Algonquin Seeks New Manager After Davie Resigns
Algonquin club officials seek a new manager to replace Forest C. Davie of Greenwich who resigned after one year to take a post with Woodway Country Club in New Canaan AK. Davie will succeed John Flaherty retiring after 30 years at Woodway.
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Forest C. Davie
Greenwich
Woodway Country Ub
New Canaan
Davis
John Flaherty
Woodway
Flaherty
Woodwyy Club
Stamford
Harry B. Carpenter
Young and Rubicam
New York
Pickwick Arms
Angelo ‘Mancini
Los Angeles
Connecticut
South Carolina
Taxi Fare Increase Approved in New York City
The Board of Estimate approved a 21 percent hike in NYC taxicab fares, first in years, taking effect when Mayor Impellitteri signs. The fare rises from 35 cents for the first mile to 45 cents and from 20 to 25 cents per each additional mile.
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New York
Board of Estimate
New York City
Vincent Impellitteri
U S Adviser Presses More Planes for Formosa Defenses
U S military adviser Maj Gen William Chase urged rapid delivery of planes and guns to Chinese Nationalists on Formosa. He stressed the island’s defense as vital to U S security and noted improving Nationalist combat efficiency as a strategic deterrent and cost effective for Washington. The adviser marked the two year anniversary of Truman’s Formosa order.
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U.S
Formosa
Taipeh
U. S
William C
Chase
United States
Washington
Southeast Asia
Senate vaccinates envoy ban from Vatican funds bill
The Senate deleted a House inserted provision barring a U S ambassador to the Vatican without Senate approval, part of a State Justice and Commerce appropriation bill. The move followed committee recommendations and aimed to keep church state issues from the funding measure. The chamber also tentatively approved a proposal barring State Department funding to groups advocating one world government or sending officers to state governor staffs.
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Vatican
Washington
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
Truman
Lark Clark
Papal State
Clark
Tok
Congress
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
State Department
U. S
Allied Planes End Europe Maneuver Over Western Europe
Allied air forces concluded a four day aerial drill in Western Europe named Exercise June Primer. RAF training command and US SAC conducted heavy sweeps across Western Germany France Belgium and Holland. Radar guided fighters intercepted invaders as Redland Blueland and land air forces clashed in three sided action.
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Fontainebleau
France
Europe
Royal Air Force Flying Training Command
U. S. Strategic Air Command
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Redland
West
Blueland
Land
England
Britain Food Minister Refuses Aid for Beauty Parlors
Britain’s Food Minister refuses to aid beauty parlors offering permanent waves, citing policy constraints. The decision affects services for women seeking cosmetic hair treatments and raises questions about government support for personal care businesses.
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Britain
Fine Getting Closer to Eisenhower Views in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Governor John Fine said on radio that he is getting closer to General Dwight D. Eisenhower's views but will not commit to supporting Eisenhower for the Republican nomination. He heads a 70 member delegation to the GOP convention and suggested his stance on Taft remains unclear. He noted a reduced gap in his thinking with Eisenhower but stopped short of a Taft withdrawal.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John 8. Fine
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Fine
Tupl
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
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