The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 7

THURSDAY, MAY 2T, 1954 BLYTHEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS PAGE SEVEN AT CAMP Douglas W. Raspberry, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L.

Raspberry of Blytheville, Route 3, is now stationed at Camp Campbell, after finishing eight weeks of military police training at Camp Gordon, Ga. News oi Men In the Service IN Prank A. Hood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hood of Blytheville, Route 4, is now serving with the 24th Division in Yang-gu Valley, Korea.

Having finished his basic training at Camp Roberts, he has been in Korea seven months. Prater of Lepanto, Route 1, recently arrived at Inchon harbor for duty with, the First Marine division in Korea. Also arriving' was Pfc. Virgil R. Healey, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Healey and husband of the former Miss Wilma J. Hayden, all of Leachville. Pvt. Charles R.

Cossey, whose wife, Doris, lives at Blytheville, Route 2, serving with I Corps of the Eighth Army in Korea. Son of Mr. Mrs. Marian Cossey of Horners- vilie, he entered the Army last November and completed basic training at Camp Chaffee, Ark. Pfc.

Billy J. Reams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Reams of Route 1, and Pfc, Max D. Four Mississippi County members of the Army are taking part in the large-scale training maneuver, "Exercise Spearhead," this month at Fort Hood, Tex.

They are, Pfc. Gene Tranble, whose wife, Mildred, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Tranble, live in Blytheville; Pfc. Elmon McNabb, son of Mr- and Mrs.

Carl McNabb of Wilson; Isaiah Brown, son of Mrs. Cora Brown of Osceola; PROMOTED Edsel Harber, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Harber of Blytheville, was recently promoted to the rank of first lieutenant in the Air force.

He is presently stationed at Nausseur, French North Africa, with Headquarters Squadron of the 7280th Group Depot. Pfc. Don W. Brim, whose parents, live in Dell. Pvt.

Brim is a mechanic in Headquarters and Service Company of the division's 702nd Infantry Battalion while Sgt. Brown is chief clerk in Headquarters detachment of the 123rd Armored ordinance Battalion. Pvt. McNabb is a rifleman in Company of the 25th Armored infantry battalion and Pvt. Tranble is a wireman in the 81st Field Artillery Battalion.

Aboard the aircraft carrier USS Philippine Sea with Air Group five which joined the Seventh Fleet last month is Daniel H- Wallace, airman -USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wallace of Blytheville. Now serving with the 17th Field FIRST Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Phillips of Blytheville, recently made his first solo flight as a Naval Aviation Cadet at Whiting Field, Fla. He attended Vanderbilt University prior to entering the Naval Cadet Program through' the Naval Air Station, Millington, Tenn. Artillery Battalion in Korea is Pfc. Johnson Kyles, son of Mrs. Mary Kyles of Hayti, Route 1.

Arriving in Korea last March, Pvt. Kyles is a truck driver with the battalion. He entered the army in 1952 and completed basic training at Camp Chaffee, Ark. Two Blytheville soldiers have been assigned to Company C. 46th Armored Infantry Battalion at Camp Chaffee for basic military training.

They are Pvt. Moses F. Simon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moses F.

Simon and Pvt. Jack Whittle, son of Mrs. G- E. Whittle. Selected to attend the 5th Ar- TO GRADUATE AT to graduate from the U.

S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, in June is John W. Everett, son of Mrs. L. Everett of Blytheville.

He will receive a Bachelor of Science degree upon graduation and commissioned a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps. He served as a private first class in the Marines after graduation from Blytheville High School. mored Division's Motor Mechanics school at Camp Chaffee, is Pvt. Millard E. Lipford, son of Mrs.

Myrtle Lipford of Blytheville. Pfc. William E. Simpson, son of R. L.

Simpson of Blytheville, is a member of the Medical Company vollyball team which recently won the regimental championship at Fort Campbell, Ky. He is a part of the 511th Airborne Infantry Regiment of the llth Airborne Division. Entering the Army in February, 1953. he took his basic training at Fort Hood, and is presently assigned to the company as an aidman. Rescuers Inch Way to Hurt Mountain Climber FAIRBANKS, Alaska men inched their way up Mt.

McKinley's treacherous southern buttress today in a desperate attempt to save a mountain climber who was left gravely injured in a lonely, cold tent last Sunday. The man in the tent is George Argus, one of three survivors of a fall May 15 which killed the fourth member of their party, Gorge Thayer, 27, Reads- fa oro, Vt. The rescue party is led by Dr. John McCall, 31-year-old University of Alaska glacierologist. With are three crack mountain climbers from the Army indoctrination center at Big Delta.

Alaska. They were carried to the foot level an Air Force helicopter early yesterday. Strong winds and blowing snow blocked attempts to add more men to the party so the four started toward the two-mile-high spot where Argus lay. Morton Wood and Leslie Viereck, who were found in McKlnley Park Tuesday just as a search was about to be started, told of the fall. They said after conquering the southern buttress for the first time and starting back, they reached the level.

was just a silly little accident," Wood said. "On of Thayr's feet because his clamped-on spikes lost their Stevenson Says Ike Letting GOP Push Him Around By SAM JOHNSON MERIDIAN, Miss. leader Adlai Stevenson declared last night President Eisenhower is allowing himself to be around too much by other Republicans. Eisenhower's "reluctance to man the barricades of his office" and defend Ms rights against congressional encroachments has left the United States with a Republican party having "as many wings as a boardinghouse chicken," Stevenson said. The Army-McCarthy' shameful spectacle we have witnessed on in public a Republican party acting like a "blind dog in a meat house," he said.

Ail are symptoms of "something constitutional crisis in American government," an attack on the separation of powers, the 1952 Democratic presidential candidate told a crowd of 15,000 at Meridian's Hillbilly Day. "In the last 16 months, Republican freebooters have raked, their President fore and everything from the Bricker amendment to intimidation of our diplomats and slander of the Stevenson said. Conference Beefed Up DES MOINES UP) Iowa Gov Williiam S. Beardsley, concerned over the growing traffic death toll in the state, wanted Iowa teenagers to develop their own highway safety program. called a state conference of teen-agrs to discuss traffic problems.

To make sure the conference i would be a success, the governor fed approximately 650 teen-agers barbecued beef from his own Iowa farm. grip. He tumbled over the precipice and all of us went with him. "I recall falling and falling. died because he struck a ledge sticking out of the cliff.

Argus broke the fall by tumbling into deep snow which stopped him and pulled us all to a stop." They all were roped together. After remaining at the scene of the accident for a week, Wood and Viereck tried to tow Argus down the mountainside on an inflated mattress but gave up at the level. There they left him Sunday in a tent. Argus had a broken hip and possibly other broken bones, they said. Rheumatic Fever Victim CHICAGO iff) Nancy Olson 13, bed-ridden with rheumatic fever, will resume her seventh grade classes today by telephone The experimental program is being tried for the first time in the Chicago public schools.

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Dale Maggard missed only one word in all his spelling tests at Mark Twain school this year. The word was "Insurance." His father, Charles Maggard, sells insurance. Slaying Suspect Gets Traffic Bond Back DETROIT Ufi Mrs. Sylvester Shaw will be given $25 by the IRW, even though she is charged with the slaying of her husband. She had posted $25 bond to Insure her husband's appearance in court in connection with an auto collision.

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