Thousands to Join Massive War Maneuvers in North Carolina
More than 100000 Army and Air Force troops will stage two weeks of maneuvers near Southern Pines North Carolina. An aggressor force trained by Lt. Col Robley D Evans will challenge friendly units including the 28th and 43rd Infantry and the 82nd Airborne divisions testing air superiority and deception. Brig Genoor J D Meyer commands the allied troops while Gen John R. Tees directs overall operations with Maj Gen Wolfin barger as deputy commander.
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Southern Pines
N.C
United Nations
Air Force
Korea
North Carolina
Col
Robley D. Evans
Fort Riley
Kans
U.S
Bomack
Ces. m
82Nd Airborne
18Th Tactical Air Forces
28Th
Pennsylvania National Guard
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Europe
43Rd
Conone
Vermont
Rhode II
John R. Tes
Third Army
Atlanta
Wolfinbarger
Sth Air Force
Pope Field
Recreation Director sought by High Point Civil Service
The High Point Civil Service Commission announces a vacancy for a Recreation Director at City Hall on August 23 1951. Salary is 4000 dollars yearly. Education must meet college or university graduation with special training in recreation plus two years public or quasi public work. Apply by sat noon to 314 North Wrenn St telephone 4525 extension. Joseph F Snider Secretary.
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University OF Recog
Te Ee
Civil Service Office
Te Oe
Office OF Commission
North Wrenn ST
Civil Service Exams for Police Eligibility in High Point NC
Civil Service examinations for police eligibility in High Point North Carolina will be held on August 27. Open to men meeting requirements with 160 pounds minimum and four years of high school education. Starting salary $200 monthly with 10 vacancies. $10 for each six months of service until max. Applications at Civil Service Commission room 514 North Wrenn Street High Point. Phone 4525. Ex-28.
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Police Department
High Point
North Carolina
Cr Actic
5 Point
Setiny Ag ET
Rements Service Commission
Office OF the Civil Service Commission
North Wrenn Street
Florida’s Summer Boom Draws Northern Tourists
Tourists flock to Florida as hotels slash winter rates and airlines promote value. Miami Beach hotels report strong occupancy and 30 to 60 percent higher summer business, with lines at restaurants and heavy traffic from New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. National Airlines boosts 55 percent above last summer with four daily New York to Miami round trips. Chamber warns not to overprice and spoil the season, while predators of winter luxury linger in the memory of the “goose that laid the golden egg.”
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
Miami Beach
Fila
America
Florida
Airlines
Chambers of Commerce
Saxony
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Maine
Wisconsin
Mer
New York- Miami
National
Caue
Miami — Chamber of Commerce
Teppei One
Fish Pond
Marineland
Many Ways to Play This Canasta Hand by Jacoby
In this Canasta guidance column Jacoby explains strategic choices for a complex hand. He discusses melding options with Joker A A A A and K K K, plus decisions to meld out or continue play depending on opponents’ red threes and point totals.
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Exec
Jacoby
Germans Eat Well but Prices Hit German Pocketbooks
Bonn reports show West German households spend about 50 percent of income on food with an average monthly meal cost of 291.08 marks. Imported items drive up prices while even staples rise, coffee hits 14 marks per pound and eggs soar. Despite reform, imports remain high and a large food bill limits consumption.
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Bonn
Germany
Bonn Republic
Bonn Food Ministry
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Ginny Simms
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Chatham
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Hanover
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Portland
Douglas Norton
John O'Malley
James J. Metcalfe
Cod
Love
Field Enterprises
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Paris
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