Modern M59 tactics liken Trojan horse to armored assault
An officer describes the M59 as a mobile firing platform enabling a 360 degree defense and rapid infantry deployment. The plan involves artillery time fire and tanks breaking through defenses, followed by infantry in armored carriers. The tactic aims to reduce manpower needs and works in atomic or nonatomic war, with production ongoing but not yet fielded widely.
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Syracuse Herald piece notes Jenkins family founders
Founded by Arthur Jenkins on January 15, 1877 the Syracuse Herald weekly paper is published by the Herald Co. Mary E. Jenkins is listed as president and E. A. O'Hara as publisher in Syracuse New York.
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The Herald First Issue March 6 1955 Syracuse
The 1955 Herald debuts with independent stance and public question discussion. Notes postal registration and Associated Press rights. Highlights term lengths and subscription offers lasting several months.
Lords Acre Program Finances New Presbyterian Church
In SARDINIA South Carolina the Lords Acre in-Gathering raises funds for the Presbyterian Church. The sale netted 4223 dollars plus 1000 in cash gifts from contributors and farmers. The proceeds supported a new brick church and included farm produce poultry hay and other goods.
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Jamaica’s Half Moon Hotel Shines In Modern Resort Split
Jamaica unveils the Half Moon Hotel a million dollar modern resort of duplex suites along a crescent beach. Nearby Good Hope plantation celebrates 200 years with three industries pineapples cattle and guests while Jamaica marks its 300th year under British rule.
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Doctor Mentzer Stays In Bank Post After Retirement
Dr. John J. Mentzer, 93, of Lancaster reelected to a 61st term as director of Farmers National Bank. He has served as bank chairman since 1948 and was president for 42 years before retiring from that post in 1949.
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