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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1950

Page

5

Army War College graduates likely to become generals

A NEA analysis portrays Army War College graduates as future generals and capable leaders in public service and industry. The program at Fort Leavenworth shapes officers from West Point and ROTC into top-level commanders, strategists, and executives through Branch School, Command and General Staff College, Armed Forces Staff College, and the Army War College, with additional studies at National War College and Industrial College of the Armed Forces.

Douglas Larsen NEA Washington Army War College Ft. Leavenworth Kanas Army America Eisenhower Bradley Clay Marshall Collins Command and General Staff College FS Leavenworth Armed Foreceg Staff College Norfolk National War College Industrial College of the Armed Forces Fort Leavenworth

Outdoor trails invite Pennsylvanians to June hikes

May’s storms push Pennsylvanians outdoors as June brings eager hikers to the Appalachian Trail along eastern ridges, the Horseshoe Trail from Valley Forge to Indiantown Gap, and Western Pennsylvania routes. Pennsylvania Councils of Youth Hostels build shelters for bicyclists and hikers and arrange affordable food and lodging along the trails.

Pennsylvania

Boyle Column highlights Jimmy Stewart voice style and Hollywood notes

Hollywood columnist Bob Thomas surveys Jimmy Stewart’s distinctive lazy drawl and its origins, noting Stewart’s Pennsylvania roots and speech quirks. He adds Stewart’s admission of occasional speech handicap, Chaplin’s late-night script work, Marguerite Chapman’s return to films, and a roundup of current stars and projects including Jeff Chandler, Arlene Dahl, Linda Darnell, and Howard Keel amid industry chatter.

Jimmy Stewart Bob Thomas Hollywood Pennsylvania Jimmy Harvey Charlie Chaplin Monsieur Verdoux Chaplin Marguerite Chapman Jeff Chandler Arlene Dahl Lex (Tarsan) Barker Linda Darnell Taos N. M

Radio Rod and Nighttime Radio Listings on KDKA and WCAE

Radio schedule roundup listing a dense slate of programs and hosts across KDKA and WCAE stations. Notable entries include Bob Hope and Bob Crosby appearances, Starlight Concerts, Town Hall meetings, and Swing Shift broadcasts with multiple Formats and times across evening hours.

Rod KDKA Newe Paul A WCAE Esport Kaufman Baron Eilott Tepperson New Alan Jadd Fft DKA Nawa Car—Alen Maurice Spitalny WCAD Cavalcade of America Caraggig Hall WEA Carnes Woodmen of World Ae . m Starlight Woodman of World Bob Hope WCAH Big Town Fred Shaffer Orch KDRKA WEAE Robert R. Reta Paul Long Iwcah Ray Scott WEA Mindy Carson Morton Downey WCAB Midniter’s Club

Evening Radio Schedule And TV Listings Fragment

A dense, era style schedule lists programs for morning and afternoon sessions with times for music, talk, dramas, and children shows. Notable items feature Morning Melodies, Aunt Jenny, Helen Trant, Captain Video, Howdy Doody, and Cavalcade of Bands along with CBS and local channel listings.

WDTV Star Theater

Canal Mining Town Salvaged

Dawson New Mexico, a 48 year old coal mining town owned by Phelps Dodge, was sold for salvage to National Iron and Metal Company of Phoenix for about 500000. The town's 300 families have moved out after school closure as the school gym theater hospital church and many homes will be razed during salvage operations. Samuel Shapiro of Phoenix cited changing economic conditions as the sale reason.

Phoenix Ariz New Mexico Dawson Phelps Dodge Corporation National Iron and Metal Company of Samuel Shapiro Phoenix Concern Southern Pacific Railroad Hollywood Rhonda Fleming Glenn Ford William Holden Nancy Olson Union Station Ilfe Marlon Brando Teresa Wright Everett Sloane

Catholic School Enrollment Up Nationwide

New York June Catholic schools and colleges will enroll about 3.8 million students when the new term starts. The rise is strongest in secondary and higher education, a Times study with the National Catholic Welfare Conference shows. Parochial schools are expanding beyond capacity. a $280 million building program is planned over five years to meet demand. Enrollment for 1950-1 is about 98 percent higher than a decade ago and more than double 1920 levels. Rejected applicants can appeal bureau decisions within 60 days per Director Clyde A Rankin. Baseball aids teacher Lynch says young teachers should like baseball to handle boys, noting she is a Brooklyn Dodgers fan.

New York United States New York Times the Times National Catholic Welfare Conference Clyde &. Rankin Binghamton Josephine Lynch Brooklyn Dodger

Bedouin Tribesmen Join Israeli Police Force

Twenty five Bedouins from the Negev sector were sworn in as policemen strengthening Bedouin participation in the Israeli police. The ceremony took place in Beersheba as part of integration efforts within the force.

Beersheba Israel Negev

Bonus obstacle is requirement for veterans bonus

Harrisburg report states the 60 day service requirement is the main barrier to approval for veterans bonus applications. The State Bonus Bureau disallowed 8,700 claims citing this rule and continues review of pending cases.

Harrisburg State

West German plan for Federal Police faces Allied veto

Frankfurt dispatch reports Allied High Commissioners cool to Bonn proposal for a 24 000 strong police force answerable to the federal government. Fears: Britain France and America balking reaction and fear of a revived German army under centralized police. A final decision expected within a month amid explosive political tension.

Frankfurt Germany Bonn Britain France America Konrad Adenauer Psace

Korea Plans Culture Agency In Seoul Announcement

South Korea plans to spend $60,000 yearly for an Institute of Culture and Propaganda. President Syngman Rhee announced the program to correct misunderstandings from former Japanese propaganda. The Institute will send lecturers to various countries.

Seoul Korea South Korean Syngman Rhee United States

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