Fort Leonard Wood Post Locator keeps track of soldiers
The Fort Leonard Wood Post Locator office maintains files on about 84,000 individuals and processes 5,500 to 5,000 actions daily. It handles mail pickup and delivery for all units, readdresses letters, and can locate a specific soldier within hours using its centralized files and address-clearing procedures.
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Fort. Leonard Wood
John Doe
Fort Leonard Wood
Fhe
Janene Nate
Europe
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Brown
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Bill
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Pest
Steel Executive E T Weir Dies in Philadelphia
Ernest T Weir longtime chairman and CEO of National Steel Corp dies in a Philadelphia hospital after heart attack complications. Weir led Weirton Steel and National Steel shaping US steel policy and political ties. Survived by wife Mary Hayward Weir, son David Manson Weir, and three children from a prior marriage. Born Pittsburgh August 4, 1878, he rose from office boy to steel magnate and founded Weirton Steel. The post as board chair likely to pass to Treasury Secretary George M Humphrey after cabinet resignation. Weir's career highlighted opposition to labor organizers and advocacy for private industry. He maintained homes in Pittsburgh, New York, and Florida.
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National Steel Corp
Weir
National
Camper
Florida
Hel Wes
New York
Naonal
National Steel Cars
Pittsburgh
Treasury
George Mi. Humphrey
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Weirton Steel Co
West Virginia
Weirton
Pe Weir
Mosbngahela, Pai
American Tin Plate’Co
Herand J.P. Paips
Jackson Sheet ‘Ang In Plate Co
Clarksburg
Bend
Ohio
Wheeling
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National ‘Steel! Corp
Great Lakes, Steel Co
Cunder Weir
Deen
Weirion
Mary' Hayward
David Manson Weir
Henry EK
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Ernest Tener Weir Jr
Evanston
Til
Clifton C. Curtin
Weples
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Stassen in London Sees Disarmament Talks Stalled
ISNES MARLOW reports on Stassen representing the United States at the London disarmament talks with Russia Britain France Canada. Weeks of talks yield little progress as U S officials debate inspection and outside monitors while Moscow resists. Stassen faces tension with Dulles and a shifting stance from Russia and Eisenhower backs Stassen.
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Associated Press
Washington
London
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
Herold Stassen
Valerian Zorin
Stassen
Dulles
Stasse
Wheat Harvest Top Expected This Week
The 1957 wheat harvest in Cole County is near its peak, with L W Morrow of the Missouri Farmers' Association predicting a Thursday or Friday peak if rain holds off. The first load arrived June 17 grown by Charles Braun, moisture around 13 percent. Daily receipts average eight to ten cars, rising to 15 or 16 at peak, with yields about 60 percent of last year.
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Cole County
Issouri
Farmers' Association
Charles Braun
Morrow
Morris
Dulles
Eisen
Miss Kelly Heads Federalist Group At Girls State
In Missouri Girls State tension rose as the governor election nears with 17 candidates. Federalists list Sandra Benskin Ful gion Boenie Breidenstein Welling ton Marlene Dalton Lamar 4 pine Eden St Louis Dorothy Oeting Jennings Vonda Lee Hamsmack St Genevieve Jeana Sue Herl Hannibal Marcy Snell Kansas City Iris Swafford St Louis. Nationalists name Peggy Barbee Suzy Howell Clinton Rebecca Bell Maryville Diana i Coen Kansas City Rosalie Diallto Normandy Eleanor Harris Sen ata Donna Jean Higgins Green City Barbara Rashbaum Kansas City. state chairs noted. State senators elected include Ann Havens Joplin Billie Marshall Sikeston Phyllis Young Green City Sue Lloyd Higginsville Vicky Crites Jackson Caroll Childers St Genevieve Sallie Livingston Clinton Sara Shiva Windsor Beverly Schoonover Pol jiack Barbara Graham Fredericktown Kim Crawley Columbia Betty Modica Louise Chassa Mey St Louis De Ann Adams Butler Marty Packer Kansas City Linda Lemen Ray Hown Sarah Sue King Columbia Jana Wanda Hodges Archie.
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Columbia
Missouri Girls State
Federalist Party
Nationalist
Federalist
Sandra Benskin
Fulgion
Boenie Breidenstein
Wellington
Marlene Dalton
Lamar
Pine Eden
St. Louis
Dorothy Oeting
Jennings
Vonda Lee Hamsmack
St. Genevieve
Jeana Sue Herl
Hannibal
Marcy Snell
Kansas City
Iris Swafford
St .Louis
Peggy Barbee
Suzy Howell
Clinton
Rebecca Bell
Maryville
Dianai Coen
Rosalie Diallto
Normandy
Eleanor Harris
Sen ‘Ata
Donna Jean Higgins
Green City
Barbara Rashbaum
Linda Keltner
North Kansas City
Fedlesen
Windsor
Beverly Schoonover
Pol Jiack
Barbara Graham
Fredericktown
Kim Crawley
Betty Modica
Louise Chassamey
St Louis
de ‘Ann ‘Adams
Butler
Marty ‘Packer
Linda Lemen
Ray Hown
Sarah'Sue King
Jana Wanda Hodges
Archie
The Doctor Warns About Excessive Noise Effects
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes noise harms hearing and the nervous system and cites laws against useless honking. He urges soundproofing and quieter streets, saying cars, horns, and industrial noise affect sleep and fatigue, with cities adopting noise control programs.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D. Fihe
NEA
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