Dollars Can't Do What Koreans Did
U S Army adviser in Korea notes the South Korean army rebuilt itself after the 38th parallel crossing. He credits leadership, training, and massive self-help alongside American aid. The ROK quartermaster corps rapidly produced fatigues and gear, salvaged supplies during retreat, and expanded the army to over 1,000 new troops daily despite limited industry and transport challenges.
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U. S. Sth
Korea
Republic of Korea
ROK
R.O.K
William JF. Runge
Sanford
Fla
Runge
R.O.K. Department of National Defense
R.C. PK
Yur Soo-Hyun
H.0.k
Yun
R.O.K. Quartermaster Corps
Arma
South Korea
R.O.K. Quartermaster “Corps
Taegtt
Pusan
B.O.K
Japan
Truck driver killed as stones crush man on bridge
Raymond P. McMahon 40 of Fairmount Nebraska died on a highway 54 bridge near Augusta Kansas when three stone slabs on his truck shifted forward and crushed him against the steering wheel. Ernest Le Roy Van Orden of Wichita swerved to avoid him after his left front tire blew out. no collision occurred.
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Augusta
Kan
PRA
Raymond P. McMahon
Fairmount
Neo
U.S. Highway 54
McMahon
Ernest le Roy van Orden
Wichita
van Orden
University club dances and chapter luncheons listed
In Lawrence venues, numerous fraternal and alumnae groups hold meetings. Chapter AZ P EB O hosts an informal dance. Chapter CW P E O and Chapter EA P FE host luncheons at members homes. Members include Mrs Bruce Cameron and Merc Raymond Schwegler JT. Engineering Wives plan a desert party in the Memorial Union Kansas room. A buffet dinner series resumes at Lawrence Country Club with turkey dinner next Sunday for members and families. Regional National Secretaries meeting set for Wichita with Jay chapter attendees named. Ventura club, Weeleyan Service Guild, Ottawaistrict Guild planning events and talks on Japanese woman studies and literature. Christmas party planned. Quivira, Kanwaka, Tanier clubs hold meetings with readings, programs, and guest papers. Thanksgiving notes and upcoming club meet dates listed.
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P. EB. O
Bruce Cameron
Mire
Nina Hester
P. FE
Merc
Raymond Schwegler
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae
Juncheoo
Nobie
Merhers’ League
Mra
Charles Br Nenner
Haro'd Allen
Dinner Bridge
Cin Nuckewre
Mra & Hinshaw
Mread Coker
Bridge Ciut
Tv Welch
Lawrence Country Club
James J. Persy
Weeleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Mick Myttle Z. Picter
Tokyo Woman's Christian College
Tinceln
Neb
Mrs. MacArthur
Prince
Princess Chichibu
Mount Fujiyama
Japan
First Methodist
Wellsville Leader Elected to National Council Director
Mrs Verne Alden of Wellsville HSDA was chosen as central director for a three year term by the National Home Demonstration Council at its Biloxi Mississippi annual meeting. She has previously served three years as president of the Kansas Home Demonstration Council.
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Verne Alden
Wellsville
National Home Demonstration Council
Biloxi
Miss
Kansas Home Demonstration Council
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Arkansas
Ventura Club
George Hedrick
Floyd Rankin
Alice McKay
Elmer Schneider
A. R. Davidson
Dick Folks
Gaylord Schwerk
Allan Kirby
Schnieder
C. Davenport
Geaton
Quivira Club
Vannoy Miller
G. J. Atkeson
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Kanwaka Literary Club
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Laramie Clay
Fort Scott
Carolyn Werner
Rita Transmaier
Karen Transmaier
Willis Colman
Will Rogers
Frank Speicher
Peecy O'Neal
Kentucky
Tanier Music Club
Pat Davis
Artis Olsen
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S.C. Hershaw
Nickalettes
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Kodak Color Film
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Lee Colman and Son Hardware
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