Eisenhower hunts quail on Georgia vacation edges toward second term
President Eisenhower vacationing in southern Georgia with Humphrey at a plantation estate. He hunted quail with a small party but sighted few birds. Doctors said he has recovered well and appears physically able to seek a second term, with plans likely announced around March.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Piney Woods
South Georgia
Washington
Humphrey
Humphrey Place
White House
John S. Doud
Denver
Howard M. Snyder
Spence Air Base
Moultrie
Humphrey Plantation
Officers to be Released From Duty Early Under New Policy
A substantial number of non regular Army officers may be released up to three months before their scheduled end dates under a Department of Arms policy effective March 1 1956. The voluntary program targets officers on initial 24 month active duty tours expiring between March 1 and Sept 30, excluding WAC, Chaplains and certain Army Medical Service officers. Eligible Medical Service Corps personnel in admin roles may opt for early release. those wishing extended duty may apply by February 29 and action will be delayed until final DA decision.
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Department of Arms
WAC
Army
Medical Service Corps
Union Official Gets Eight Year Prison Term For Perjury
Maurice E. Travis a 45 year old union official was sentenced to eight years in prison and fined eight thousand dollars for denying in National Labor Relations Board affidavits that he was a Communist. He was ordered held on fifteen thousand dollar bond pending an appeal to the U S Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals Travis formerly served as secretary treasurer of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers and is Pacific Coast representative He said the jury was predisposed by the atmosphere Conviction carries a minimum penalty of five years and forty thousand dollars in fines
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Denver
Maurice E. Travis
National Labor Relations Board
U. S. 10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Travis
Independent
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
Pacific Coast
Resting crankshaft fixed point shows vast rotation
A fixed point on a truck crankshaft completes about three billion revolutions per 100000 miles, corresponding to roughly sixteen Earth circumferences. The statistic highlights engine wear and long distance operation.
Fort Sill Births Report February Military Families
A Fort Sill notice lists multiple February births to service members and spouses across units including 64th Ord Bn 548th FA Bn 2nd FA Bn and 267th AFA Bn with daughters and sons named by family lines and unit designations. The month spans 7 to 13 February with numerous entries for Captains Lieutenants Sergeants and corporals and their wives.
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B. M. Fryer
64Th Ord
PFC
C. W. Berry
O. L. Floyd
J. L. Pohlman
C. F. Landau
W. E. Mace
Ta&gmsc
E. B. Johnson
G. G. Vergetis
W .C. Oldham
AFA
C. M. Dobbe
R. G. Gardner
L. A. Romento
Cwo
J. T. Smith
Tran Co
G. C. McCombs
SFC
C. N. Gee
J. R. Powers
D. R. Wilson
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Erie
Bill Smith
Bill Clarton
C Ave
Rines Delt Kde
Woodbury
Woodbury Face
Lipstick
Dorothy Gray
Europe
Jer
Desert
Suutrs
County Hereford
Veterinary Dept
D Avenue
Gilbert-Woods Drug
Lawton
Walgreen Agencies
Ft. Sill Blvd
Ferris
Helena Rubinstein
Nestles
Wichita
Lee
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