Remington Chief C K Davis Receives Army Medal in New York
C K Davis, president of Remington Arms Co, earned the Rice Gold Medal at the Army Ordnance Association meeting in New York City. The award honors his leadership in ordnance engineering and wartime production, noting Remington's rise from 4,000 to 82,500 workers and its role supplying 40 percent of US small arms ammunition.
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Army Ordnance Association
New York City
James Forrestal
Defense
Henry L. Stimson
Edward E. Gallagher
Minnutnitis
Norwalk
Reginald E. Gillman
Sperry Corporation
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Association
Farler
Ordnance Clinic
Davie
Army Ordinance Association
Charles K. Davis
Remington
United States
Four Laymen Join Fairfield University Faculty
Fairfield University in its first year enrolls 600 freshmen and builds a faculty of Jesuit scholars and four laymen. New hires include Cody Teaches Accounting from Bridgeport Stratford, Donnarumba and Stuart from Waterbury and Newburyport, with Riel in English and German, all pursuing advanced studies as part of the early liberal arts and sciences program.
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Cody
John Ie. Cody
Bridgeport
Stratford
tHarding High School
Connecticut
Columbia University School of Business
New York
Fle
American Institute of Accountants
New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants
Tle
United States Navy
Mr. Cody
Carmen I. Donnarumba
Waterbury
Crosby High School
Mo Behen
Deordham
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Fordham
Columbia University
Alt. Donnatumma
Cathedral High School
Boston University
Hemp
Riel
Navy
St Joseph's College
Valatie
Fairfield
Chester Jo Stuart
Newburyport
Mass
Ile
Sacred Steart College
Grard
St. Mary’s College
Techny
Lee
University of Connecticut
Fordham Graduate School
Northwestern short of top players in thin squad
Northwestern University faces a talent gap as the team struggles with depth and reserve strength. From tackle to tackle, the roster lacks standout performers, signaling a lean lineup for the upcoming season.
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Northwestern
Bridgeport Amateur Radio Group Offers Free Code Classes
The Bridgeport Amateur Radio Association will host a free code class for aspiring licensees, starting Friday night at 7 30 at the clubhouse So 1h Round Fill Route 59 Euston. Transportation can be arranged by calling W10PG during business hours. The class meets every Friday night with radio theory classes to follow. Thomas H Craig Jr WI1KAB, president, will conduct the code sessions.
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Bridgeport Amateur Radio Association
Euston
Thomas H Craig, Jr
Wi1kab
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