Soviet Slavery Labor Boosts War Efficiency Claim
A Pentagon briefing by Brig. Gen. D. A. D. Ogden argues Soviet use of forced civilian labor and light training for troops creates a larger division strength with fewer trained service troops. The report compares Russian and American manpower, notes longer American training times, and outlines the implications for a 27 month draft.
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Rotary Service Is in Accord With Every Religion Head Says
Arthur Lagueux, Rotary International president, states Rotary is not connected to masonry or secret orders. He spoke in Chicago amid a Vatican decree affecting clergy membership and hinted Rotary clubs worldwide, in 83 countries, pursue public service in line with all religions.
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Medina Receives $2000 for Recreation Park Shelter
Medina was given a $2000 donation to buy a shelter for its new recreation park. Walter G. Mitchell presented the check to Mayor John W. Brown on behalf of hundreds of truck drivers who contributed in gratitude for hospitality during the holiday weekend snowstorm.
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Invisible Laundry Ink: UV Marking for Garments
A method used by some laundries places an invisible ink on clothing that becomes visible only under ultraviolet light. This marking helps identify items and deter theft or loss.
Housing shortage forces Royal English School to find new quarters
Six hundred students from the Royal English School in Singapore search for new accommodations as a housing shortage affects the government and the private institution. The school was rented out and authorities have been unable to secure alternative housing.
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Steelman Calls Carrier Unions Contend Over Rail Pact
Washington January 18 AP Leaders of four railroad operating unions who rejected a White House peace pact meet with Presidential assistant John R. Steelman to explain their reasons. The engineers conductors yard and road service workers rejected the 25 cent hourly rise and 10 cent for road/yard workers and a three year moratorium, leaving a new settlement to negotiators with Steelman mediating. Government operates lines after August seizure to avert a rail walkout.
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Columbus Power Failure Darkens Southwest Columbus
A cable outage at a Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. substation cut power to a large portion of southwest Columbus for about two hours. The blackout affected homes and businesses in the area and prompted restoration crews to work through the outage.
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Georgetown Trump Rds Get New Traffic Light
A new traffic signal started operating Wednesday at the intersection of Trump road and Georgetown road NE. The lights were installed by order of the county commissioners to handle increased traffic to and from the Ford plant. The intersection was widened about 20 feet last fall after county workers rebuilt a culvert damaged by flash floods.
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