Camera Is a Lethal Weapon in Modern Warfare
Navy Capt. Robert S. Quackenbush warns that victory hinges on pictures and that America plans a mass espionage effort using aircraft cameras and a specialized corps of photographic interpreters. The article outlines recon planes from bases around Russia, high speed cameras, color film, infrared and radar photography, plus naval submersibles for extra imagery to map enemy zones and assess bomb damage.
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L. Edgar Prina
Ashington
Navy
Robert S. Quackenbush
America
Soviet Union
Russia
Alaska
Polar
Japan
Great Britain
France
Italy
Middle East
Africa
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Leningrad
Quackenbush
Bikini
Antarctica
Truck With Dynamite Explodes in Interstate Crash
ETHLEHEM Pa Aug 29 Three men escaped with minor injuries last night when a trailer truck loaded with dynamite collided with a smaller fertilizer truck and caught fire Seconds before the gasoline tank of the dynamite truck exploded the three men leaped clear The smaller truck was driven by William B Szilagyi 27 of Easton Pa The larger truck was driven by Scott Boyer of Dover N J John Crown of Dover rode with Boyer Szilagyi said the dynamite truck struck his rear mounted a 10 foot embankment and overturned onto the smaller vehicle
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Ethlehem
William B. Szilagyi
Easton
Scott Boyer
Dover
N. J
Boyer
John Crown
Szilagyi
U S Not Ready for War Asserted by Clarence Brown
Dayton reports Republican Representative Clarence J. Brown said the United States is unprepared for grave dangers at home and abroad. He blamed the Truman administration for incompetence in both attaining peace and preparing for war. Brown spoke at the state convention of the United American Mechanics. Struthers Lodge won statewide achievement. M A McClure of Struthers took first in individual achievement.
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Dayton
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
United States
Truman
Brown
United American Mechanics
Struthers Lodge
M. A. McClure
Struthers
Meet the Press Sues MBS for $1 250 000
Lawrence Spivak and Martha Rountree, owners of Meet the Press, sue Mutual Broadcasting System for 1 250 000 alleging the network dropped the show Aug 4 and replaced it with Reporters Roundup. The suit names Crowell Collier Publishing Co and General Teleradio as producers of the new program.
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Meet the Press
MBS
New York
Lawrence Spivak
Martha Rountree
Mutual Broadcasting System
Mutual
State Supreme Court
Crowell Collier Publishing C c
General Teleradio
Livestock Likely Transmits Ringworm to Humans
Urbana Illinois University of Illinois veterinarians report ringworm caused by a fungus may be transmitted to people by livestock.
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Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois
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Western Union
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Reserve Life Insurance CO
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