Miss Eula Ray Runs 48-Line Secretarial Service
Miss Eula V. Ray, a Chicago bachelor girl, runs a 48-line secretarial service from her desk. She answers each ring with the client and number, keeps inventory and order sheets, and handles invoices by telephone and mail. Her clients include decorators and accountants, and she even takes calls for an architect on vacation in Florida.
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AP News
Chicago
Eula V. Ray
Miss Ray
Tomers
Florida
Wimbledon mayor balks at American husbands says 80
English Mayor Jack Stroud voices anti American marriage views after letters from mothers in law rally support for local brides of American GIs aboard an Australian carrier. He cites wartime bonds yet asserts not fond of American soldiers as potential husbands.
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Wimbledon
England
Jack Stroud
Sydney
Navy
Washington
Stroud
Mary Gait
Transatlantic Brides Parents Association
Mary Isabelle
Jack Earle Campen
Newcastle
Del
40Th Mobile Communications Squadron
Tommy
Lee Paolo
Roy Baker
Edward Williams
Ted J. Lee
Wigan
Barrow-in-Furness
Sheffield
Adament
Earl
Birthday of Gen Alfred Gruenther, a Four-Star Leader
Gen Alfred Gruenther born March 3, 1899 in Platte Center Nebraska. A World War II planner known as the brain of the Army, he rose to four stars and led SHAPE as Eisenhower’s right bower. He graduated from West Point in 1918 and was expected to be Ike’s successor.
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Gruenther
Platte Center
Neb
Eisenhower
Ike
CPN. AM
Gcrufnther
West Point
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