Col Paul Morris Leads 595th Field Artillery Battalion
Col Paul E Morris named commanding officer of the 595th Field Artillery Battalion replacing Lt Col H P Clarke Jr He previously served at TASC as an instructor in Combined Arms and Tactics He is a 1934 Texas A M College ROTC graduate and WWII veteran with service in Europe including the Normandy and Rhineland campaigns The Morris family resides at 625 Lauman Avenue Fort Sill with three children
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Paul E. Morris
595Th Field Artillery
H. P. Clarke
Morris
TASC
Department of Combined Arms
Department of Tactics and Combined Arms
Artillery
Texas A&m College
Europe
Strikes Idle Steel Plants Hit Several States
Pittsburgh reports production halted at 12 steel fabrication facilities across Pennsylvania Maryland and Texas as 8600 CIO United Steelworkers walk out over contract disputes. Reading Brad dock and two York Pennsylvania plants halted at midnight Tuesday over wage increase exclusion. Monessen Wilkes Barre and additional locations join, bringing total idle workers to 3625.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Texas
CIO
United Steelworkers
Reading, Braddock
York
American Chain and Cable Co
Monessen
Wilkes Barre
Baltimore
Houston
Heavy Rains Delay Return Of General
Heavy rains in northern Indochina delayed Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries and other high ranking prisoners from the Communist captivity. Saigon sources said the Dien Bien Phu hero would reach the Ning Gian exchange point tonight. Hanoi ordered a news blackout amid the planned repatriation and propaganda in the event.
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Saigon
Indo - China
Christian de Castries
Dien Bien Phu
Ning Gian
de Castries
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Bohl brothers seek safe after two burglaries in East Greenbush
In East Greenbush New York the Bohl brothers report two burglaries at their home. Thieves chiselled the top from the safe first stealing 350 dollars and three weeks later returned to steal 60 dollars after the Bohl brothers welded the top back on the safe.
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East Greenbush
N. Y
Bohl Brothers
Bohl
Heather Used in Scotland to Fashion Thatch Roofs
Heather in Scotland serves as a traditional material for roof thatching. The plant provides natural insulation and weather resistance, reflecting local rural building practices and resources.
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Scotland
Re Enlistment Pays 1500 To Sill Man
Master Sergeant Eugene J. St. John, a 15 year Army veteran with eight years as an infantry captain, received the largest re enlistment bonus here $1513.50 under the new plan. He cites family security as the motive and will be assigned to operations with TAS after a overseas tour including World War II with the 45th Infantry Division and 14 months in Korea. He and wife live here with two children. he was sworn in by Lt. Charles B. McLean.
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Eugene J. St. John
Sgt. St. John
Korea
45Th Infantry Division
TAS
Farming evolution from 1870 to modern mechanized farms
The article notes a shift from each farm supplying its own needs and one non farm family in 1870 to today where fewer farms support six or seven families due to increased mechanization and smaller farm populations. It highlights changing dependencies and production scales.
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Fort Sill
Charles B. McLean
St. John
Army
Paul Morris
Paul F. Morris
595Th FA Bn
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D Ave
Tyaimee
Helena Rubinstein
Ted Fave
Yestle
Tussy
Beauty Plus
Getit
Satake
Landinrich
Walgreen Aspirin
U.S.P
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Kings
NMVIC
Aytinal
Fairmont’s
St. Regis
Walgreen Agency
D Avenue
Sue
Lawton
Okla
Gilbert-Woods
Gilbert Woods
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