New Jersey Veterans Urged to Protest Closed Door VA Reform Policy
New Jersey veterans are urged to speak out against a closed door policy on Veterans Administration reforms. Ridgefield's Donald V. Lowe criticizes Rankin for limiting testimony to four veterans groups, arguing all veterans should have a voice and taxpayer money is wasted by VA inefficiency.
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New Jersey
Veterans Administration
Donald V. Lowe
Ridgefield
Lowe
Rep
John Rankin
Democrat-Mississipi
House Committee On Veterans Affairs
Veterans
Rankin
Hoover Commission
American Legion
Congress
Congressional Committee
New Jersey Veterans Urge Hearings On VA Reforms
Veterans in New Jersey press for impartial VA hearings urging Rep Rankin to back Hoover Commission reforms. Report cites waste with 24 supervisors per 25 staff, 88 manuals, 665 bulletins, and 400 circulars, plus VA death claims averaging 80 days versus 15 in private insurers.
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New Jersey
Rankin
Etekein
Lowe
Bureau
Hoover Commission
Col
Franklin D'Olier
American Legion
Taks
Veterans’ Insurance
Buchanan Stretches Advertising Budget
Buchanan Electrical Products Corp of Hillside New Jersey expands a modest four figure annual advertising budget into a broad campaign. Sales rep memos reprint every ad and quarterly tabulations track editorials and inquiries, impressing the trade with visible promotion.
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Buchanan Electrical Products Corp
Hillside
N. J
Buchanan
James O. Johnson
Johnson
X Company
Raymond Ryno Receives 25 Year Gold Service Emblem
Raymond F. Ryno completed 25 years with Public Service and received a gold service emblem. He began with the company on August 4, 1926, and has served continuously in the Automobile Maintenance Department.
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Public Service
Sewaren
Raymond F. Ryno
Ryno
Sinnott Serving In Korean Waters
William F. Sinnott electrical’s mate third class USN son of Mr and Mrs William F Sinnott of 95 Pennsylvania avenue serves aboard the heavy cruiser USS Los Angeles in Korean waters. The Los Angeles flagship of a Cruiser Division was at Inchon during peace talks at Kaesong. Rear Admiral Arleigh A Burke, flag commander, joined the UN peace party. The ship operated north of the 38th parallel before cease fire negotiations. Built in 1948 the cruiser re entered active service last January after mothballs.
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William F. Sinnott
USN
Pennsylvania Avenue
Los Angeles
Inchon
Kae~song
Arleigh A. Burke
38Th Parallel
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