Army Reserve trainee praises program and life at Fort Knox
Pvt. Robert W. Collier of Homer describes six months of active duty training under the Army Reserve program at Fort Knox Kentucky. He lauds the instructors facilities religious program and food especially Thanksgiving feast with turkey dressing potatoes corn and caviar. He plans business school after training and chose the Reserve path to minimize civilian career disruption. In Meridian Mississippi Frank Thomas introduces a squash sweet potato a vine grown vegetable weighing four to five pounds and described as tasting like Irish potato suitable for main dish or dessert.
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Robert W. Collier
Homer
Collier
Army Reserve
Fort Knox
John
Byus
Army Reserve Activities
New York
Syracuse
Army Reserve Center
Kenneth, S. Collier
Cortland St
Central New York
Homer Central School
Syracuse Business School
Meridian
Miss
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Printing Pressmen Honored with 50 Year Pins by Union
Six Printing Pressmen and assistants received 50 year membership pins from Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union No. 66 at their annual social at The Corner House Restaurant 1400 Grant Blvd. Honorees include Gustave Reith John Hunkler John Moebs Frank Thompson and two retired pressmen Felix Kamenz and John Kearns. Kearns credited with 45 years at Post Standard.
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Union
Printing Pressmen & Assistants Union No. 66
Grant Blvd
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Frank Thompson
South Ave
Salina Press
Felix Kamenz
Lowville
John Kearns
Midland Ave
Kearns
The
Post-Standard
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Gustave Reith
Highland St
John Hunkler
North
John Moebs
Lafayette
Harold Granish
Edward H. Donegan
Union 66
Grand Rapids, Mich
Lewis J. Donovan
Houston
Tex
Donovan
Cift Shop
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