Gentlemen sergeants train tougher army at Ft. Dix
The 1950 army uses a gentler sergeant and psychology aided discipline to build leaders. Maj. Gen. Devine says fear is insufficient. training now emphasizes calm instruction, higher morale, and practical toughness. Recruits receive coffee, doughnuts, and family support while pay rises to 65 dollars monthly.
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Leonard Leddington
Associated
Ort DIX
N. J
New Army
Army
G.I
John M. Devine
Ft. Dix
Devine
Ft. Knox
George
Patton
Gen. Devine
Weir Warns Of Socialism at West Virginia banquet
Ernest T. Weir, industrialist and National Steel Corp. chair, warned that he believes the Truman administration aims for a Socialist United States. He cited increased government controls over industry and fields after the war and urged vigilance amid crisis. He praised some American legislators for blocking full implementation.
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West Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Weir
Truman
Congress
Ohio State Fair marks centennial success despite lower income
Ohio’s 100th state fair drew an unofficial attendance surpassing 375000, led by record entries in livestock, horticulture and arts. Receipts lagged 1949 by about 20696 as weather dampened finances. official totals were not yet released.
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Columbus
Ohio
Howard S. Foust
Lester Johnson
Ore Route Lakes and Great Lakes iron trade
About six sevenths of the ore used in the United States iron and steel industry is delivered via the Great Lakes. The Erie Canal and other routes are less significant in comparison to the lakes system for ore transport.
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United States
Iron and Steel Industry
Great Lakes
Boomerang-Style Plane Vanishes Over Peoria Golf Course
Chet Helmer built a radio controlled model aircraft valued at over 100 dollars. The sleek craft circled the Peoria golf course and vanished. Helmer searched on foot for two days and then conducted an aerial search.
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Peoria
Ilis
Chet Helmer
Helmer
Liquid breathing tested as humans may drown in airless fluid
Researchers at Illinois College of Medicine, funded by the U S Navy, plan liquid breathing tests using oxygen dissolved under pressure in amniotic fluid. A monkey will be dunked in the liquid after throat anesthesia to study life-support functions, with humans expected to follow if successful.
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Illinois College of Medicine
U. S. Navy
University
Stein
R. R. Sonnenshein
Phanor Perot
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