Sioux Ordnance Depot sees retirement and three personnel changes
Capt. M. L. Ivory retires after 20 years in the Army serving as Provost Marshal at Sioux Ordnance Depot since 1958. Capt. Phillip E Hakill replaces Capt. M. J. Cravett as Chief of Finance and Accounting Div., and Capt. Alfred St. John Jr. replaces Capt. L. P. Srdich as Post Engineer. Cravett goes to the Finance School at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana and Srdich to Europe. Ivory will return to Greenwich Connecticut with wife and three children after August 31. Ivory served in North Africa Sicily and Normandy and was wounded at the Battle of the Bulge. Hakill, from Juneau Alaska, has held Finance Corps and Counter Intelligence postings and arrives with wife Phyllis and two children. St. John, a Bronx New York native, has a long ENGINEERING career including service in Europe the Far East and Iran with the Iranian Army advisory group before joining Sioux.
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Sioux
L. P. Srdich
Cravett
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Srdich
Europe
Ivory
Greenwich
Conn
Light Field Divison
Ft. Ethan Allen
England
North Africa
European
U. S
Sicily
Normandy
Military Police Corps
Germany
Korea
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Hukill
Juneau
Alaska
Fort Ord
Cal
246Th Finance
Guam
Counter Intelligence Corps
Fort Holabird
Fort Riley
Kaw
Finance Corps
Signal Corps
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Baumholder
Hakill
Phyllis
Lynn
Mark
Capt. St. John
Schnectady
N. Y
Fort Belvoir
Corps of Engineers
Fort Leonard Wood
Theatre Engineering Training Center
United States
Aassistant
Letterkenny
Sandia Base
N. M
Iran
St John
Katherine
Alfred III
Alyson
Adele
Nebraskans Hit Safety Target On Highways
Governor Ralph Brooks safe driving campaign reports 60 fewer highway deaths in Nebraska this year versus last year. Sgt. Mel Busekist notes 221 killed last year in the record and 161 so far this year as of Friday morning. The ultimate aim is 60 fewer deaths by 1961.
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Ralph Brooks
Mel Busekist
Sidney
Busekist
Craig's Purchase New Ambulance
The Telegraph reports Craig's Ambulance Service bought a new three‑patient capable ambulance. Harold Craig, owner of Craig's Mortuary, called the 1360 Memphian the last word in ambulance comfort.
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Craig Ambulance Service
The
Telegraph
Harold Craig
Craig’s
Thomas Little Is Off Ballot In Milwaukee County Race
Thomas Little had his name removed from the Milwaukee County surveyor ballot after the election commission found insufficient nominating signatures. The post carries no pay and no duties.
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Milwaukee
Thomas Little
County Election Commission
Little
Nebraska lands lease sale to list 14 oil and gas tracts
The Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds will hold a September 2 lease sale at Lincoln Capitol. The offering covers 14 tracts in Buffalo Frontier Cissase and Box Butte counties including two 640 acre tracts and tracts of 480 and 638 acres in Chase county and a 160 acre tract in Buffalo County. Reports note renewed interest in Buffalo County and central Nebraska from British American Superior Oil and others.
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Buffalo
Frontier
Cisase
Box Butte
Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds
State Capitol
Lincoln
Nebraska
Chase County
Buffalo County
Rinehart
Oil Reporting Service
Superior Oil
Salina Basin
El Jebel Hill Billy Show set for Oct 1 at Sidney
El Jebel Hill Billy Band sponsored by Lodge Pole Shrine Club will perform at Sidney Junior High Auditorium on Saturday October 1 with a 3 p.m. matinee and an 8 p.m. evening show. The group last appeared in Sidney in September 1958 and proceeds will aid the Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital. Support Your Local Merchants.
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Lodge Pole Valley Shrine Club
Sidney
Shriner’s
Golden Jubilee Slated At Gordon On Saturday
Nebraska Flying Farmers and Ranchers plan a Gordon Nebraska Golden Jubilee on Saturday August 27 with a fly-in chuck wagon breakfast from 6. Activities continue through the day highlighting rural aviation and farm groups with local participation and prospect of community recognition.
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Gordon
Nebraska
Neb
City Park Events and Parade Schedule with Rodeo Attractions
The notice lists a 9 am start at city park followed by a 10:30 parade featuring Indians in full dress. Events on Main Street include concessions, a noonday shootout, a 1:30 pm rodeo, a 4:30 pm taffy pull, and a beard shaving display at 5 pm. An erodeo banquet occurs at 6 pm and a Pioneer King and Queen coronation at 7:39 pm. Overnight arrivals should contact Mrs. Pearle Lahaye. transportation to and from the airport via Gordon Transportation is provided.
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City Park
Pearle Lahaye
Gordon
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Commonwealth
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Nebraska Division
United States Brewers Foundation
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Cheyenne
Kimball
Morrill
Larson Machinery CO
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Zenith
Fotter
Memphian Ambulance
Tenth Avenue
Ying
Town & Country Oil CO
Harvestime Trio
Bill, Jean and
Little Jeannie Bradway
KTVR
Bill and
Jean Bradway
the King and Queen of
Silver Strings
Assembly OF God
King Street
Clinton Thompson
Gibson -Ford
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BIG Car
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