War talk from General Bradley and oddities of a busy month
General Omar Bradley warned in Boston that relying on air power alone would risk American survival in a future war. The article recalls a turbulent month with unemployment reaching over two million, a 15 year sentence for a veteran in Ohio for attempted rape, and numerous vignettes from crime, science, weather, and culture. It notes farm price support, a shift in disease naming, a famed scientist, odd year mathematics, and anecdotes from Detroit to New York, including a courthouse bomb case, a domestic dispute, and a celebrity’s paternity dispute.
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