Way To Peace Conference Opens In San Francisco
A 46 nation gathering in San Francisco seeks a path to world peace as delegates vow determination to overcome historic disputes and to avoid another war. The piece notes past failed efforts, calls for united efforts, and stresses the need for resolve to unite hearts and minds for peace.
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San Francisco
League of Nations
Poland
Service news from Kent alumni in WWII air and ground units
Lieutenant Berton Altmann, Kent alumnus, earned a commission from Pecos Army Airfield Texas after university graduation in 1942. The Tank Destroyer outfit led by Corporal Harold Sharpe sees action from Camp Edwards to Italy and France, while Sergeant Antonio Palermo and his B 25 unit of the 12th Air Force set a high precision bombing record in Italy with over ninety percent accuracy in 96 missions.
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John Thomas
Berton G. Altmann
George J. Altmann
Pecos Army Airfield
Texas
Altmann
College of Education
Sigma Tau Gamma
Germany
Ralph C. Fullmer
Harold Sharpe
Camp Edwards
Fort Dix
Africa
Salerno
Cassino
Anzio
Rome
France
Vosges Mountains
Alsace
Sharpe
Kent
College of Liberal Arts
Italy
Laisson
Robert W. Leiman
Europe
USAFI
England
Air Corps
Cpl
Francis C. Rongone
Infantry
Antonio Palermo
Mediterranean
12Th Air Force
Palermo
Mail Going Overseas Big Business and Morale Builder
CBS correspondents highlight mail service as vital for GIs morale. V-Mail and air mail receive top priority equal to plasma. In the Pacific, mail moves by air and breeches buoy to ships, with multiple handlings, even at Iwo Jima. In France, 1.25 million V-Mail letters daily. 24 machines photo over 50,000 letters hourly.
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CBS
Bill Clocum, Jr
Paris
Guam
Gene Rider
Pacific
Rider
Iwo Jima
France
Slocum
Army
Iowa to Build Center for Journalism and Communications
University of Iowa plans a Communications Center to house journalism publications visual education and radio. President Virgil M. Hancher says the facility will train students and support state newspapers radio stations and schools with strong oral visual educational aids amid a coming Communications Age.
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University of Iowa
Virgil M. Hancher
Hancher
Iowa
School of Journalism
ACP
Senior skating party notes and social buzz firms
Intimate notes from a senior skating party capture gossip about Fred Ellis and many classmates. Crowds of couples, juniors and seniors, and social dances are described with playful quips and casual quotes. A few names and future plans surface as the campus social scene hums.
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Fred Ellis
Fred
Bill Schlemmer
West Va
Cal Logan
Art Henry
Betsey Case
Ruth Eriicson
Bud Gerber
Bee German
Phil Zink
Mary Jane Lynch
Don Moore
The Saturday Letter on Morale and Complaining
A satirical survey mocks civilians who gripe during spring days as shortages seem to reward the hopeful and punish the pessimistic. It suggests morale is buoyed by ongoing supply deliveries and military progress, while critics face no shortage of frustration.
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Don Crotty
Jane Wright
Julie Juck
Newark
Paul O'Neil
Jim Clark
Jim
Betsey Case
Roy Dumn
Dr. English
Jim Kinney
Mike Metky
Dr. Hudson
John Hawk
GSP
Akron U
Tom Fogleson
Ray Steuber
Ruth) Horner
Bunny
Art Peterson
Wadsworth
Terry Crandall
Betty Brown
Jack Cobb
Betty
Terry Atkinson
Armed Forces
Terry
Ann
Irv Johnson
Mike Friedland
Irv
Sourpuss
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