Sullivan Named Chief Records Officer at Philippines Command
Major Charles H. Sullivan, former Hotel Troy assistant manager, now chief records branch at the adjutant general records depository in Manila under the Philippines command. He has served overseas since July 1946 and previously led the war crimes investigating detachment at G HQ AFPAC until its inactivation. He plans to return to the United States with his wife Elsie in June, living at Fort William McKinley outside Manila.
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Charles H. Sullivan
Troy
U. S. Army
Philippines
Adjutant General Records Depository
Headquarters, Philippines Command
Manila
Sullivan
G.H.Q. AF
P.A.C
BC A.P
American Hotel Corp
New York City
Army
Provost Marshal
Ft. Oglethorpe
Military Government
Ft. Custer
Elsie
Sullivans
Army Dependents
Fort William McKinley
Mediterranean Pact May Be Written Soon
Turkish Foreign Minister Necmeddin Sadak said a peaceful system for the Mediterranean may be created soon, parallel to the anticipated early North Atlantic pact signing. He spoke as he prepared to depart for Paris for a Marshall Plan meeting and meetings with Western foreign ministers.
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Istanbul
Necmeddin Sadak
Mediterranean
North Atlantic
Sadak
Paris
Congress Studies Plans For U S Radar Screen
Maj. Gen. Gordon P. Saville told Congress the U S air warning system is critically inadequate and urged swift approval of a 261 million dollar plan. The proposal would place radar posts at sea and around the world under the Air Force to create an effective national radar screen. He testified before the House Armed Services Committee in support of Rep. Durham’s bill, with Chairman Vinson co sponsoring.
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Washington
Air Force
Congress
Gordon P. Saville
Air Defense Comand
United States
Home Armed Services Committee
Durham
D.-N.g
Vinson
D-Ga
The
Armed Services Committee
Life Insurance For Family Hits New Peak
The Institute of Life Insurance reports a new peak of 201 billion dollars in life insurance owned by American families. An increase of 15 million in 1948 raised the average per family to just over 6 thousand dollars, with gains outpacing inflation for the first time since 1945.
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San Francisco
URI
Institute of Life Insurance
Institute
Little Bit Of Trouble Develops Into Blast
Hip Keung Dong went to Oakland to recover his auto towed for illegal parking and faced a warrant arrest for operating an illegal lottery. Police later raided his home and found lottery tickets and a ticket punching machine.
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An Francisco
Hip Keung Dong
Oakland
Hip
Mohawk Valley Grange Meeting Reports Activities and Plans
The Mohawk Valley Grange meeting covers a minstrel show, cherry pie contest with prizes, school consolidation notes, and displays of slides on New York State. Local groups like Clifton Park Home Bureau and Mechanicville members participate with programs on foods and nutrition, nationalities, and annual fundraisers.
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Fland
Balston Grangers
Mohawk Valley Grange
Grange
Prises
Delbert Marri
Om Scheol
Dation
Ransom Talbot
New York State
Mer
Frankin Pritchard
Dent
Clifton Park
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Valentine
Gamera
Knowlson’s
Broadway Troy
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Owlocke
Arthur Sohen
Haver
Frears
Remington
Gladbere Shaver Free Clinic
Herve
Jewelry Dept
Wisher
Uring
Gaheel District 4
Tiaeticg
Danninge
Jiet Whimnery
Tae Press
Frit Merritt
Jack Burgi
Hardly Brookley
Alfred Btevens
Wilfeld Ducharme
Potten
Frank Burgi
Clarence Kline
Boyack
Mra
Harold Brockley
Dra
Richard Jerome
Bisson
Princess Gardner Zipper
Mynette
Elgin American
Aurora
Valentine Swank
Swank
Sayon
Mallison
Frears Men's Shop
Arrow
Fruars
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