Belgium Armament Drive Seen as Europe’s Rearing Force
Belgian factories already produce jet aircraft engines and will begin five inch rocket production. Anti-tank grenades and a non detectable land mine move to the United States for Korea and global use. U.S. aid finances Belgian raw materials to supply arms for Western Europe, with uranium from the Congo cited as strategic. Belgian Navy Air Force and Army build up toward a three flotilla fleet, 530 aircraft plans, and two four division crops respectively.
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Brussels
Belgium
Europe
United Sates
Korea
United States
U. S
Belgian Congo
Congo
Bel gian Students in American Technical Schools Rise
A large number of Belgian students join American technical schools to study engineering and industrial trades, reflecting growing cross cultural education exchanges and demand for skilled labor training abroad.
Sheep Ranchers Claim Coyote Problem Solved in Cardston
In Cardston Alberta sheep ranchers report success against coyotes after using the poison 1080. Last year coyotes killed 323 sheep. since fall only six live coyotes remain and one sheep was killed by the killers. Winter baiting continues as ranchers rebuild flocks.
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Cardson
Alberta
Jet Pilots Worry About Gray Hair
Sydney reports that Royal Australian Air Force jet pilots in their early thirties show gray hair due to nervous strain from high speed flight. Professor S. Cotton of Sydney University says the effect is a result of the stress of this relatively new form of flying.
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Sydney
Australia
Royal Australian Air Force
RAAF
S. Cotton
Sydney University
Medical Dispute Over Occupational Hazard Comment
Major General F Kingsley Norris, director general of medical services, rejects the Sydney chair specialist's claim that the issue is an occupational hazard calling the suggestion ludicrous and insisting on a different assessment.
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Sydney
Medical Services
F. Kingsley Norris
His Wife Too Helpful Umpire Receives Gift in East Lansing
EAST LANSING Mich Red Jones former American League umpire was given a green and white blanket with the Eaton blocks after addressing a Michigan State College football banquet. He brought it home from Chicago Stevens Hotel now the Conrad Hilton. A later phone call with Mrs Jones revealed she had removed his first varsity letter, saying no one would ever know he took the blanket.
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East Lansing
Mich
Red Jones
Michigan State College
Chicago
Stevens Hotel
Conrad Hilton
Court Proceedings Slightly Awry in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky Judge David C Cates warned the police court to maintain decorum. A defendant spoke to a companion and was fined four dollars. A court hanger on dropped whiskey and repairmen hammered nearby as the scene unfolded.
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Louisville
David C. Cates
Cates
Court Adjourned Over Disruptive Bottle-Throw Incident
The judge paused proceedings until bailiffs quieted the courtroom. after order was restored, Ct es admonished the man who dropped the bottle.
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C Tes
Kalamazoo Man Slices Lake Ice For Brief Winter Swim
Leo Hartsell, 64, resumed his 28 year custom by cutting a hole in West Lake ice and swimming for five minutes. He then returned home for a warm shower and hot meal.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Leo Hartsell
West Lake
Hartsell
Father and Son on Jury Unprecedented in Alpena
In Alpena Michigan an unusual jury panel features a father and his son serving together marking a first for local courts. Their participation underscores evolving juror selection practices and raises questions about potential family influence in deliberations.
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Jury Alpena, Mich
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