Classified roster of U S military personnel and reflections
A long list of names with ranks and service branches follows, including Robert Rentschler 1st Lieutenant U S Army Elwin Rice Private first class U S Army and many others in the Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard or reserve units. The piece ends with a moral exhortation to try a classified ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rentschler
U. S. Army
Elwin Rice
Roland Rice
U.S. Army
John Rice
Paul Rice
Rice
Lawrence
U. S. Navy
Roy
Root
Earl
Joe Root
Rawlins
Herbert L
Earl Shelly
U. 8S
Army Air Corps
Shelly
Lyle
Smith
Robert M
Pfe
Army
Simpson
Burton
Siperly
Walter
L. S. Army
Donald
Sgt
Gordon
U. S. Army Air Corps
Army Navy E Flag Ceremony At GROP July 10
High ranking Army and Navy officials attend public presentation of the Army and Navy E flag at Green River Ordnance Plant for production efficiency. Col. Theodore C. Gerber will award at 4 p.m. on Monday July 10. William Steinwedell receives the pennant. Navy officer J A Flint represents the Navy. James Knowlson of Stewart-Warner is a distinguished guest. Music by the 345th Army Service Forces band from Camp Grant starts at 3:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Green River
Theodore C. Gerber
William Steinwedell
Dixon
J. A. Flint
Naval Ordnance Plant
Amertorp
Forest Park
James 8. Knowlson
Hinsdale
Stewart-Warner Corporation
345Th Army Service Forces
Camp Grant
Rockford
Albin S. Johnson
GROP
Wilfred A. Munday
America
Atty. H. ©. Warner
Wm. Steinwedell
Gen. Mgr
Army Ordnance official to award Army Navy E badge
To present the Army Navy E award at the Green River Ordnance Plant near Dixon on Monday afternoon July 10 is Col. Gerber, Field Assistant to Gen. Hardy. He is designated Director of Safety with headquarters in Chicago and has a long Ordnance background including service at Picatinny Arsenal and in the Philippine Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerber
R. E. Hardy
Ordnance Department
Army Service Forces
Army- Navy
Green River Ordnance Plant
Dixon
Ordnance
Chicago
Levin H. Campbell
Missouri
Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
Army
Infantry
Ordnance School of Technology
Army Industrial College
Picatinny Arsenal
Philippine Islands
Philippine Division
Navy Commander Flint to present E pins at Forest Park plant
U S Navy Commander Flint, CO of the Naval Ordnance Plant Amertorp Forest Park Illinois, will award Army Navy E pins to GROP plant representatives during the Production Award ceremonies. He is a MIT and Harvard graduate, joined the Naval Reserve in 1917, and was recalled to active duty February 1942 to lead the Forest Park plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Naval Ordnance Plant
Amertorp
Forest Park
Ill
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard University
Naval Reserve
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
Steinwedell to Accept Army-Navy Award for Green River Plant
Mr. Steinwedell general manager of the Green River ordnance plant will accept the Army Navy Production award on July 10 behalf of the employees. He is the plant pioneer first payroll member and was appointed GM on March 1 1942. He is MIT graduate 1926 and has served with Stewart Warner and related companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinwedell
Green River
Army-Navy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Stewart-Warner Corporation
Stewart Die Casting Company
Frank A. Ross
Gas Machinery Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Steinwedells
Winnetka
Dixon
Dixon Theater
Honored Guest James S Knowlson to Attend Stewart-Warner Event
James S Knowlson of Hinsdale is named distinguished guest and serves as president and chairman of Stewart-Warner Corp The announcement highlights his role and upcoming appearance at the company event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Knowlson
Hinsdale
Stewart-Warner Corp
Church Leaders Urge Training for Labor Movement
Bishop G Bromley Oxnam urges Christian churches to train qualified youths for labor and economics and enter industry from the bottom. The Methodist report argues for social righteousness alongside individual morality and faith in education reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bromley Oxnam
Boston
Mass
Bishop Oxnam
One Road to God Humility Says The Path Lies Clear
The text argues for a single path to God based on humility, warning that dwelling on evils or criticizing injuries worsens suffering. It says excessive critique feeds enemies and destroys peace, while true virtue lies in restraint and contemplative quiet.
D day memories reach Chadwick from Lanark veteran
Chadwick news notes Harry Carbaugh reports Pfe Teddy Lego of Lanark among early American troops landing in France on D day. Lego hopes never to endure such war again while naming local division members Fife John Larson Marion Hartman and John Bittner among those serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carbaugh
Pfe
Teddy Lego
Lanark
France
Lego
Fife
John Larson
Marion Hartman
John Bittner
W. E. Cardiff
Galvaspe
F. W. Zugschwerdt
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Bisquick
Spic & Span
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Woodbury’s
SWAN
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Linit
Ige
Pkg
Army & Navy
St. Ores
Leslie
Tech
Marines
Vernon Schreiner
Philip Switzer
Switzer
David
Stephen
Turney
Gail
Seabees
Walters
Edna Waves
Weatherwax
Wagner
William
S Ife
Walter White
Williams, Alfred
James Wiebenga
U. S. Air Corps
Wilt
Everett
Henry Young, Jr
Young, Charles
Candies Cigarettes
Ketchum’s Cafe
George Ketchum
Col
James A. Flint
World 4
John
New York East
Methodist Church
Leeds
George A. Buttrick
New York
William Shakespeare
John Stuart Mill
Arstoppus
Benedict Arnold
Jesus Christ
Church Committee For
China
Church Committee For Relief In
Asia
India
Burma
Malaya
Thailand
Philippines
John R. Mott
Harper Sibley
Herbert Welch
J. Leroy Dodds
Atkins Moore
Joseph M. Applegate
Alaska
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ
Home Missions Council of North America
Junea
Ketchikan
Fairbanks
Anchorage
Mary A. Dawber
Fukien Christian University
West
Foochow
C. J. Lin
Swett’s Cafe
Thomson, Illinois
Chadwick News
Kenneth Truninger
Mel Cook
Bill Wagner
Francis Halfman
Savanna
Charles Deets
Locke's
Locke's Cleaners
Second Ave
Clinton
Iowa
Just
Little Boys
Martin Morris Co
5Th Ave
COAL
Potter
Irve Martindale
Mgr
Thomson—Argo
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