Bright Young Lawyers Rise Fast With Uncle Sam
Young lawyers fresh from Cornell and Harvard join the U S Department of Justice under Attorney General Brownell s selective recruit program. They receive high responsibility early, including Hogan s appointment as deputy chief and Koppel s appellate work. The aim is to train top graduates for public service and later private practice, with salaries starting around 4525 and expanding with experience as the program grows to 42 entrants yearly, including women.
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Koppel
Kenneth 0. Gilmore
NEA
Washington
Green
U.S. Department of Justice
Botha
Negbert‘Brownell
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Thomas Hogan
William Rogers
Brownell
Vegas
Wil Bo Wlll
Cornell Law School
Hogan
Court of Claims
N New York
Atorney
Rollins Koppelen
Universit Rexan Law Schoo
Chicago
Supreme Court
Ays Koppel
Jack Sexton
Harvard Law School
Justice
Justice Department
Stownell
District of Columbia Bar
Political Irony Special Sclons
Columbus report describes a special session dominated by Republicans seeking November political gains. Senate confirms many but leaves 14 of 86 appointments from Governor Lausche in doubt, with several high paying posts stalled.
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Reed Smith
Columbus
Senate
Fra
Lausche
William O'Neill
J. Scanlon
Cincinnati
Vausche
Scanlon
State Board of Tax
Lausche drops sixth term bid for U S Senate race
Governor Lausche ends his bid for a sixth term and asks if unconfirmed appointees can continue in office. State Auditor Rhodes seeks clarity on expenses before approving pay checks. O Neill, a Republican candidate for governor, would face rulings affecting appointees if elected.
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Lausche
U. S
O'Neill
James A. Rhodes
Thi Ve
Scanlon
Marion
Senate
Ferguson car described as amazing British wonder vehicle
A Ferguson car claim describes sideways parking, fast reverse, and water capability. Experts doubt many claims but note its transmission driven wheels by pumped fluid offer smooth field handling and anti skid braking. Ferguson, a 71 year old millionaire, markets it as a universal system for cars and trucks.
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Toma
Cullen Indon
NEA
Harry Ferguson
Britain
Volkswagen
Ferguson
Duke of Ediburgh
Turncoats Brainwashing Effects Said To Heal In POWs
A long article reports periodic checks on more than 600 former Korean POWs in uniform, finding brainwashing effects temporary and largely gone among those still in service. Twenty one who refused repatriation show minimal enduring influence. many others disciplined or returning home. The study details and future training plans are noted, with emphasis on the POW Code of Conduct.
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China
Army
Hinese Laundry
Peking
West's Efforts To Keep Holy Land Seen Speeding Arabs to Communism
NEA Special Correspondent reports from Jerusalem that Arab states ally with the Soviet bloc for arms and technic ians and seek ongoing Western aid while Díaz with Moscow grows. The West’s appeasement risks Soviet gains. Israel’s proximity and a firm stance are urged to curb Arab blackmail and prevent further dependency on the East.
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West
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Israel
INEA
Soviet Union
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Iraq
Jordan
Soviet Bloc
United States
Brittain
Middle East
Aswan
Gamal Abdel Rms
Nasser
David
Moscow
Moonshine Boom Surges Amid High-Tech Stills and Radar
The feature reports a bootlegging surge across the U.S. with illegal stills rising to record levels. Modern automation, airplanes, radio nets and even surplus radar aid moonshiners, while tax evasion costs federal and state treasuries about a billion dollars yearly. Industry figures urge harsher penalties and more agents to counter the illegal trade.
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U. S
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Ohio
Demountable homes eyed for future housing
University of Illinois hosted a session on demountable housing with plans for dismantling and moving buildings. Experts from Michigan and Illinois discussed lightweight plastic blocks and glass panel frames, aiming to lower erection costs and enable flexible sizes.
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Illiam J. Conwy Champaign
University Miner
Theodore Larson
University of Michigan
Larson
Ambrose M. Richardson
University of Illinois
Ilinois
Richardson
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Ireland
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Athens Messenger
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