Air Force report criticizes design changes and delays
The commission urges a plane production plan with design freezes and mass manufacture to meet minimum air needs quickly. It calls for more federal air power funding, less for ground and sea arms, and faults erratic schedules and gadgets loading aircraft. It notes post Korea shortages and criticizes planners for unrealistic schedules and poor coordination.
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Soviet
Russia
Anu
Korea
Air Force
Mississippi’s only woman mayor grants refreshment request
Ripley Mississippi’s mayor Ruth Street 54 says aldermen meetings resemble missionary societies as they talk and cooperate. She was elected while in hospital and appointed last February after her husband died. she urges serving refreshments at meetings.
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Ripley
Board of Aldermen’s
Missionary Society
Ruth Street
Mississippi
Carpenter Hid Moonshine West
Jackson Mississippi police raided George E Johnson a 21 year old carpenter suspected of bootlegging After two searches yielded little a third raid uncovered a gallon jug of bathtub gin four quarts hidden above a windowsill and other hides behind door facings in sinks and furniture A chest of drawers revealed 48 cubbyholes each holding a pint of moonshine Local authorities described the haul as their biggest find.
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Jackson, Miss
George E. Johnson
Driver Admits Gin Theft in Truck He Drove
Niagara Falls New York man DuMont A. Parker 29 admitted stealing 65 cases of gin from the truck he was driving. He was held on $2,000 bond after FBI arrest. Parker said he sold the 65 cases from a 600 case load valued at twenty thousand dollars.
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Chicago
CPA
Niagara Falls
N. Y
U. S
DuMont A. Parker
FBI
Charles Kralovec
Parker
Sandbank accident claims young footballer in Manchester
Keith Colburn, nine, of Manchester, died yesterday after a sandbank at a SPORTSVILLE area playground collapsed and suffocated him while he played. Authorities said the incident occurred on a sandbank where children were present.
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Sportsville
Keith Colburn
Manchester
Mississippi barber board cites habitual drunkenness for license revocation
HATTIESBURG Miss. The Mississippi barber board announced today that habitual drunkenness will be grounds for revocation of a barber license. The action signals stricter discipline for practitioners found repeatedly intoxicated on duty.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Mississippi Barber Board
Why You Need a Will Says Reader's Digest Feature
In September Reader's Digest Jerome Beslly explains why you need a will and how to make one. Learn steps to avoid common pitfalls and ensure your bequests are carried out after you’re gone.
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Reader's Digest
Jerome Beslly
Traffic Deaths to Hit New Peak for Labor Day
The National Safety Council warns Labor Day weekend travel may reach a record 480 traffic deaths, up from 461 last year. About forty million cars are expected on the move, with high accident risk during the three-day period from Friday 6 PM to Monday midnight. Increased travel raises chances of injury, urging doubled caution.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Nedid. Dearborn
Council
Lake Search For Dunn Continues After Boy Goes Missing
Early yesterday Dunn set out to swim Lake Skaneateles at 6 AM. He was pulled from the water two hours later by a cramp and did not reappear. David Perkins and Miss Smith helped search the lake with troopers and local police, while Dunn was to be questioned at the Elbridge Substation as part of the routine report.
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David Perkins
Skaneateles
Cortland County Hospital
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Perkins
Smith
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Barry
John Thompson
West Perkins
Edward J. Smith
Bary
Noone
Colgate University
Elbridge
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