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Charlotseau
Weeks to Cut WOC Executives in Commerce Department
Weeks plans to replace about 25 without compensation executives in the Commerce Department's Business and Defense Services Administration. He aims to shrink WOC postings by year end while keeping advisory roles where industry links add value.
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Commerce Department
WOC
Department
Business and Defense Services Administration
Weeks
Congress
Reformed Swindler Turman Dies After Years of Reform
New York financier Turman 60 died at Mount Sinai after a monthlong illness. Once jailed in 1925 for forgery, he pyramided a 100 loan into nearly two million. He led the National Office Furniture Association, repaid most losses and funded philanthropy with the Hudson Guild and United Jewish Appeal, aiding youth and crime prevention.
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New York
Oses Turman
Mount Sinai Hospital
Turman
S Sing
Napoleon Turman
Hudson Guild
New York City
United Jewish Appeal
Medals Sought For Army Chaplains In Four Names Mentioned
In Durham the Tar Heel Legionnaires urged Medals of Honor for four Army chaplains Lt George L Fox Gilman Vermont Lt Alexander D Goode York PA Lt Clark V Poling Schenectady NY and Lt Washington Newark NJ Also W D Dod Robbins elected state department commander Nash McKee Hutchinson Charlotte chaplain Auxiliary elected Mrs Rayes Fuson New Bern president The group praised Rep Graham Barden for aiding disabled veterans to gain jobs and proposed appointing chaplains for 32 districts instead of one state chaplain.
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Durham
Tar Heel Legionnaires
Ist
George L. Fox
Gilman
Alexander D. Goode
York
Clark V. Poling
Schenectady
Washington
Newark
W. D
Dod) Robbins
Burglow
State Department
Nash McKee Hutchinson
Charlotte
Rayes Fuson
New Bern
Presit
Graham Barden
Benevolent Government Criticized in South Carolina
In Charleston a textile official named F. E. Grier of Greenwood voiced strong criticism of benevolent government. He said the cotton industry is close to being choked by government policies and cited burdensome surplus as hurting competitiveness and health across the industry.
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Charleston
S.C
F. E. Grier
Greenwood
Abney Mills
San Ode
Erwin M
Archaeologist Finds Ivory Studio in Beersheba Desert Site
French archeologist Jean Perrot reports uncovering a complete ivory carving studio in the desert city of Beer- likely Beersheba, revealing a vanished artist’s workshop and tools. The find highlights ancient ivory craft and regional trade connections.
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Cove
New York
Jean Perrot
Beer
Britons Question Crabb Body as Possible Russian Trick
Britons ponder if the headless, handless body ashore on Britain's south coast linked to missing Cmdr. Lionel Crabb is a Russian imitation of a wartime deception. The Reynolds News notes no hammer toes, suggests a "man who never was" story may be used for propaganda. The piece cites rumors of Crabb alive with claims of Soviet capture and mirroring wartime plots.
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London
Britain
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Reynolds Bec
Independent Sunday Sosatreo
Reynolds News
Iron Curtain
Crabb
Janean
Egypt
Sunday Express
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Rao
Russia
Portsmouth
Moscow
Skin method used by entomologist to count mosquitoes
Entomologist McGregor employed a skin counting method at four suspected flood areas in Brazosport Texas. Wearing a short sleeved shirt he stood exposed to attract landings and bites, counting 5 to 15 minutes per area with hot spots yielding up to 200 bites in 3 minutes. He directs health teams to the worst spots and assists with spraying and dusting efforts.
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Brazosport
McGregor
Texas
Dow Chemical Co
State Health Department
U.S. Public Health Service
Nasser Bumps Candidates Out of Race for July 3 Election
Egyptian revolutionary government purges candidates from the National Union screening process. Nasser decrees the 350 member nonparty Parliament will be named after weeks of vetting by the National Union committee. The regime bars extremists monarchy relatives and those under arrest or surveillance from eligibility.
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Egypt
Nasser
National Union
Farouk
Eiffel Tower Remodel Increases Height After Fire
Paris reports the Eiffel Tower will rise about 25 feet with a new TV transmitting facility atop the 984 foot structure. The remodel follows a January 1956 fire and aims to improve transmissions.
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Paris
France
Eiffel
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