Guard Troops Going Overseas In Early 1952
Federalizing several National Guard divisions since September and expanding units in active service, the Army plans to send Guardsmen overseas while building toward full division strength. Officials note some Guardsmen will be released and portions of divisions may be deployed, with overseas assignment possible for parts of units even if 21 month service remains.
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Training Guard Divisions Readied for Overseas Duty
Taylor said the Army is encouraged by progress in federalized Guard divisions. The four divisions called up last September should be ready by June, with the last two by September. Some units may still be sent overseas on non fighting duty before then to complete training and equipping.
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Driving Rain Slows U N Advances in Korea
Combat dispatches report stubborn North Korean resistance as U N troops press a northern thrust. Reds retreat hastily, abandoning equipment and dead near Chehon and Wonju while Allied patrols push several miles beyond the front. B 29s continue radar guided strikes on supply lines along the east coast and Haihuneg is bombed.
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Johnston Effort to Bring Labor Back to Wage Program
Johnston seeks labor return to wage controls amid price debate. Disalle cites four factors pushing prices up for months, including parity, tax increases, and wage rise expectations. He warns parity may be altered if it hinders price stabilization.
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Senate Budget Fight and School Pay Proposals Stir Maryland
The Maryland Senate debates McKeldin's budget stance while school leaders back a 400 annual teacher pay raise. Lawmakers approve a three year property reassessment plan. A state office building bond bill stalls over constitutional rules. House Republicans and Democrats clash over new Congressional district lines for Baltimore and surrounding counties amid a vast highway network claim.
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Maryland Opposes Canal Parkway as Wasteful Expenditure
The Maryland debate against a canal parkway cites wasteful expenditures and minimal local benefit. Arguments include better use of funds for existing highways and historic canal preservation, with opposition from state and national groups. A separate Prague report notes a mother friendly hotel for visitors with children offering low rates.
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U S Plans Big Four Meeting Amid Postwar Tensions
The United States plans a Paris meeting of the Big Four with Britain France and Russia as preparatory talks for a full foreign ministers session. Acheson backs a Washington venue if Paris agrees and has appointed Philip Jessup to lead the American delegation.
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Pakistan Renames Major Road To Ataturk In Karachi
The Karachi Municipal Committee has renamed a main road in the capital to honor Kemal Ataturk removing the English name. The change reflects local admiration for the Turkish leader as part of a broader move in city planning.
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