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...sleek, well-nourished little diplomat who used to represent Vichyfrance in Washington. Fifteen months ago, when Vichy broke off relations with the U.S., M. Henry-Haye was tenderly interned (along with his pedigreed Dalmatian and his solicitous staff) in a $24-a-day suite at swank, luxurious Hotel Hershey, in Pennsylvania's pleasant Lebanon valley...
Earned Repose. He had earned his rest. Few men can ever have gone through more plain hell trying to find a place in the special hell of battle. Ben Kuroki's father was a seed-potato grower in Hershey, Neb., a town of about 500 people. Ben and his kid brother Fred (now overseas with an engineer outfit) volunteered for the Army two days after Pearl Harbor, were accepted a month later. Ben landed in the Air Forces and started to run his personal gantlet at Sheppard Field...
...Winner. Major General Lewis B. Hershey, who formerly reported (on paper) to WMC's McNutt, became full boss of Selective Service. He had never favored the idea of a sharp-toothed father draft bill. Last week General Hershey told a manufacturers' convention in Manhattan that the Army would probably need and would have to take another 1,000,000 fathers by July 1944. Next day he wired all local boards to go easy on family...
...Pearl Harbor fathers and their families are the subjects of the latest article by Pitirim A. Sorokin, professor of Sociology. The article, distributed nationally by the United Press, agrees with neither Burnet Hershey nor Burton Wheeler, and discusses the classical effect on the family by the "loss...
Engaged. Mayris Chancy, 31, Eleanor Roosevelt's onetime dancer-protegee; and Hershey Surkin, 31, orchestra leader; in San Francisco. She did the Bovingdon glide...