under by March 31 if rules are relaxed, with Maj. Gen. Paul noting an Army requirement of 185 000. Officials suggest raising age limits could boost numbers, while current law allows drafts up to age 44 and 18 year olds must register but are not called. Expect announcements on deferment policy next week.

Washington Selective Service Willard S. Paul Army War Department

UN Bids Faced With Sharp Opposition At Security Council

Afghanistan appears to have unanimous backing while Sweden and Iceland face reconsideration. Siam Portugal Ireland and Transjordan draw opposition from Russia Britain and the United States over Albania Mongolia and China. Britain and the United States challenge Albania’s explanations on the Corfu Channel incident and treaty questions amid North Atlantic tensions.

New York United Nations Security Council Council Afghanistan Sweden Iceland Russia Siam France Portugal Ireland Transjordan Soviet Union Albania Mongolian Peoples Republic Britain United States China al Bania

Probe welcomed by institute over Thunderbird Field deal

Lt. Gen. Barton K. Yount said the American Institute for Foreign Trade would welcome a House committee inquiry into its aims and the acquisition of Thunderbird Field No. 1 in Glendale. He stated all facts have been published and the investigation would show the institute seeks to improve veterans education and international relations.

Phoenix Ariz American Institute For Foreign Trade Thunderbird Field Glendale Barton K. Yount Washington House Yount

Bus Crash Injures Dozens Near Madison Wisconsin

A Greyhound bus left a highway on a steep hill east of Madison and overturned, skidding 590 feet on its side. At least 32 passengers were injured and early reports indicated no fatalities.

Madison Wis Greyhound

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