Jet bombers and jet fighters push offensive defense arms race
A century-spanning duel of attack and defense is highlighted by jet warfare. The XP-47 and F-80 jets challenge the XB-47 bomber as United States Air Force engineers push speeds over 600 mph, yet range remains limited. The B-49 flying wing reportedly offers a 1500 mile radius while older B-29s reach 5750 miles with the same bomb load.
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Fresno State College Students Die in Portland Plane Crash
Five Fresno State College students were killed when a private twin engine plane crashed into Mount Sylvania near Portland after leaving Portland Municipal Airport. Pilot Wesley R. Trumble, 22, lack of instrument training and poor visibility were blamed. Victims were Edward L. Marbut, James D. Robinson, William P. Grogan Jr, Charles O. Price Jr, all 21-22 and Fresno residents. Route planned a stop in Medford Oregon.
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Youths Ankle Broken After Auto Crash at Public Square
A 20 year old Hagerstown youth Vernon Zimmerman suffered a fractured left ankle Saturday night when struck by a car at Public Square. The driver was Zachary N. Samos of Gettysburg, Pa. He was admitted to Washington County Hospital. In a separate Saturday crash Martinsburg doctor William T. Jenkens, 57, faced reckless driving charges after backing into a machine operated by John S. Bear, 47, of Waynesboro on Church Street. Canned salmon gains flavor with sugar in sandwich filling or canapé spread.
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John S. Bear
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Pinwheel Quilt Pattern 718 and Needlework Offer
Quilt pattern 718 offers easy to follow directions with charts and photos. Send twenty cents to The Hagerstown Md Daily Mall Household Arts Dept P O Box 151 Flatbush Station Brooklyn 26 Ny for pattern and name address zone and pattern number. Also advertised Alice Books Needlework Book priced fifteen cents with a free crocheted square.
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Bevin Warns U.N. Face Berlin Crisis Split
Bevin says the United Nations may fail unless East West tensions ease and regional solutions are used. He warns that one power blocking cooperation on atomic issues could bring disaster. West and Allied leaders break Berlin talks and hand the crisis to the UN Security Council after Moscow demands control of air traffic and a Russian currency in Berlin.
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Free Tone Hearing Brochure For Deafened Persons
A no charge brochure titled Fulltone Hearing offers practical guidance for deafened individuals seeking a fuller life through sermons music and companionship. To receive a free copy send name and address on a penny postcard to BELTONE Dept. 18 1450 W. 19th St. Chicago Ill. and share with friends who may be hard of hearing.
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Collapse Pushes Cold War Toward Explosive Stage
The piece outlines intensified East West tension over Berlin, with a Security Council focus in Paris and the risk of firearms incidents. It reviews a State Department white paper detailing Stalin’s shifting stance and the failed August Berlin talks. NATO powers press Moscow to honor the August 23 agreement and lift the blockade.
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Truman hits Texas as calls for civil rights rise
President Truman tours Texas raising critiques of the Republican Congress while facing fresh prompts to address civil rights in Dixie. He plans speeches in Fort Worth Dallas Bonham and Oklahoma City as Ferguson demands Hoover testimony on communists in government.
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Truman urged to name nonpartisan loyalty commission
Leon Henderson, chairman of the Americans for Democratic Action, urged President Truman to appoint a nonpartisan loyalty commission to investigate all phases of loyalty. The A D A, describing itself as liberal and anti Communist, supports Truman. The article notes making pencils as a $25,900,090 industry.
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