Army Officials Advance and Reassign Staff Officers
The Department of the Army announces a broad set of assignments and promotions for officers including George W. Power to Fort Riley Kansas and Charles W. Raymond in Washington DC. The list covers detachment moves, retirements, and rank changes across several units and posts with dates ranging from 1951 to 1984.
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Department of the Army
Ington
D.C
Suallery
George W. Power
EUSA
Ft Riley
Kans
Charles W. Raymond
Washington D.C
Stu del
Washington
Dlc
Edear G. Miles
Ft Bits
Tex
Mississippi
Andy L. Sutton’r
Bruce FF
Buck
Raymond G. Rennebaun
James H. Shaha
Edward BF
Alesander Mont-gomery J
Lt Col
Creel
Applever
Homer
Mai Caasirs
George
Texson Wisantine
Memphis
Ennis
Walter
James
LSA
Wastin
Helicopters Set to Tow Ships in St Petersburg Tests
Dozens of Coast Guard helicopters will test towing capabilities in two days of drills in St Petersburg Florida beginning Thursday. The exercises start with small boats and proceed to towing a 378 ton cutter and a 40 ton buoy lender to study recovery and control.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
The
Coast Guard
Poteet Remains Critical After Wound
Oklahoma City University freshman Jud son R. Poteet, 18, was in critical condition at Mercy hospital with a bullet wound and unconscious. He was found wounded December 30 by his parents after a phone call with a girl friend who later said Poteet had implied plans to shoot himself.
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Oklahoma City
Judson R. Poteet
University of Oklahoma
Mercy Hospital
Poteet
Dee
Poleet
Desperate Note Carved on Fir Tree Reaches Italian Town
A carved message found in a load of fir trees from Russia claimed an Alpine Italian soldier, Giuseppe Pischiasis, was held prisoner by Russians in Siberia for 18 years and begged for aid. The note appeared in Villasanlina near Udine.
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Udine
Haly
Siberia
Villasanlina
Russia
Giuseppe Pischiasis
Free Enterprise Champion Emerges From German Village
In 1949 a Bavarian village meeting announced Ludwig Erhard as a free enterprise advocate. The economics professor transformed Bonn Republic policy, campaigning across Ulm and Heidenheim. He earned a decisive victory, becoming West Germany’s economic chief and likely successor to Adenauer.
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Werner Simon
Bonn
Germany
Bonn Republic
Ludwig Echard
West Germany
Federal
Konrad Adenauer
Fuerth
Bavaria
Bizonal Council
Victor Agartz
Ludwig Erhard
Free Democrats
Erhard
Christian Democrats
Adenauer
Christian Demo
Oklahoma City Police Crack Down On Unpaid Fines
Oklahoma City police jailed three people and escorted 17 others to headquarters in a crackdown on unpaid traffic fines and penalties. Major Clay Scheid said 17 motorists paid their fines, along with 40 other drivers who had notices left at their homes.
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Oklahoma City
Directo
Clay Scheid
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Plea Among Pines
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Heidenheim
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