Men in Service Enter Air Force Training
Wilson of 512 Willowbrook St enters the United States Air Force Technical Training School at Sheppard AFB near Wichita Falls Texas to learn aircraft and engine mechanic skills. SGT Jack M Dickens of High Point reenlists in the Army for two years on March 3 at Fort Jackson. He works as a dispatcher in a training group at Harlingen AFB Texas aiding aviation cadets and student officers as navigators. PVT Albert B Hill of Trinity operates an counting machine in Heidelberg Germany with the U S Army Europe head quarters 1st Machine Records Unit. Hill is a Trinity High School graduate.
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Wilson
Willowbrook St
United States Air Force Technical Training School
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Texas
Jack M. Dickens
High Point
Fort Jackson
West Replacement Company
Dickens
Fort Bragg
Janie
Harlingen Air Force Base
Albert B. Hill
John A. Hill
Route 1
Trinity
Heidelberg
Germany
U. S. Army, Europe
Hill
Trinity High School
Soldier to Leave Germany for U.S. in Gyroscope Rotation
PFC James A. Redwine and his wife Louise of 207 Underhill Street are set to depart Germany in April under Operation Gyroscope. Redwine’s unit, the 27th Transportation Battalion, will be stationed at Fort Eustis, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Redwine
Louise
Underhill St
Germany
U.S
Redwine
27Th Transportation Battalion
Fort Eustis
Local Army and Navy Recruits Report for Duty
PVT. HARRY J. KING 22 wife Hazel Route 1 Jamestown arrived in Korea for duty with the 24th Infantry Division and is assigned to Company F 19th Regiment after basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey. Parents Mr and Mrs Harry J King Sr live in Jamestown. BILLY EF ABERNATHY USN son of Mr and Mrs Abernathy of Thomasville reported to Naval Station Orange Texas for duty March 7 from Great Lakes. BALLEW of 4il ing Liang completed recruit training 19 at the Marine Corps San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Harry J. King
Hazel
Route 1
Jamestown
Korea
24Th Infantry Division
King
Fort Dix
N. J
Harry J. King Sr
Billy EF. Abernathy
USN
L. R. Abernathy
Thomasville
Naval Station
Orange
Tex
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
A. Ballew
PFC Bobby G. Marten Ships Out for Japan Duty
PFC Bobby G. Marten of 1426 Johnson Street departed for duty in Japan on February 2 after completing four weeks of training in the staging segment at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby G. Marten
Johnson St
Japan
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Gillard to Leave U S for Germany in Gyro Rotation
E. Gillard 22 son of Mr and Mrs James F Gillard of 616 East High Street is set to depart the United States this month for Germany as part of Operation Gyro the Army unit rotation.
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E. Gillard
James F. Gillard
E. High St
U. S
Germany
Soldier Spins A Field Demo At Sam Houston Texas
PFC Paul L. Spinard son of Joseph L. Spinard of 635 Lexington Ave. participated in a field demonstration of mass atomic casualty treatment at Sam Houston Texas He entered the Army in May 1954 and received basic training at Gordon Georgia He was near a High Point High School in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Spinard
Joseph L. Spinard
Lexington Ave
Sam Houston
Tex
Army
Gordon, Ga
Neao
Two Local Re cruit Graduates At Great Lakes
Robert L. Dickens and William H. McLeod Jr. graduated from recruit training on March 10 at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes Illinois. Dickens of Franklinville plans two weeks leave before either shipboard duties or a service school. McLeod of Asheboro likewise completed recruit training and awaits assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Dickens
R. B. Dickens
Franklinville
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
William H. McLeod JR
William H. McLeod
Asheboro
Family Links Soldier to Arctic Night Exercise Near Pole
Samuel A Hicks of Hartwell Georgia is assigned to the 82d Airborne Division 504th Regiment Fort Bragg. A squad leader in Company F he entered the Army in October 1950 and completed basic training at Fort Jackson. His father Thamon J Hicks and mother Grace C Hicks are named in Hartwell and on 1806 Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Hicks
Thamon J. Hicks
Hartwell
North Pole
Jnlist
Hicks
82D Airborne
Fort B
Army
Fort Jackson
8. C
Grace C. Hicks
Johnson St
Lloyd G Dunlapp Promoted at Steele Street Address
Lloyd G. Dunlapp of 506 Steele Street has been promoted to a higher position. Details of the promotion and new responsibilities are forthcoming from his employer.
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Lloyd G. Dunlapp
Steele St
Untidy litter cleanup costs US thirty million yearly
Authorities note it costs about 30 million dollars each year to clean litter from highways and parks caused by careless individuals. The figure underscores the ongoing civic burden and cleanups funded by taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U S Employment Official to Administer Area Tests
Mrs. Elizabeth Puryear from the U S Department of Agriculture will visit next week to test applicants for stenographer, typist, and secretary positions. Tests are at Jones Business College with prior arrangements through the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Elizabeth Puryear
Agriculture Department
Jones Business College
Davidson County Schedules Anti Rabies Clinics
Davidson County health officials announce a series of dog vaccination clinics from April 4 to May across the county. Aimed at preventing rabies, clinics will charge one dollar per dog with locations to be announced. Dr. J W Varner stresses vaccination as a simple health measure benefiting owners and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson County
Thomasville
Dan County
County Health Department
J. W. Varner
Varner
England
Sweden
Denmark
Health Department
Heart pumps vast blood through long vessels
The heart, once seen as delicate, circulates about 650000 gallons of blood yearly through roughly 12000 miles of pathways, illustrating its massive workload and extensive reach.
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Murray Distributing CO
Oakmont ST
Haithcock’s
Food Center
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