Theimer Assumes New Army Post In Washington D C
Brig. Gen. J. E. Theimer Assistant Commandant of The Artillery and Guided Missile School is assigned to the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations in Washington D C He reports prior to July 19 His career includes command of the 695th AFA Bn the 90th Div Artillery and the 5th FA Group with campaigns in Normandy Northern France Ardennes Alsace Rhineland and Central Europe He holds the Legion of Merit Silver Star Bronze Star Purple Heart and other honors.
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J. E. Theimer
Washington, D. C
Theimer
Atauvuh
United States Military Academy
18Th Field Artillery
Philippine Islands
Fort Riley
Kan
Gen
Fort Sill
Department of Animalansportation
18Th FA
Field Artillery School
695Th Afa
England
France
90Th Div
Germany
5Th FA
Normandy
Ardennes
Alsace
Rhineland
Central Europe
Department of Gunnery
Amphibious Training Command
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
Armed Forces Staff College
National War College
U. S. Army
Europe
Inf
9Th
U N Ambassador Lodge says Palestine investigation aims to prevent war
United Nations, N.Y. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. comments on Dag Hammarskjold proposed UN mission to Palestine. He says there are no hidden meanings and that searching for ulterior motives will not reveal any purpose beyond preventing war.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Palestine
Dag Hammarskjold
Memphis State chief warns on Negro registration
Memphis Tennessee President J Millard Smith of Memphis State College says there will be no trouble if Negroes register for educational purposes but cannot predict outcomes if they enter to break the color line. The remarks reflect tensions over integration on campus and community reactions in the era.
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Memphis, Tenn
J. Millard Smith
Memphis State College
Kerr warns Ike on farm bill veto
Senator Robert S Kerr says if President Eisenhower vetoes the farm bill he should prepare to return to private life. He argues the measure is essential for farmers and urges decisive action from the White House.
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Washington
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Shotgun squads to patrol New Orleans streets
Police Secretary Albert Blancher warns of shotgun squads at likely holdup spots and promises hot lead for holdup men. In Phoenix, Sen Estes Kefauver tells a bus stop bystander he seeks the Democratic presidential nomination and asks for support.
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New Orleans
Albert Blancher
Phoenix
Ariz
Estes Kefauver
British letter attacks Khrushchev Bulganin visit over animal welfare ethics
In a Daily Telegraph letter, Earl Winterton criticizes the forthcoming Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin for alleged human rights abuses. He asserts that if Russians had mistreated animals like dogs or horses, animal welfare groups would have staged a nationwide protest against their visit.
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London
Earl Winterton
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Great Britain
Daily Telegraph
Business Looks To April Pickup
New York reports March showed cautious revival amid steady caution. Weeks says the pickup may come in two to three months as contracts are let and firms invest in record plant and equipment. Retail trade lags pace yet Easter buys rise while shoppers hunt for bargains and weather delays hurt autos and home building hopes.
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New York
Secretary of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Communist Seizure Sparks Wide Political Debate
James Marlow reports Moysey raid on the Communist Party in New York for back taxes prompts questions about legality and political status. Democrats and Republicans face scrutiny for not filing reports while debates over party classification, enforcement, and possible prosecutions unfold amid Justice Department concerns.
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Justice Department
Moysey
Internal Revenue Service
Lower Manhattan
Communist Party
New York
The
Daily Worker
Russell Harrington
Revenue Service
Funeral Rites for Mrs Carrie Mae Johnson
Mrs Carrie Mae Johnson 64 resident of Lawton for 23 years dies in Clinton hospital. Funeral at 2 pm Friday Becker Memorial chapel with Rev Richard Hopper officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs John F Dusek of 3316 Liberty, a son Lawrence Johnson of Burkburnett, sister Mrs C B Thompson, brothers J Tom Wayland and H C Wayland, and seven grandchildren.
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Carrie Mae Johnson
Lawton
Becker Memorial Chapel
Richard Hopper
Central Baptist Church
Johnson
John F. Dusek
Liberty
Clinton Hospital
Bryant
Tex
Commerce
Paducah
Henry
Crowell
Lawrence Johnson
Burkburnett
C. B. Thompson
J. Tom Wayland
Vernon, Tex
H. C. Wayland
Buckeye
Ariz
Traffic Deaths Rise In US Says Leap Year Factor
Chicago report from the National Safety Council notes February marked the 12th straight month with higher deaths than the prior year. Fatalities reached 2,630, tying the February all time high and up 16 percent from February 1955, with leap year extra day cited as a factor.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Council cites record monthly increase since 1951
The council noted that the current monthly percentage rise is the largest since June 1951, signaling a significant uptick in the latest figures.
Early铁 Age claim on Hit lites as iron workers
Scientists contend the Hit lites may be among the first groups to work iron, highlighting debates on early metallurgy and technological origins.
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