Retired Admirals and Generals Serve Country in Peacetime
A mass of senior officers now in business education or government perform notable peacetime roles. George Marshall chairs the American Red Cross and battle monuments group. Eisenhower leads Columbia University. Nimitz eyes Kashmir duties. Spaatz directs Air Force power studies and Civil Air Patrol work abroad.
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New York
Sam
George Marshall
America
American Red Cross
American Battle Monuments Commission
Dwight Eisenhower
Allied Expeditionary Force
Europe
Columbia University
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
United Nations
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
Carl (Tovey) Spaatz
Uncle Sam
Germany
Japan
US Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Spaatz
Air Force Academy
West Point
Annapolis
News Week
Air Power
Lucius D. L. Clay
Continental Can Company
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company of
Ben Morrell
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy
Seabee
Brehon B. Somervell
Army Service Forces
Headshoppers Company
Pittsburgh
Foster Wheeler Corporation
Earle M. Mills
Russell Maxwell
Middle East
American Machine and Foundry
Leslie Groves
Remington Rand Band
Pawtucket
R. I
William J. Carter
Navy Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Mackenzie Walton Co
Air Force
C. L. Chennault
Flying Tigers
Civil Air Transport
Hong Kong
China
Pan American World Airways
John H. Towers
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
PAWA
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Philippines
Armed Forces Insurance Underwriters
San Antonio
Alexander A. Vandergrift
Guadalcanal
Nationwide alert on newly isolated disease rickettsialpox
A US Public Health Service bulletin warns doctors about rickettsialpox a new mild illness with no deaths but may mimic Rocky Mountain spotted fever older patients suffer more and some require hospital care. The disease linked to a mite carried by house mice is not transmitted person to person and control hinges on rodent reduction.
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Washington
US Public Health Service
National Institute of Health
New York City
Health Department
Charlie Pomerantz
New York
Staten Island
Huebner
Leslie Paxton Barker
St. Luke's Hospital
Philadelphia
Man
Tucson
Ariz
District of Columbia
Indianapolis
Boston
Park Avenue
Greenwich Village
Dow Chemical Expands Velasco Plant in Texas
Dow Chemical plans a multi million dollar expansion at its Velasco Texas plant starting July 1. President Leland I Dean said the firm will do more in the next fiscal year than the previous one. Past 12 months expansions cost well over 5 million dollars. New units will add chlorine caustic soda styrene glycol ethylene and saran base facilities.
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Houston
Dow Chemical Company
Velasco
Texas
Leland I. Dean
Midland
Mich
Rainbows on Screen Report Interference in Color TV
Experimenters in color television report that certain interference types can produce rainbow patterns in the picture. They note specific conditions under which the rainbow artifacts appear and suggest methods to minimize their effects for clearer broadcasts.
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Arthur Frakes
GMAC
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BUICK
Cadillac
DELCO
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
King
Texas Furniture Co
East 6Th ST
Centra Texas
Austin American
Austin
BY Adelaide Kear
Personnel Mutual Life Insurance Company
Empire State, Inc
Empire State Building
Hugh A. Drum
New York Dock Company
Brooklyn
United States
Ussr
Alan Kirk
Sicily
Normandy
Philip B. Fleming
US Maritime Commission
Panama Canal Zone
Francis Newcomer
Robert Eichelberger
Fighth Army
Lewis Hershey
Dow Chemical Maps
Lavaca
Mutual
The
Mutual Savings
Congress
Zale
Ronson
Baylor
Elgin
Uw Os
Schick Shaver
Parker
Dad
Sale Jewelry CO
Speidel “Cortez” Watch
Saat Feder
Prince Gartner
Bulova
Avetin