British veteran praises 987th Armored Field Artillery Battalion spirit
Lt Paul E M Iasigi of Columbus lauds the 987th Armored Field Artillery Battalion Ohio National Guard for its exceptional spirit of cooperation and keenness. He transferred Aug 14 when the unit entered federal service and will train at Camp Carson. He compares U S Army unfavorably with British forces, noting the U S emphasis on a business like teamwork across ranks.
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Economy Bloc Cuts Money Bills In Congress
Congress debates taxes and military outlays as economy advocates push cuts. Byrd leads a $1.138 billion two year highway bill trimmed by $119 million, $240 million cut previously. Senate passed it. President Truman weighs veto threats over a $100 million Spain loan in the broader $14 billion military package.
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Social Security Changes Broadened To Aid More Persons
Washington announces two major boosts to old age pensions under the social security program. Beginning Sept 1, 1950 the minimum rises to 20 dollars and the maximum to 68.50, with an average around 46. A second increase on July 1, 1952 will lift the maximum to 80 and the average to about 50, while those already on pension by July 1, 1952 retain limits up to 68.50. The rules are eased to allow more 65 plus workers with short covered employment to qualify, starting Sept 1. Those with prior covered work may start receiving pension even if they had only 1.5 years since 1936, though many will receive the 20 or 25 dollar minimum.
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Nurse Fans Hadacol Health Booster in Testimonial
East St. Louis nurse Mrs. Jennie Lee Adele says prolonged illness and deficiencies in Vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and Iron improved after three Hadacol bottles. She credits Hadacol for energy appetite sleep and return to work plus extra minerals aiding overall health and recovery.
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A Bomb Use Predicted If Aggression Spreads
Cleveland August 23 AP Representative John Walsh of Indiana declares the United States will use the atom bomb on the heart of the enemy if Communism spreads. He warns Russia expects to wear the US down with global small wars and asserts the nation will strike at Russia’s heart with at least 250 bombs and 100 delivery methods.
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John Walsh
Indiana
U. S
Russia
Hospital Dedicates Project to Kathy Fiscus
In Los Angeles a Children’s Hospital unveiled a bronze plaque honoring Kathy Fiscus, the well girl who died in San Marino. Barbara Fiscus, 10, unveiled the marker as parents watched, and 20,000 people contributed to the hospital, leaving $3,732 after plaque costs.
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Earthworms Found to Produce Music and Moan When Cut
A scientist reports earthworms emit musical sounds and reveal moans when severed. The finding suggests invertebrate responses to injury may include audible signaling, prompting further study of worm behavior and bioacoustics.
Judge Turner in critical condition after stroke in Hawaii
Judge Edward C. Turner of the Ohio Supreme Court remained in a very critical state at a Honolulu hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage from a stroke seven days earlier. Attending physician Dr. John Bell provided the prognosis as his son Carl Turner flew from Columbus to be by his side. Bricker who previously appointed Turner and who served as Ohio attorney general noted his long career.
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Hub-Victor Sports Firm Opens New Store Location
The Hub-Victor Co. moves from 420 Tuscarawas st E to 221 4th st NE and becomes special service dealer for Brunswick Balk Collender Co. for 10 counties. Formal opening is set for Saturday.
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