S O D Briefs Two Earn 250 For Superior Work
The Army Incentive Awards honor six individuals for six months of superior performance and a new retiree, several new hires, transfers, and reassignments are announced. Kenneth Perkins and Joseph Landrigen receive 150 and 100 dollar cash awards respectively. Albert Moore gets 10 dollars for an idea. Rechter and Reitz receive letters of appreciation for an air cylinder device idea. Retirement notes include Bernard Bolke ending over two decades at the depot. New faces include Sutton Bonstead Sutton and Bonstead in management, Birchmier as Budget Analyst, and Chiros as Ammunition Inspector. Loretta Foreman and Jack Robinson are noted in personnel movements.
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Army
Kenneth R Perkins
Joseph D Landrigen
Albert A Moore
General Supply
John A Rechter
Albert Reitz
Div
Robert E Rolls
Bernard Bolke
Charles D Sutton
St Joseph
Carl A Bonstead
Greattinger
Iowa
D.v
Donald J Birchmier
Bloomfield
Marshall
Brownfid
Denver
Ronald E Chiros
San Jacinto
Loretta
Jack B Robinson
Alcohol from Farm Grains faces production drawbacks
State Agriculture Director reports on a Midwest plant in Atchison Kansas producing 10,000 to 13,500 gallons daily from 5,000 bushels of grain. Costs about 27 cents per gallon, versus under 11 cents for petroleum-based alcohol. By products like gluten sell for 26 cents a pound. distillers solubles and dried grains add revenue. Plant styles and grain types affect viability for industrial alcohol.
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Pearle F. Finigan
Midwest
Atchison
Kansas
Leon Kreiner
Kremer
Nebraska
Maynard Jensen
Aurora
E. T Johnson
Freemont
Nebraska Agricultural Products Research Fund Committee
George Spidel
Lincoln
Hans V. Larsen
Central City
Agricultural Products Unization Association, Inc
Cowboy Hall of Fame Honor for James H. Cook of Nebraska
Nebraskan James H. Cook, rancher, cattleman, hunter, Indian agent, guide and author, joins the Cowboy Hall of Fame. Born 1857 in Michigan, he built the Agate Springs Ranch in Sioux County Nebraska and wrote Fifty Years on the Old Frontier first published in 1923. He guided scientific expeditions and served as Army scout during campaigns against the Apaches.
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James H. Cook
Sioux County
Agate
Cook
Old Frontier
Red Cloud
Cone
Custer
Dee
Agate Springs Ranch
Michigan
Texas
Nebraska
New Mexico
Wyeeming
Agate Springs
Gas’s Big Role From A to Z in American Industry
The Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Company notes gas touches over 26 000 uses from making lipstick to heating ovens and powering electric plants. It supports industry from metalwork and toys to cars, agriculture, food cans, rocket research, and space program needs with vast daily consumption.
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Erty
Alabama
Zanesii
Evecybad
Kansas- Nebraska Natural Gas
Aia
2Vma Post
Chems Ry
Kansas-Nebraska
Great Priains
Army Aid In Mad March Storm Relief
National Guard and Active Army units orchestrated a nationwide relief effort during a severe March causing heavy snow and wind. Rescue operations ranged from the Rockies to the Virginias and the Carolinas with helicopters and tracked vehicles evacuating the sick and reaching isolated communities.
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Army
Washington
ANS
National Guard
Rockies
Virginity
North Carolina
West Jefferson
Fort Eustas
Fort Bragey NC
American Red Cross
Resef
Wesels
Old-timers in Kim Colorado aid winter relief mission
In Kim Colorado population 250 locals joined Fort Carson troops for a mercy mission clearing roads and delivering insulin by wheeled carrier to a diabetic at a remote ranch. Carson units also conducted haylift operations aiding cattle herds while winter rescue specialists aided regional economy.
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Kim
Colorado
Fort Carson
Carson
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S.O.D. Briefs
Bolke
Old
Panhandle
J. H. Cook
Meltamins Jr
M-E-L-T
Wachmunkers
United States
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Silver Spring
Great Plains
Sirlgin
Hills Bros
Boston
Swift's
Brookfield
Fairmont
Jenney
Penney
Sidney
Agadir
Morocco
79Th Lag Neer
Germany
Telegraph
Cornelius von Drebbel
Robert Ryan
Tina Louise
United Artists
Fox Theatre
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