USO Report Highlights Wide Range of Activities for Soldiers
The USO annual report praises extensive programs for GIs over five years, noting about 400 activities across the globe from apple ducking to astronomy clubs. It emphasizes that service members could enjoy diverse entertainment and educational opportunities, with nearly 2,000 USO operations worldwide including in the Philippines and Alaska.
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New York
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United Service Organization
USO
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Ony Pe Gillon
Tast
Ath
Jack
GI Jou
USCIC
Tuva
Fallei Wait
Coad
Doe
Tony
Joe
Bio
Stiles
Philppines
Alaska
Greenwich Socials and School Activities Highlight Local Week
Greenwich hosts a Vermont delegation in town with Jean Welch of Albany visiting relatives Mrs Marling Welch on Van Ness. A social security representative greets residents at the post office today. Church groups plan meetings at Grady and parsonage tonight while Greenwich High freshmen hold their annual frolic Saturday evening. Library programs showcase posters and a Children Story Hour.
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Greenwich
Washington County
Tumwerow
Jean Welch
Albany
Weel
Marling J. Welch
van Ness Avenue
Social Security Board
Gleny Falls
Reyulae Meeling
United Presbyterian Church
Chester Skiff
Hvanng
The
Methodist Church
Edgington
Rath Whitaker
Willan Renna
Wilmington
Del
Tlanna
Hiram Brownell
Main Street
Hanna
Greenwich Central High School
Secon
Divin’ Ineka
Nijbeenim Taungdon
Greenwich Fire
Theodore Roosevelt
Amsterdam
Manulda McGuire
Johnstown
Filton County
Gloria Lopes
Ogdensburg
St. Lawerence
Tig
Judes
Mra
Beatrice G. Bookwaller
Donald Jofed
Harold G. Mowermah
Marvin G. Robinson
John Sparks
Bertan Wr
Milotans
Montgomery County
Committee Eyes Activities Of Counsel Fails To Stifle Letters
Washington (UP) The House Un-American Activities Committee considered curbing the handwriting efforts of its chief counsel Ernie Adamson after a flood of letters. Members criticized his outreach to groups like Veterans Against Discrimination and Drew Pearson notes, with Mundt disavowing authority. Civil Liberties Union condemned the move as improper and out of order.
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Washington
Ernie Adameda
Iis
U. S
Adamson
Veteraan Against
New York City
United States
Frnie Adamson
Adarson
Drew Pearson
Rnson
Karl EB. Mundt
Ueesur
Coursy
Charles &, Savage
American Civil
House
Democratic Party
Shushan Visitors Reach Across States and Vermont
Sunday visits linked Shushan residents with guests from New York City Schenectady Dorset Hedge's Lake and Vermont. Mr and Mrs Charles Anton John daseari Mrs Carrie Shielda and Mrs Jacob Matti shared weekends with local families. Army Pvt Kenneth Skidmore and sister Mrs Walter Rowland were mentioned among recent gatherings.
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Russ Florence Mid
Cambridge
Charles Anton
John Daseari
New York
Mra
Daseari
Perry Pottier
Dorset
John Stewens
Arthur Provly
Carrie Shielda
Hedge’s Lake
Robert Shiels
Grave Witty
Schenectady
Clark Weight
Jacob Matti
New York City
Dineeb Jas Ear
Irtimus Curtis
Edward of
Wing
Gumtridge
Judson Shaw
Debert Fly
Pmebpan
Geary Sutherland
Kenneth Skidmore Gilled
Walter Rowland
Pawn Shops Get Few GI Souvenirs From Veterans
Pawn brokers report veterans rarely sell military memorabilia such as German daggers and Lugers. Only a few items like watch fobs and inexpensive medals appear, with most veterans keeping or not selling their keepsakes as inflation and demand shift.
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Des Maine
Hou
Walleye
Ong
Deliberately Seek Storms for Static Study
Lon Varna Sev UA equipped Flying Partenss crewed by Transcontinental and Wester Air Line will fly a two month voyage over Beuwil Africa India China New Guinea Japore and Pacific islands to deliberately mount tropical storms for static study. Movie cameras on board will record instrument readings to measure electrical properties of storms and aid development of suppression devices. Army plans to set up similar artificial static conditions to test new devices.
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Lon Varna
Sev
Wester Air Line
Beuwil
Africa
India
China
New Guinea
Japore
Ae Eifie Islands
Measures Due Soon in Congress Wraington U1 Congrenn will Hel te eqniE dat an
The article discusses looming congressional measures affecting policyholders and insurers. It mentions proposals to adjust death benefits, policy settlements, and endowment provisions, with references to named administrators and potential near-term action.
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Minty Billy
Wervine Fe Insurance
Tea Vetere
Amon
Tony
Jan A. Anow
Hematite Gti
Omar
Bradley
Vermiuns
Mape Ming
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