Navy Seeks 4.5 Billion for Air Force Buildup
The Navy requests 4.497 billion dollars for its aviation expansion, with 3.572 billion for new planes. Vice Admiral John H. Cassady told a House subcommittee that even full funding won’t yield a completely modern air force by 1953, citing limited wartime production and the need for extensive testing. He noted missiles rise in importance, and the cost of a modern navy plane averages 800k to 900k, with some early models near 7 million before production scales down costs.
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Truman Still Eyes Boyles RFC Case Inquiry
The White House said President Truman is pursuing his own investigation into charges raised by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch against William M Boyle Jr, Democratic national chairman. Boyle reportedly received 8000 dollars in fees from a St. Louis company tied to an RFC loan. The president stated he is examining the matter, with press secretary Joseph Short adding no progress details beyond that.
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Defense chiefs seek to standardize arms among four nations
Washington August 1 AP defense ministers from France Great Britain and Canada meet U S Army Secretary Pace to pursue standardization of small arms nomenclature and ammunition sizes. British Defense Minister Emanuel Shinwell arrives from London followed by Jules Moch of France and Brook Claxton of Canada as military experts finalize plans.
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Wyoming Land Claims Tied to Major U.S. Expansions
Encyclopedia Britannica notes Wyoming holds land acquired through the Louisiana Purchase the Texas annexation the Oregon annexation and the Mexican Cession of 1848 reflecting its territorial heritage and border changes across these historic events.
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Navy Oyster Forks Shrivel To 10,693 Dozen
A House appropriations subcommittee released secret testimony showing the navy owns 10,693 dozen oyster forks, only 10,422 dozen usable. Admiral Fox said silvered forks cost 18.5 cents each and many flaked. the navy cut tableware buying from 94 to 20 items.
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Prisoner Writes Mother That He's In Good Condition
ROBERT E. SITLER reported missing in action Nov. 28 is alive and in good health. Mrs. L. A. Wymer of Greentown, his mother, received a note via the Chinese People's Committee for World Peace in Peiping stating he is in good condition and well cared for. He hopes to return home soon after enlisting in 1948, training at Camp Campbell, Ky., and serving with the 8th Cavalry. He is a Timken High School graduate and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. John Hall.
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Train Whistle Blows Unstopped For 36 Miles
A Southern Railway engine pulled its whistle chain at Chatham and the chain broke with the valve open. The locomotive shrieked all the 36 miles to London's Cannon Street station in 50 minutes, and engineers spent 20 more minutes muffling the sound.
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