Bradley backs Eisenhower plan to prune chain of command
Gen Omar N Bradley told the House Armed Services Committee that the current military setup can block information between the Defense Department and field commanders. He supported Eisenhower’s defense reorganization, which would allow direct orders from the defense secretary and Joint Chiefs to unified field commanders without routing through the Army, Navy, or Air Force secretaries.
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Fog Fails Picnic for Bear Mountain Frat Trip
Teenagers from the Alpha Phi Omega fraternity at Polytech Institute of Brooklyn embarked on a picnic boat to Bear Mountain. Thick fog near Hastings on Hudson forced the vessel to halt after 26 miles and the trip back to Manhattan. The mishap left most of the food uneaten and caused confusion among the organizers.
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Plenty of Jobs but Grads Must Seek Them
Kansas City report indicates college grads face tougher job hunt next month. State and federal employment offices in Missouri and Kansas say most graduates should find work, though nontechnical positions start at 350 to 400 dollars monthly, up about five percent.
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FHA says recession not cutting demand for homes
Jacksonville reports quote FHA commissioner Norman P. Mason saying weekly reports show strong home buying interest. Mason noted FHA loan applications in Detroit last week were 50 percent higher than the same week in 1957, reflecting persistent demand despite the recession.
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Humanitarian Mission for Dr Gregory O Connors Family
Dr Gregory O Connors 34 and his six children travel from West Hartford to Uganda to serve as medical missionaries in the Roman Catholic diocese of Mbarara. They will organize a hospital and dispensary with no salary, living on room and board. They depart Friday, flying to Entebbe and then driving to the mission invited by Bishop Oger. The family will be one of few White residents in a 125000 person African district near Kabale 40 miles away.
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City of Garden City Fund Balances May 1958 Statement
City of Garden City Kansas publishes fund balances as of April 30 1958 detailing General Operating Waterworks Electric and other funds with a total cash balance of 879781.03 and debts totaling 612894.90. City Clerk Chas R Pasbles signs the notice.
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