Air Force faces peril as 1954 stretch out questioned
The report cites a 1954 danger period for U.S. security based on Russian war potential. It notes unpublished memos by the joint chiefs of staff and questions the stretch out plan delaying military capabilities. The subcommittee marks a 143 wing Air Force timeline as unlikely to restart by 1954, while the Air Force Association urges funding for a 243 wing force by mid 1954.
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Bank trial reveals Titus' personal bookkeeper witness
A five day bank trial continues with a witness described as Titus' personal bookkeeper testifying under cross-examination. The witness claimed he did not need to tell Titus about withdrawals in 1960 and 1951 and referenced unpaid checks and cash transfers linked to Titus and Kiocke.
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Newspapers called brute force in union clash remarks
Allan S Haywood CSO organization director blasted newspapers for one sided brutal attack on the steel workers union. He spoke at CLO five day convention where 300000 member Communications Worders of America locals in 43 states and Canada debated appealing to the President and Vice President to abandon the electoral college system.
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Smut Study Seeks $25,000 For Investigator Funds
A House committee on smut in printed form requested 25,000 dollars to hire an investigator and acquire samples to be cleaned off newsstands. Chairman E. C. Gathings of Arkansas led the session as the seven-member, two-woman panel appointed by Speaker Sam Rayburn discussed how aggressively to press the inquiry.
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Death Delivered In Flower Box
Police said Hugo Linswal 41 murdered his estranged wife Ellin 39 with a concealed double barreled shotgun in a white cardboard flower box inside her apartment vestibule. He then fatally shot himself. Ellin died at close range. Linswal died by his own hand.
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Heat Wave Ravages Nation With Death Toll Climbs
A national heat wave brought record highs across the Midwest and East, with more than 125 deaths. Chicago cooled from 95 to the high 60s as other cities hit 90s to 100s, while forecasts pushed relief by tomorrow as storms moved in from the southwest.
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Payne wins governor as tally nears end in 1940 race
Payne claimed the governorship after most votes were counted, thanking voters for a great win. Brewster, 63, long served in the Senate and previously as governor and congressman, led the 12 years as a major political figure. Weather readings spanned the nation with high temperatures in the 90s and 100s, and Arkansas noting 25 days without significant rainfall.
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Truman
Warren to Stage All-Out Battle for Nomination
Governor Earl Warren of California told about 70 Southern California delegates and alternates that he will wage a tough campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. He warned the race could be decided on the first ballot or drag on to 30 or 40 ballots, saying his delegates could hold the balance of power.
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Earl Warren
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Prohibition on Political Activity Cited in Election Interference Text
The document outlines that Mac Free arom rage is barred from participating in political management or campaigns. It prohibits involvement in political conventions committees campaigns speeches publications and any public activity intended to influence votes. The rule aims to prevent interference with election outcomes by any party.
Steel plants face shutdowns amid tube shortage and wartime cuts
The article reports GM Oldsmobile plants near Lansing Michigan will shut on June 23 due to a shortage of seamless steel tubing, with production continuing on 30 millimeter high velocity tank cannon parts and Sapphire jet engine components. Ford may halt rocket production. Cadillac plant near Cleveland has steel for 10 days to 140 weeks. The piece also covers political remarks, election results, labor and defense planning, and naval exercises.
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Mrs. Eliza Backus Lawrence Funeral Today
Potsdam reports the funeral for Mrs. Eliza Backus Lawrence 92 who died Sunday at Potsdam Hospital. Service is 2 PM at her daughter Mabel Lytle’s home 10 Swan St Bayville Cemetery burial. Born Morrisburg Ont March 30 1860 she married George Lawrence 62 years ago. Survived by three daughters Mrs Lytie Mrs Edward Lafave and Mrs Deana Gardner and son George of Potsdam a sister.
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Ailing King Talal and Hassan Sail Lake Geneva Outing
The ailing Jordanian King Talal and his five year old son Prince Hassan rode in a launch on Lake Geneva near Lausanne. Queen Zein reportedly hides with two children and requested Swiss protection against the king amid his nervous disorder.
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Centenarian Julius Bruhnke Celebrates 103rd Birthday
Julius Bruhnke is 103 today. A birthday fete is planned by about 50 relatives including three sons two daughters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. He is known for the saying Never lose your temper.
Washington reception yields chopstick inquiry at table
A bewildered moment at a Washington reception as Ernest Lee and his twin brothers, sons of Me and Mrs. Lee Jang Wan, watch Douglasi in the crowd. Douglas asks his mother about the dinner service while a Democratic presidential contender is noted nearby.
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