Boyle's War Role and Asian Reconstructions Postwar
Boyle, a seasoned officer, advised on the Rome airborne operation in 1943 and later helped shape the 8th Army’s military dispositions. He funded and led postwar reconstruction and rehabilitation programs and started an education drive for non commissioned officers. He maintains direct ties with President Syngman Rhee and the South Korean government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Badoglio
Peiping
Wis
8Th Army
jHe
Syngiman Rhee
Senate Approves House Bill With Little Change
The Senate cleared the House bill with minimal alterations as Republicans on the Finance Committee signaled support for excise reductions. Chairman Millikin declined to state his position but planned a prompt committee meeting. Administrational plans to scale excise cuts faced questions as lawmakers debated broader tax relief options and potential amendments on exemptions and other excises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
R-Cole
Finance Committee
Senate
George
Hie
House
Raschi Shows Good Form for Cards Debut in 7-5 Win
Raschi, aging but effective, limited the Chicago White Sox to two hits in four innings as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Chicago 7-5. The former Yankee pitched carefully with curves and pace changes, giving up a homer to Eddie Stewart and a double to Bob Boyd in the first inning, then retiring the next three frames unscored upon. He said he feels he can help the club after his New York trade, despite past knee issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benolan
Fress
Chalk
Joy Vic Raschi
St. Louis Cardinals
Raschi
Redbirds
New York Yankees
Chicago White’ Sox
Cardiff Hals
Eddie Stewart
Bob Boyd
Chisox
Iany
Cardinals
Yankees
Bobby Shantz
Philadelphia Athletics
Cincinnati
Charley Harmon
Ted Kluzewski
Grady Hattan
Bob Borkowski
Roy McMillan
Philadelphia
Forrest Jacobs
Sarasota
Fla
Bully Goodman
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Braves
Henry Aaron
Braves
Jim Fridley
Tucson
Ariz
Baltiimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Howard Fox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Sid Golden
Frank Thomas
Joey Lynch
Jack Shepard
Bob Skinner
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Robin Ricerts
Phillies
Brooks
Lew Berbeyer
Washington Senators
Elston Howard
al Mesa
Aviz
Ralph Kinev Tith
Local Man Completes Lumber Course
Warren H. Gunter, partner and owner of Gunter Retail Lumber, completed a weeklong course at the University of Kansas City. Sponsored by the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association, the program covered 48 studies with field trips to plants including Sheffield Steel and Old American Rooting Mill. Graduation exercises on March 5 at the Hotel Muchlebach featured Marie Meht of the Star as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren H. Gunter
Gunter Retail Lumber Company
University of Kansas City
Southwestern Lumbermen's Association
Gunter
Sheffield Steel Corporation
Old American Root[ing Mill
American Sash & Door Copany
Muchlebach
Kansas City
Marie Meht
the Star
Pardoned to Take Care of Family in Arkansas
Gov Fran cis Cherry pardoned William Hurst a 25 year Arkansas convict to allow him to live with his aged mother and crippled brother. Hurst, who began at Tucker Prison Farm in 1920, escaped multiple times and faced several sentences for grand larceny, robbery, and related offenses. He will be eligible for parole at the April 7 Parole Board meeting after pardon of all convictions except a five year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Francis Cherry
Kansas
William Hurst
Tucker Prison Farm
Hurst
State Parole Board
Harry F. Hurst
William
Route 1
Camden
Willian Hurst
Tucker Farm
Ouachita County
Jefferson County
Quaehila’ County
Tucker Hospital
Enid
Oklo
Cherry
Parole Board
Top Radio Programs Tonight in New York
Listing of stations and schedules for CBS ABC and MBS networks with programs such as Father Knows Best Cantor Records Junior Miss Crime Fighters and Whiteman Variants. Text notes a superstition about the number 13 but provides no further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cantor
June Fickens
CBS
ABC
Berlin rescues two girls from Communist grasp
Gregory Grimes and his wife Irmgard risked arrest and long prison terms to free their daughters Monies 14 and Evelyn 11 from East Germany. They entered with a 10 day visa and spent four months gaining trust, then slipped into West Berlin with the girls to safety. The pair’s three year effort ended with the children's return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Grimes
Pail Schroedern
Harl Grimes
Schroeder
Com
Freedom Gaines
America
Peter Grimes
Belmont
Mass
East Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Irmgard
Tringard
Nassenheide
Monies
Evelyn
Reds
Mes
United States
Lady J
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Boyle
Avery
Thornton
Amors
Thornton & Minor
Warren H. Gunter, Jr
Hope Arkansas
James G. Robinson, Jr
Arkansas
Gordon L. Pauley
Lincoln
Nebraska
Carl Holoch
York
Taylor
Mylan
Jersey
Syilp
Germany
John Michert
Brooklyn
U. S
C. Finkbeiner, Inc
Little Rock, Ark
Ralph Montgomery
Barrey's
Lim
Barry's
Derby
del Monte
Lks
Barry’s
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