Nation mobilizes radar network to detect hostile air attacks
About 26,000 Air Force radar personnel man stations in the United States and Canada to spot any approaching strange planes. Officials say the warning system is near fully manned, though not all equipment or stations are fully modern. The system operates across 12 regular groups and three National Guard outfits with Canada under a mutual defense plan.
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Monday zoning hearing looms after council action questioned
The city faces injunctions over a recently enacted city wide zoning ordinance and a North End repeal. Attorneys contend the measure is vague and void for improper delegation of legislative power, while the city defends its June 25 enactment and veto response amid alleged private gains for a landowner.
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Runaway Teens Return From Hollywood Trip
James and Indy Hillhouse, 16 and 13, landed at LaGuardia after a brief Hollywood excursion. They were met by detectives in Burbank and reunified with parents Mr and Mrs Francis R Hillhouse who planned a calm talk to dissuade further running away. The teens had funded the trip with $160 from their mother's bank account.
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England's brot herhood on a 545 acre farm near Shropshire
A small English settlement calling itself the Society of Brothers lives without private property across 545 acres in Shropshire County. About 90 adults and 140 children from many nations share goods, work, and decision making by consensus. Members give up money and possessions, work on a 200 acre farm with 490 sheep and 2,000 hens, and support a simple communal life with minimal possessions.
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Rawmil
Cease-fire talks stall as language gaps hinder progress
At Kaesong observers discuss a possible limited withdrawal compromise to break the deadlock over agenda items in armistice talks. The UN delegation resists including troop withdrawal, fearing a political issue to be settled later. Estimates place Chinese forces at 260,000 in front lines and 240,000 along the Korea-Manchuria border with Allied forces, mainly American, in control.
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Alze
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Distinction Between Toads and Frogs
Distinctions note toads have dry bumpy skin and are land dwelling while frogs are aquatic with smooth moist skin. The text compares skin texture and habitat to separate the two amphibians.
Councilman Attacks Minority Rule In Zoning Debate
A councilman denounces minority rule and party division over zoning law in a partisan city council wrangle. He urges cooperation and cites recent motions by Gov. Owald and Mr. Stonte to dock the council's actions and arrange an early hearing on the issue.
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Stonte
Detective Krins Retires From Baltimore Police Force
Baltimore police announce the retirement of Detective Captain Henry J. Krins, who joined in 1915 and reached age 60 last January. Under a council provision officers may retire at half pay after 20 years of service.
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