Word: anna
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Colonel Robert Hart, an assistant to Hershey in Washington and a director of Selective Service publicity told the CRIMSON Wednesday that no immediate changes were expected in college students' status. Officials could not clarify a week-old statement by Assistant Secretary of Defense Anna Rosenberg, who told a Congressional Committee that deferments for students might have to be ended altogether during this coming year...
Assistant Secretary of Defense Anna M. Rosenberg told a conngressional committee last week that student deferments might be cancelled altogether during the coming year. And Army authorities stated this week that more students might have to be taken this year to replace Korean veterans who "will be rotated before Christmas" according to Chief of Staff General J. Lawton Collins...
...others: Mrs. Anna Edson Taylor in 1901; Bobby Leach in 1911 (he died a few years later, after slipping on a banana peel); Jean Lussier, in a rubber ball, in 1928. Two others tried and perished, in 1920 and 1930. Red Hill saw the second...
This week Anna Rosenberg presented Congress with a new reserve program, which implies an answer to this thorny question, but doesn't say it right...
...Anna Rosenberg's new unified reserve would be divided into two sections, both dovetailing into U.M.T.: a "ready" reserve in which all U.M.T. graduates would serve three years, and a "standby" reserve in which they would serve out the last four of their eight years' service. In full-strength units, the ready reserves would drill once a week, go to summer camp two weeks a year. They would be subdivided into "early" and and "late" units, the earlies able to spring into action almost overnight, the lates within a few months. Units would have 50% of their equipment...