Army Promotion and Duty Changes Across Commands
Announcement lists Brigadier General Fay B Prickett as OC of S Washington DC and several officers reassigned to Forts LeRoy Johnson Benning Holabird Meade Sill Monmouth Sill Mason, plus promotions from Second Lieutenant to First Lieutenant for Evans O Connors O Hare Mallory Dolan Linden and others in the field artillery.
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Fay B. Prickett
USA
Eastern
Second Army
Philadelphia
Washington
Inspector General
SSUSA
LeRoy O. Harstad
Army
LeRoy Johnson
New Orleans
10Th FA
Ft. Benning
Charles J. Fietener
Camp Holabird
109Th
CIC
Veteran officers named in Army reserve promotion list
A RA promotion roster lists dozens of CAC officers with rank changes from Second Lieutenant to First Lieutenant. It notes assignments at Fort Douglas Utah, Fort Monroe Virginia, and duties with US Army Forces Antilles San Juan Puerto Rico, detailing several officers and headquarters postings.
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A Munson
Mark E. Rivers, Jr
Patrick W. Powers
Thomas E. Marriott
Bernard B. Johnsrud
John B. Bennet, Jr
Kenneth D. Mertel
Howell F. Stewart
CAC
United States
Vincent W. Bezich
Bruce C. McCracken
Joseph Russo
Theodore F. Wagner
James L. Hayden
Fred C. Parker
William M. Ryan
Ross W. Campbell, Jr
Roland W. McNamee
John B. Martin, Jr
John L. Goff
Augustua
James D. Inghem
Jack W. Spiller
Robert C. Tongue
Thomas M. Dolan
James W. Stuckey
Samuel T. Scareborough
Homer 8. Pitzer, Jr
William L. Davis
William J. Reidy
Arthur L. Doyle, Jr
Neil J. O'Donnell
Robert C. Waring
Col. Christiancy Pickett
Officers Assigned to Stations and Retirements Noted
The text lists officers from CAC and USA connected to the Artillery School Fort Bliss Fort Sill and other posts with foreign service tours upon completion. It also notes retirees including M Sergeant Charlie M. Kirby and 1st Sergeant Donald L. Sower retiring June 30 1948 at their indicated stations.
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Jin Cac
Allan W. Stanberry
CAC
Woig
Glenn A. Johnson
USA
The
Artillery School
Ft. Sill
Okta
James C. Snowden
2D Rocket FA Bn
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Abed B. Watson
the Artillery School
George M. Wilson
53D Transportation Tk
Ft Sill
Okla
Richard H. Catt
Jeff
Charlie M. Kirby
35Th Armd. FA
3D Armd. Div
Ft. Knox, Ky
Donald L. Sower
15Th FA
Ft. Lewis, Wash
BC fisheries lead in value with salmon tops
The salmon of British Columbia is the most valuable product of Canadian fisheries, with lobster second, cod third, halibut fourth and herring fifth.
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British Columbia
Oklahoma A and M honors list nine Lawton youths
Nine Lawtonians are among Oklahoma A and M college students named to the deans list for the spring semester. The dean's list recognizes the highest scholastic honor for one term, requiring at least 15 credit hours, a B average or higher, and no grades below C. Local students listed include Billie Carol and others at Stillwater.
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Lawtoniens
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Stillwater
Billie Carol
Notable Names in State Commerce and Science Roles
A list of individuals including Charles Bob Battle in engineering and Betty Louise Ensley in commerce appears alongside Flo well E Northrop Kitty Williams Ozier Robert D Paddock Guy L Shull Mary B Shull and Sur jeen Luther Young in arts and sciences. The names span divisions of commerce arts and sciences and agriculture.
Miners Praise New Agreement
Miners hail a new contract offering a one dollar daily raise and doubled employer contributions to the United Mine Workers health and welfare fund. The agreement aims to improve wages and social benefits for miners amid ongoing labor negotiations in New York.
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New York
United Mine Workers Health and Welfare Fund
Coal unions approve new welfare fund royalty pact
Hard coal operators employing thousands of men ratified an agreement developed by union and employer negotiators. The UMW welfare fund will receive 20 cents per ton to support a pension system for the workers. John L. Lewis led the union’s final negotiations but refused to comment on the pact.
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UMW
John L. Lewis
Kennedy comments on contract as the best agreement this year
Union vice president Thomas Kennedy described the contract as the best agreement negotiated this year. He said it would run the United States operations this year and framed the deal as favorable for workers and the organization.
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Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
United States
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