Honor Roll Names At State Teachers College For 1949 50
Deans announce first semester honor list with 106 men and 100 women scoring two points or higher under the A three, B two, C one system. Top male names include Byron Leland, Robert Meyer, Gerald Thompson, John Beeckman, and Robert Linse.
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State Teachers College
Edith Cartwright
R. J. Gunning
Byron J. Leland
Obert Meyer
Gerald Thompson
John Beeckman
Robert Linse
la Crosse
Stanley Fischer
West Salem
William von Arx
la Crescent
Minn
Strategic Airlift Plan halted early at Camp Mackall
Exercise Swarmer proved so ahead of schedule that officials halted on day six of an 11 day plan after delivering 21,468 fighting men and 15,578 tons. The joint lift by MATS and troop carrier Command involved weather and communications services, with AWS supplying 24 hour forecasts and AWS and AACS handling vast data and messaging traffic. Pure water has no color taste or odor.
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Camp Mackall
N. C
America
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Troop Carrier Command
Air Weather Service
AWS
Airways and
Air Communications Service
AACS
Telet
Nylon Covers For NWA Planes To Save On Seats
Northwest Airlines will replace brown wool seat covers on its Stratocruisers and DC-4 aircraft with pale green nylon. Using 104000 pairs worth of fabric, 6500 yards of nylon will cover 2, seats per plane. The move, starting July 1, cuts costs from wool and reduces cleaning bills as nylon lasts longer and resists dirt. Covers will be tailored at Holman Field, St Paul.
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Northwest Airlines
Holman Field
St. Paul
AFL 1950 Program Seeks Higher Wages Lower Prices
The AFL plans a 1950 drive for higher wages and lower prices to combat unemployment. President William Green urged unions to push wage gains to expand purchasing power while stressing efforts to prevent substantial price increases. He warned that business must continually lower prices or face broad community opposition.
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AFL
Philadelphia
William Green
Green
Centenary stamp links Kansas City skylines of 1850 and 1950
The Gateways to the West centenary issue features Kansas City’s 1850 and 1950 skylines on a purple three center stamp. First day sale in Kansas City on June 3 with cancellations available by mail requests to the postmaster. ISRAEL marks independence with two new stamps including a 20-pruta red brown dedication.
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Kansas City
U. S. 3-Center
Kansas City, Missouri
Norway
Oslo
Harald Haardraade
Israel
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Kenosha
Gordon Besch
Keith Collins
Mindoro
Philip Brieske
Richard Joseph
Ronald Harris
Westby
Eugene Roeder
Kohler
Joseph Thienes
Onaslaska
Bernie
Alice Buytaert
Neenah
Lois Speich
Monroe
Marilyn Moers
Beverly Skogen
Onalaska
Elizabeth Homer
Galesville
Therese Mahoney
Marion Lipovetz
Jane Mitchell
Agnes Bach
Charlotte Cotts
Menomonie
Toni Lenz
Sheboygan
Connie Kleist
Milwaukee
Dorothy Seger
Clinton
Patricia May
Marjorie Cooper
Richland Center
Nancy Hanson
Carol Burghardt
Rachel Gutzke
Elizabeth Heitman
Marian Hunter
Evelyn Powell
Barnum
Audrey Morton
Audrey Burns
Racine
New Tribune
Carl B. Noelke CO
Main St
Dial
Barron
Elgin
Ill
Lee
Pea
NWA
St. Joseph
Cremer
Sterling Club
Towle
Glynn Cremer
G. WM. Cremer
On Main
Doerflinger
AP Newsfeatures
Syd Kronish
State of Israel
Italy
Corrado Mezzano
Liberia
UPU
New York Stamp Co
Berne
Japan
Ministry of Postal Services
Chicago
Boy Scouts of America
Fred Bolotin
LA Iglo N
Saybury’s
Hibe
Type
Tas
Playtex
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