German Language Program Expands for Fort Sill Unit
Gyroscoping Fort Sill unit 552d FA Bn launches a battalion wide German course as they prepare for Germany. Over 50 officers enlisted men and dependents study weekly taught by Mrs. Varlie Churillo with Lt Col Muzyk overseeing. Chaplain Dessogne adds German history geography and ethics lessons. Battery members also invest in U S Savings Bonds averaging $500 last payday.
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Germany
Varlie Churillo
Alexander F. Muzyk
Col. Muzyk
Victor J. Dossoegne
77Th FA
Dessogne
Europe
553D
U.S
Victor J. Dessogne
553D FA
Horace van Valkenburgh
A. F. Muzyk
Jewish Passover Program Set at Fort Sill
A varied Passover observance program for service personnel at Fort Sill is planned through Fort Sill Command and the National Jewish Welfare Board. It runs March 26 through April 3 with Chaplain Maurice Aranov officiating and Seder services. A Kosher Passover meals area is set up near the Jewish Religious Center, plus home hospitality for about 100 personnel in Oklahoma City, Dallas, Fort Worth and Norman. Regular services occur daily at the Artillery Bowl Chapel.
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Fort Sill
Post Chapel Annex II
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Fort Worth
Norman
Devine
Mount Sinai
Artillery Bowl
Cap Style Returns as Ivy League Hat Reappears
New York reports hats make a comeback with the Ivy League cap. The snug single-piece top and short visor spark steady demand as manufacturers celebrate rising business. Industry leaders, including Bernard L. Salesky of Hat Corp. of America, call it a major shift in men’s apparel since the Eisenhower Hamburg moment.
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New York
Bernard L. Salesky
Hat Corp. of America
Eisenhower
Dulles Arrives In Philippines On Manila Visit
Secretary of State Dulles lands in Manila for an overnight stop en route home from Karachi SEATO talks. He meets President Magsaysay, attends a state dinner, and praises the Pacific Charter shaping Asian self determination. He notes no Indochina war renewal anticipated even without July elections.
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Manila
Dulles
Philippines
SEATO
Karachi
Asia
Philippine
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Pakistan
Formosa
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Indochina
North
Chamber Pushes Hoover Report
The U S Chamber of Commerce launched an effort to urge Congress and the administration to adopt the Hoover report recommendations. Former President Hoover, who headed postwar federal reorganization commissions, will address an action conference. Only 16 percent of 314 recommendations have been adopted, with many measures pending or duplicative. The emphasis is on strengthening the Bureau of the Budget and personnel. Government performance hinges on the abilities of its staff.
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Washington P
Congress
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Chamber
Bureau of the Budget
J. Harold Stewart
New York
Stewart
Hoover Commission
Laxative Pills Kill Four Year Old Girl
A four year old girl Patricia Dudley died after swallowing half the contents of a laxative bottle at a Mars home in Pottstown, Pa. Authorities said the aunt Rose Mars 8 gave the pills a week earlier thinking they were candy pills. The child was treated and discharged, then readmitted after a convulsion.
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Pottstown
Pottstown Hospital
Patricia Dudley
Rose Mars
New Police Cars In Bright Colors Ordered
DETROIT suburb announces 23 new police cars in assorted colors. Public safety commissioner Marguerite C Johnson says the vehicles will be eye catching with reds pinks blues greens and even the word police in matching colors. She adds black is drab.
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Detroit
Dearborn
Marguerite C. Johnson
Public Safety
Police
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Hoover
Wrangereng
D Ave
Brent Maid
Lawton Municipal
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Johnson Wax
Wyandotte Chemicals
Lily Cups
Buffalo Fire Equipment
Southwest Disinfectants
Regina Floor Machines
Wheeling Metal Ware
White
Neal Ashlock
Southwest Chemical Co
Lawton
Frigidaire Appliances
Wolverton
Sheridan
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