Ex Chief Of Army Dead At 90
Gen. Peyton C. March former Army chief of staff in World War I died at Walter Reed Hospital at age 90. He directed mobilization plans moving two million American soldiers to Europe and later retired as a major general before his permanent rank was raised to full general in 1930.
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Washington
Peyton C. March
Walter Reed Hospital
Cora V. McEntee
March
France
Army
J. Pershing
Europe
FHA Seeks Aid For New Program
The Cincinnati FHA office seeks appraisers construction examiners and inspectors for a liberalized FHA program to handle a surge of loan applications. A civil service exam for new positions was announced April 4. Qualified individuals should contact the office at 809 Fifth Third Bank Building Cincinnati 2.
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Cincinnati
Federal Housing Administration
Edward C. Gabriel
Gabriel
Civil Service
Fifth Third Bank
Cincinnati 2
Rocket Experts To Be Citizens
More than 100 Germans, some who aided the guided missile program and the V2 rocket project at Peenemuende, will take the oath of allegiance in Huntsville Alabama today. Arrivals occurred in 1945 and 1946 and relocation to Redstone Arsenal followed in 1950.
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Huntsville
Ala
United States
Peenemuende
Germany
Redstone Arsenal
Uruguay and Argentina Resume Ambassadors Exchanges
Argentina and Uruguay plan to restore full diplomatic ties by exchanging ambassadors after more than two years of limited representation. The thaw follows a 1952 dispute when Argentina restricted Uruguayan travel.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Uruguay
UN agency roofs 50000 Arab refugees with huts
UNRWA reports 50,000 Arab refugee families moved from tents to huts in five years by funding roof construction. Since 1950 about 900,000 refugees have received direct relief. 300,000 live in camps across Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Gaza. In Gaza 121,733 refugees in camps, last tent vanished in February. In Aqabat Jabr 30,000 now housed in huts.
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Beirut
Lebanon
United Nations
United Nations Relief and Works Agency For
Jordan
Syria
Gaza
Palestine
Gaza Strip
Aqabat Jabr Cazip
Jericho
UNRWA
Family Labor Drives Camp Area Project Effort
A family team provided the labor for the camp area project, handling key tasks themselves and contributing to progress alongside others.
Last Yellow Fever Outbreak in New Orleans 1905
The sole readable fact notes the last U S yellow fever outbreak occurred in New Orleans in 1905. No further details are provided.
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T'r'tod States
New Orleans
Hardware Week Opens Tomorrow
Middletown hardware stores join IRHA Hardware Week starting tomorrow and running through April 23. IRHA members nationwide will feature large advertising and merchandising campaigns with special decorations exhibits and do it yourself tools.
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Middletown
IRHA
Assa
Lutherans Post 1954 U L C A Membership Rise
The United Lutheran Church in America reports 1954 membership of 2,202,791, an increase of 62,704 from the previous year, as congregations expand nationwide in New York and beyond.
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New York
United Lutheran Church In America
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