Prosecution Sought In Graft Case At Port Of Orange
Washington reports a former Army civilian employee faced possible prosecution over improprieties tied to routing traffic through the Port of Orange. Senator Egueon B. Johnsen of Texas, chairing the Preparedness Subcommittee, cited allegations of improper payments and scheme details involving Harold Daweh and Raymond Mayer. Investigations traced activity over about 18 months with figures noted in the inquiry.
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Mona Lisa the Korea War orphans tale ends in new dormitory
An orphaned Korean girl nicknamed Mona Lisa, aided by the 7th Division battalion in Korea, receives care, adoption hopes, and a plan for a new dormitory at a Taegu orphanage after fundraising. Two boys from the battalion are likewise aided as relief efforts unfold. The initiative reflects wartime compassion and diplomatic hurdles.
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Priest Returns to Missionary Life After Glamour as Screen Idol
Reno report profiles former film star Gregory Peck shadowed by a priest named Brother David or Garreth Hegh who gave up Hollywood wealth to serve 650 Paiute Indians in Nevada. He travels to Fort McDermitt and Wadsworth, conducts services, sewing circles, and funerals, and seeks donations while lamenting publicity-minded celebrities.
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Palleneze Corp. Drug Counter Ad for Pain Relief Tablets
An apothecary bottle offers 30 tablets for ten days relief at $1.50 and 90 tablets for thirty days relief at $4. Available at leading drug counters or direct from Palleneze Corp. Bronx Terminal Sec.108 Bronx 51 NY. Unsatisfied customers may return open contents for full unconditional refund.
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Houstonians Vote on Charter Changes and Bond Issue
Houstonians will vote tomorrow on four proposed city charter amendments and a $30,555,000 bond for municipal projects. Proposals would raise the city controller salary from 5400 to 12000, boost councilmen pay from 200 to 500 a month, end the Democratic primary, align city elections with November, and raise the tax rate from 2 to 2.30 per 109 valuation.
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Cancer Researcher Dr Grimmett Dies in Houston
Dr Leonard Grimmett a 43 year old radiation physicist at MD Anderson Cancer Hospital died at his home after a heart attack He was noted for experimental cecaln cancer treatments and his cobalt irradiator design selected by the government for testing Previously he worked at London s Royal Cancer Hospital and chaired UNESCO Natural Science Committee The Beaumont wage pact raises union pay to 3 25 an hour after six weeks of talks
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