Army officer transfers and promotions from Fort Bliss and allies
Army personnel assignments and promotions detailed across Fort Bliss Fort Sill Presidio of Monterey Fort Campbell Fort Lewis and other posts. Names Col Lawrence E Cummings Maj Harold D Adams Maj Harold E Barnes Capt Lee Gardner Capt Donald George Lt Harold Towle Lt Richard Guthrie and many others are listed with posting moves retirement and aviator designations.
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Army
Lawrence E. Cummings
Ft Holabird
Ft Bliss
Sta E. Whitmore
Campbell
Presidio of Monterey
Lee H. Gardner
MacArthur
Ft Knox
Donald B. George
17Th FA Gp
Sil
Joseph A. Lorio Jr
SU Aaa
GM Cen
Ft. Bliss
Harold C. Towle
Ft Sill
Richard E. Guthrie
Stu Dei
AAA
GM Sch
Bliss
F H. Halley
Asg
Ft Lewis
Wash
Harold D. Adams
Presidio
San Francisco
Grant W. Allison
Lewis
Harold E. Barnes
Charlies R. Bechel
Cp Chaffee
Wallace R. Bucléw
Washington, DC
John W. Bussey
Elbert R. Curtis
the Arty
Ft. Sill
Calvin P. Gerard
Cari E. Gilmer
Charles W. Harney
The
Sill
Robert T. Heder
405Th
SA Arty
Ramond F. Holton
Jay
Manning FE. Hutchinson
Cornelius F. Keil
Mark K. MacNeil
Biry Arty
William R. Mathews
Det
45Th Trans Bn
Dan A. McCartney
Rucker
Bertram A McKenney
598Th
FA Bn
Francis J. Murphy
Vincent G. Oberg
George D. Scarborough
Arty
James A. Shelton
Gerald L. Smith
Carson
Henry Surum
Monroe
Ulysses S. Willis
Robert C. Wuepper
Gale V. Bullock
Vacilios A. Chivtakis
William H. Embley
Jackson
Miss
Grant S. Jones
Chaffee
Carl W. Holcomb
Presidio of
Kenneth W. Treacy
Joseph C. Braxton
James W. Scarbrough
Lyle R. Larson
FA Gp
Stu
Ralph P. Reeves Sr
Hamilton
Keith E. Sickafoose
George G. Meade
Eston H. Mitchell
Irwin P. Muchman
Inch
Jay L. Simkins
Selfridge Afb
Paul’ D. Smith
William A. Smith
Leland D. Snell
Roland O. Stahr
Walker A
Henry W. Elliott
New York
Joseph J. Macko
Warren E. Oclschlaeger
Robert L. Rice
55Th FA Bn
Ray F. Schmuhl
Kermit T. Williams
Indiantown
Gap Miles
Don C. Anker
Joseph T. Breunig
Carroll R. Brewster
Hood
Charlies B. Guest
George C. Reese
the Arty and
Curtis T. Wilson
Armand Hopkins
Rupert P. Clay
Robert J. Canfield
USA
Jack L. Marinelli
Jack Woods
Arty- Ngus
Calif
Roland W. Dumais
Rhode Island
Actress Anita Purdom Granted Temporary Alimony
Superior Judge Stanley Mosk awarded Anita Purdom 950 dollars monthly in temporary alimony and child support from Edmund Purdom who is in Europe. She gained custody of their two daughters as the couple, married in London in 1951, proceed toward divorce filed last January amid cruelty charges and separate maintenance actions with no trial date set.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Anita Purdom
Edmund Purdom
Europe
Linda Christian
Stanley Mosk
Purdom
Highway Project Estimates Upped In Oklahoma City
Highway officials raise estimates on 17 highway projects for August letting due to steel price increases and aggressive bidding. Seventeen jobs see higher costs while 15 others remain unchanged after high bids at July letting. A mid August session will handle previously set August projects including a $369,000 SH 76 Garvin county paying job.
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Oklahoma City
C. A. Stoldt
Highway Commission
Stoldt
Garvin County
Stoldi
Ike Grants Kansas Storm Relief Funds Increase
President Eisenhower authorized 200000 additional federal funds for tornado disaster relief in Kansas. He had previously authorized 125000. The White House said the president signed a letter to Federal Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson releasing the extra funds and directed Sherman Adams to notify Governor Fred Hall.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kansas
White House
Val Peterson
Sherman Adams
Fred Hall
Cordell Hull praised as one of Americas top statesmen
At Geneva, President Eisenhower and other leaders extol Cordell Hull as a great statesman. Tributes highlight his integrity, decades of public service, and role as father of the United Nations and U S trade policy. Fellow officials, former secretaries, and Tennessee figures mourn his death.
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Cordell Hull
Americas
Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
Hull
John Foster Dules
Dean Acheson
United Nations
Liam F. Knowland
Calif
Tennessee
Herbert Hoover Jr
George C. Marshall
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
James F. Byrnes
Will Harris
Frank Clement
Sen
Etes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Alway
Armored Car Loses 21000 Cash Sack in Jacksonville
A bag containing 21000 in small bills disappeared from an armored car en route to Florida National Bank in Jacksonville. The hatch was found unbolted after guards stopped to deliver to Atlantic National Bank. The firm said there was no holdup and alerted police and the FBI.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida National Bank
Guy Marvin, Inc
FBI
Atlantic National Bank
Farm Safety Week Highlights Hazards Across Rural Life
National Farm Safety Week runs July 24 30 with the slogan Your Safety is in Your Hands. Comanche county agent Lewis Haydock cites farming as a top hazard with 14500 rural deaths and 1250000 injuries last year. The piece urges lifelong safety, kids traffic education, gun handling rules, boating precautions, and identifying snakes in Oklahoma while aiming for zero farm fatalities during the week.
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Lewis Haydock
Comanche County
Clara J. Kelley
Haydock
Oklahoma
State
Seven Algerians Killed In Clashes
Algiers reports say seven Algerians were killed in scattered assassinations and a clash between troops and rebels in the last 48 hours. Troops used helicopters to flush a rebel band behind Philippeville, killing one guerrilla and capturing seven.
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Algiers
Algeria
Philippeville
Worth Food Stores Sold to Food Mart Inc
Fort Worth 21 Worth food stores were sold Saturday to Food Mart Inc of El Paso for over 1 750 000. Gordon Foster will be president and James P Tant resident manager. The Worth name and 500 employees will remain unchanged. Foster and Tant built Food Mart starting in 1941 with 20 stores in El Paso and New Mexico.
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Fort Worth
Worth Food
Food Mart, Inc
el Paso
Gordon Foster
Food Mart
Worth Food Stores
James P. Tant
Foster
Worth
Foster and Tant
New Mexico
Mink Dominated U S Fur Output in 1954
The article notes that roughly 60 percent of all raw furs produced in the United States during 1954 were mink.
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United States
Burglary Suspect Wounded By Police
Oklahoma City officers wounded a 24 year old burglary suspect, George Moore, in the left arm after he allegedly turned toward them during a pursuit. Moore received a flesh wound and was treated. no weapon was found on him. Police followed Moore as he ran, then fired when they believed he would shoot.
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Oklahoma City
Doyle Roberts
George Moore
Moore
Robert
Roberts
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