Gavin Blasts Retired Gen James Gavin Attacks Pentagon
Retired Lt Gen James M Gavin levels sharp criticism at Defense Department policies in Life article excerpts from his forthcoming book War and Peace Age. He targets former Secretary Wilson and Joint Chiefs chair Adm Redford, praising Gen Ridgway for preserving an army amid a shrinking budget while accusing others of deception. Redford did not comment.
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James M. Gavin
Civticign
Pentagon
Charles J
Wilton Gavin
Army
Defense Department
Wilson
Dia
Liat
Gavin
Life Malavine
Romle
Goring
Boyne City
Mich
Moto
Defense
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs
Matthew B. Ridgway
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ridgway
Department of Défense
Redford
Ohio Steel Firm Plans Price Hike Across Industry
Armen, the seventh largest steel producer, says a general price rise by all steel companies could speed living-cost increases. It reported 1H earnings of 20.94 million, down 17 million from last year, operating at 60 percent capacity at plants in Ohio, Baltimore, Ashland, and Butler.
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Rage
Armco
Armen
Baltimore
Ashland
Butler
Stocking Up in Colby as Stamp Rates Rise
Colby Kan. A postal clerk reminds a customer that first class letters will cost four cents after August 1st while she stocks up on three-cent stamps. The exchange highlights the upcoming postage rate change and shopper’s quick wit.
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Colby, Kan
Colby
John Harris
Solons Hear Foot Nuts Bill on Subsidizing Washington Baseball
C Leo De Orsey, tax attorney and former Washington Senators director, urged Congress to subsidize a major league baseball team in Washington if the club is kept in the capital. He testified to the Senate Antimonopoly subcommittee, noting Mundt's plan to exempt organized baseball from antitrust rules only while a team remains here and arguing Congress should bear any losses if it wants a team here.
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Washington
Congress
C. Leo de Orsey
de Orsey
Washinigton Senators
Senate
Kurl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Unik
Whit Lus
Guilty Plea Ended Drunkenness Case in Ardmore
In Ardmore Oklahoma defendant told Peace Justice G W Piry that he would plead guilty to a drunkenness charge after a remark about waiving a hearing. The judge asked for clarification and the defendant confirmed the guilty plea and was fined twenty dollars.
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Ardmore
Okla
Peace
G W. Piry
Pury
Ludlow Baby Prepares for Chicago Surgery
Ludlow infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Russo, born with a heart defect, will travel to Chicago in August for rare surgery by Dr Thomas Baffes to restore the blue baby to a normal life. The parents have been contacted and arrangements are underway. Expel red spy case follows in Bern as Czech secretary is accused of spying in Switzerland.
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Susso
Charles Russo
Ludlow
Chicago
Nas
Thomas Baffes
Uie
Mayville Hotel Sold for 125000 in Real Estate Move
A Mayville hotel changed hands when A A Burke sold to Mrs Donald Steeles of Tyndhurst for 125000. The deal includes plans to invest over 1265000 in improvements, with local officials noting the transaction may reshape ownership of significant local property and prompt redevelopment.
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A.A. Burke
Mre
Donald Steeles
Tyndhurst
Olinib Wits
William VanVeor
Roberts
New York City
Dinel Micke
Holland Land
Chinkiuqua County
Haptfield la
Mayville
Land Company
Johnsonburg Man Shoots Self Accidentally
Johnsonburg police report that Bayard Neidviel of DuBois accidentally shot himself in a car in Johnsonburg while a 24 caliber revolver discharged. His wife Carol Smaith Neidrich, driving, said she heard a shot and urged medical help. Neidrich remains in fair condition with a stomach wound as hospital staff treat him.
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Johnsonburg
Bayard Neidviel
DuBois
Johnsonhire
Neidviel
Carol Smaith
Neidrich
Buffalo
Hospital Ssktetichon
Rugged Texan Hart Falls From Pool Board In Kanab
Kanab resident Bill Hart, a construction worker born in Texas, attempted a dive from Kapab's new pool but struck concrete. He suffered a broken wrist and sprained ankle and remarked that pools here are not like those in Texas.
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Bill Hart
Kanab
Kapab
Texas
Wall Street Mixed as Markets Falter in Early Trading
Industrial issues drift lower while oil, motors, chemicals, rails and nonferrous metals slide. Traders cite technical factors after a week of gains. steel shares are irregular despite price boosts, while building contracts for June reach a new monthly high amid indifferent reactions. Wholesale egg prices ease with receipts totaling 21,400 as whites and yolks show varied quality levels.
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Atlantic: Refining
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Publisher Charles T Sta rt 74 dies in New York Journal
Charles T Sta rt 74 publisher and treasurer of the Jewish professional Journal died yesterday. He joined the Journal in 1931 and became publisher in 1948. Sta rt was born in Eliwaville Kentucky.
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New York
Charles T. Start
Rose Ton
Stuart
Eliwaville, Ky
Fire damages Uniontown bale yard and equipment
A large blaze in Uniontown destroyed about 2,000 bales of stored goods and substantial equipment. Officials report damage around 16 dollars per bale’s inferred value with public losses noted. Investigators proceed to determine causes and assess overall impact on the facility and community.
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