Special Menus for 1,500,000 Soldiers Lead Army Diet Plan
Mrs. Helen Cacheris, 28, chief menu planning at the Army Food Service Division, designs master and monthly menus for three daily meals for soldiers worldwide. She insists on nutrition, budget adherence, and field feedback, visiting mess halls to tailor meals to troops tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cacheris
Food Service Division
United States Army
Cacheris
Cai
Fou
Carnegie Visit of Technology
Carnegie Instiute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Providence Hospit
Washington
Quartermaster Geeral
Becan
Ordnance Corps and Field Service Division overview
The 141st birthday of the Ordnance Corps marks its defense role through the Field Service Division at Sioux City Depot and similar facilities. The corps handles research, procurement, testing, storage, and issue of ordnance for the Army and supplies items to the Air Force. The Field Service Division manages receiving, storing, shipping, and trains troops in the field, employing over 75,000 people with 22 percent women. in 1952 it processed 10,463,823 ccs totaling 6,433,913 tons across depots, with a large rebuilding program underway. The article also touches on menu planning for troops, the Menu Planning Branch, and home kitchen adaptations under Mrs. Cacheris, noting the balance between nutrition, personal preference, and the master menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordnance Corps
Siouxnance
Department of Army
Ordnance
Air Force
Field Service
Field Service Division
Eld Service
Rs. Cacheris
Cacheris
Camporee Dates Announced for Windy Plains District Scouts
The Windy Plains District Boy Scouts announce their annual Camporee set for May 31 to June 2 at Greenwood north of Dalton. Troops from Kimball Cheyenne and Deuel Counties will attend with Floyd Hall and Ralph Robertson overseeing. The event runs from 3 p.m. Sunday to 10 a.m. Tuesday and showcases camping skills and fellowship among troops.
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Windy Plains
Boy Scouts
Greenwood
Dalton
L. H., Miller
Kimball
Cheyenne
Devel
Floyd Hall
Ralph Robertson
Sunol visitors and local social notes at a glance
South Sunol and nearby families visited relatives in Sunol and Sterling. The community attended a class play in Sunol Friday evening. Several families shared meals and guests including Houser, Kokes, Krueger, and Dickinson households. A Sneak Day trip to Salt Lake City was led by sponsor Mr Latta.
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Bob Misegadis
Fred Dorman
Chappell
Sunol
Clarence Houser
J. W. Houser
Ted Houser
Sandra
Frank Kokes
Sterling
E. M. Brown
Loomis Booth
Sandra Houser
Inne
Ron Krueger
D. James Edwards
Sidney
D. E. Dickinson
Jim Dailey
Bonnie Jo Dickinson
Connie Hill
Crook
J. W. Houser Sr
Rhonda Kay
D. BE. Dickinson
Harry Tucker
Sund
B. J. Barnhart
Dorothy
Eddie
Mary Lou’ Barnhart
Shirley Irwin
Rosemary Ruttner
Bernice Barnhart
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mr. Latta
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Army Mess Hall
Cagti
Nanny
Yard Army
France
Wye- Braska Ared
Russell Brothers
Dix
Robertson
Potter
Hall
Harold Katz
Harter
Japan
Korea
Far East
Henry A. Wise
Third Infantry Division
Spring Mills
Helen Catheris
Washington, D.C
Army
Butler
Richardson Box
Sidney, Nebr
Telegraph
South Sunol
Firestone
Cas
Kinsey Home & Auto Supply
10Th Ave
Dial
Nebraska
Tellight
FPA
America
Oldsmobile
Car Illustrated
General Motors
Ile
Beckmann Motor Company, Inc
Illinois ST
Tatu
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