Top Bracket Army Officers Weigh Retirement Plans
In Washington war department sources say many of the nation's top generals consider stepping down. Eisenhower, Bradley, Collins and Spaatz are among those eligible for retirement under 1935 acts, with potential successors like Bradley or Collins discussed as possible chiefs. Younger air leaders Norstad Lemay and Quesada are primed for future roles.
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Washington
War Department
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Florida
Jacob L. Devers
Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
J. Lawton Collins
Carl Spaatz
Army Air Forces
Joseph T. McNarney
United States Forces
Europe
Georgetson
Truman
China
Thomas T. Handy
Courtney H. Hodges
First Army
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Fourth Army
Mark W. Clark
United States
Austria
George C. Kenney
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
AAF
Lauris Norstad
Curtis Lemay
Elwood R. Quesada
Tactical Air
Far East
Korea
Japan
Orient
U. S
Far Eastern
U. S. Army
City Hall OKs dancing till 2 a.m. at venues
City Hall notes grant dancing permission to C.S.P.S. hall and Top Hat tavern until 2 a.m. on Jan 1. Class B beer permits issued to Lumir H. Holets, Ann Koch, and Ernest F. Sulek. Leslie G. Bright surrenders a cigarette permit. White House Lunch denied 15 minute parking due to small space and enforcement concerns.
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C.S.P.S. Hall
Top Hat Tavern
Lumir H. Holets
Third Street
Ann Koch
First Street
Ernest F. Sulek
E Avenue
First Avenue NE
Bill
Topaz Symbolizes Friendship and Love as Engagement Stone
The gemstone Topaz is described as an emblem of friendship and love and is frequently used as an engagement stone. The text highlights its role in celebrating companionship and romantic commitment.
Production restarts slow after coal strike ends
U S government economists warned it will take a month or two, perhaps longer, for production to return to the peacetime peak reached before the 17 day coal stoppage. They noted steel and autos face the slowest recoveries, while wages and profits will feel the hit but may not alter the national totals much.
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Washington
Wage losses in miners deemed not to dent economy
The report notes an estimated 67 million dollars in wages lost by 400000 miners over two weeks and a smaller one week loss by about 150000 others, yet the impact is described as not making an appreciable dent.
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Mists
Christmas Toy Drive Seeks Donations in Cedar Rapids
C R Christmas Exchange appeals for toys and larger items like bicycles and toy horses. Volunteers repair toys at the YMCA craft shop with Alpha Phi Omega and Coe groups assisting. Distribution to Sunshine Mission occurs December 20 21 23 and 24 under John M Miller’s supervision.
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Mullaley
Y.M.C.A
Alpha Phi Omega
National Boy Scout Service Fraternity
Coe College
Coe Y.M.C.A
Esquire
Coe
John M. Miller
Fraternity
Sunshine Mission
Miller
Christmas Exchange aids Cedar Rapids families in need
The program urges donations to the Public Welfare bureau at the Chamber of Commerce building for Christmas toys and approved gifts. Donors may supply toys or opt for shopping tours or Christmas baskets, with checks made payable to Christmas Exchange.
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Mullaley
Uies
Public Welfare Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
A S M Officers to Address Cedar Rapids Chapter
Two national officers will address the Cedar Rapids chapter of the American Society for Metals Friday. Alfred Lindley Roegehold, national president, speaks at 8 p.m. on correlation of recent data on hardenability. W. H. E., national secretary, discusses progress of ASM at 7:30 p.m. He has served 29 years. New members include H. M. Schweighofer of Collins Radio and J. J. Cory of Cory Aluminum Foundry. R. W. May of Collins Radio chairs the chapter.
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Cedar Rapids
American Society For Metals
Roosevelt
Alfred Lindley Roegehold
As.m
H. M. Schweighofer
Collins Radio Company
J. J. Cory
Cory Aluminum Foundry Company
R. W. May
Price of Haircut Reduced to 75 Cents
In Hudson Massachusetts the Master Barbers Association announced a cut in haircut prices from 1 dollar to 75 cents. The earlier one dollar rate had been in effect for several months but did not work out satisfactorily.
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Hudson, Mass
Master Barbers Association
Caution Has Its Limits Attorney General Rules
Kansas Assistant Attorney General L P Brooks cautioned against overuse of warnings in a case, signaling boundaries in governmental admonitions while referring to the caution as a limited tool in enforcement and public guidance.
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Topeka
Kan
L. P. Brooks
Kansas
Kansan Seeks Clear Answers on Marriage Divorce Laws
A Kansan asks an attorney to explain the entire range of marriage and divorce laws, insisting on full understanding before tying the knot. The caller quotes fear of legal entanglements and notes that caution has its limits in wedlock.
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Kansan
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Third Avenue
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U.S
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Tokyo
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Leyte
Red Star Division
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Philippine Islands
Attu
Okinawa
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Vella LaVella
Maple
Cial
Santa
Duncan Phyfe
Studio Ensemble
Treewriter
Walnet Finish
Mahorcany
Ueek
Hassocks
Jeemy
State Furniture CO
C. R. Christmas Exchange
Anne Mullaley
Council of Social Agencies
Miss Mullarey
A. S.M
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