Review of 96 Days Air Force in Korea Hits 1059 Tanks
Allied land based planes destroyed or damaged 1059 Russian made tanks during the Korean War. Lt Gen George E Stratemeyer summarized the air war up to Sunday noting 5233 trucks 330 locomotives 874 railroad cars 376 bridges 152 aircraft 43 warehouses 22 oil storage tanks and 33 marshaling yards silenced. 689 field guns 11030 troops attacked and 33 tunnels sealed. 18 major Red targets neutralized. Far East Air Force losses stood at 139 aircraft and 175 casualties with 52 killed 56 wounded 65 missing and 2 prisoners. The bomb line above the front was to be kept ahead of advancing ground forces. Most 40456 sorties were close support and 3159 were B 29 strikes against strategic targets.
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Two wonderful dresses and a Stoneface cheviot coat
Dresses feature soft styling suitable for year round wear with subdued blue and brown overplaids. Includes accessories like jewelry and scarves to customize. Also highlights a Stoneface cheviot coat in raglan and set-in shoulder style with a herringbone design.
Sharon Steel Plans $49 Million Five Year Expansion
Sharon Steel Corp announced a five year expansion to raise ingot capacity from 1.4 million tons to 1.5 to 2.0 million tons annually at an estimated cost of 49 million dollars. The project calls for an 800 ton blast furnace and larger open hearth furnaces, a new blooming mill, and doubling stainless steel output. The board approved a long term iron ore supply contract with Oliver Iron & Mining Co.
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Doctor Powell, Army Vet Chief Veterinarian, Dies
Dr. George R. Powell, 62, former chief veterinarian of the U S Army Expeditionary Force in World War I, died at his Cleveland home.
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Shape Colors In Tan Gun Metal Brown And Pearl
A brief catalog note lists shape options in tan, gun metal, brown and pearl finishes. No dates or brands specified. Noted for potential accessory pairing and style coordination.
Court Catalog of Men’s Footwear Features
A catalog blurb describes hornens cherry coke cordovan leather shoes with a heavy fall double sole and a combination heel, paired with tweed or cheviot topcoats for autumn wear.
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