Navy Wives Organizer investigated by House panel
Washington Dec 3 UP The case of a woman paid 25 a day by the Navy to organize Navy Wives of America members. Mary P Paolozzi national president was listed among hundreds of consultants on the Navy payroll since 1953. The committee seeks lists of WAE and WOC hires and details of advisory roles and public relations consultants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Southwick
Washington
Navy
House
Mary P. Paolozzi
Navy Wives of America
Paolozzi
Navy Wives
WOC
William L. Dawson
D-Ill
D-Ill) Has Asked Federal Agencies For A List of All Wae’s
Free Lance
Optimist Club Christmas Trees Benefit Local Children
The Optimist Club lists annual projects including journalism awards at Cameron College and the Arion Foundation award for LHS band students. They sell Christmas trees from 1 to 10 dollars with special Yuletide trees at 7.50 and 10 dollars, backed by a guarantee. Billy Paul Galyon chairs the project. B. A. Allen handles lot arrangements. shop hours run 8 am to 10 pm daily until sold out. club members plan 15 hours of sales each on average to aid children.
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Cameron College
Arion Foundation
LHS
Optimists
Billy Paul Galyon
B. A. Allen
Harriman urges unity and contrasts with Republicans
Harriman urged the party to unite and decide issues while avoiding a factional split over moderation versus progressivism. He warned Democrats should avoid the term moderation as a Republican ploy and pressed for farm income, small business protection, and opposition to monopoly, signaling a strong campaign stance.
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Stevenson
Chicago
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
David Bunn
Denver
Young
Neil Metcalf
Geneva
Ala
Bunn
Metcalf
William Poindexter
Kansas City
Neal Smith
Des Moines
Iowa
Harriman
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Tammany
Carmine DeSapio
Cive ’Em Hell
Harry Truman
New Deal
Dixon- Yates
Congress
Truman
Strike Halts Julius First Plane Flight
Julius the grand champion steer from the International Livestock Exposition was blocked from flying to New York after AFL teamsters refused cross lines set by United flight engineers. The 990-pound Aberdeen Angus, valued at $16,125, was rerouted by freight train and will reach New York ahead of its NBC Today appearance.
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Chicago
Julius
New York
United Airlines
AFL
United
New York Central
Howard Johnson
Williams in line for Democratic top spot in 1960 ticket
In Washington the Democratic National Committee is compiling extensive files on Vice President Nixon covering his voting record and speeches to portray him as flexible on foreign policy. Democratic strategists expect this ammunition to be useful against Eisenhower’s potential 1960 bid as Capitol Hill Republicans map strategies for Senate control.
City Pedestrian Injured By Car
Mrs Verna Lee Hind was struck while crossing Third and C by a 1953 Ford station wagon driven by Ruth Jane Hald and treated at Southwestern hospital for injuries to her right hip and hand. The collision occurred at 8 58 a m Saturday as both were moving with a green light.
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Verna Lee Hind
Arlington
Third and
Sheriff Probes Slim Leads in Apache Kidnap Robbery
Caddo County Sheriff Ray Larsson followed the latest clue Saturday night in Chickasha as investigators pursue the last slim lead in the Thursday night robbery and kidnapping of an Apache woman. The gunman hijacked 160 dollars, tied the Elli ots, released Mrs Elliott two hours later, and gave her 2 to buy gas home. Undersheriff Ty Yount said the case would continue as detectives seek the bandit.
Warren Foundation Plans Four Million Hospital in Tulsa
Mrs. W. K. Warren announced plans for a four million dollar hospital in Tulsa. The project is led by the William K. Warren Foundation with Mrs. Warren as president.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. K. Warren
William K. Warren
Postal tips urge careful packing and correct addressing
Postmaster cautions that many packages break open due to poor wrapping and unreadable addresses. Gilbert urges residents to check with the Post Office for large or unusually sized items, noting weight limits vary by zone and can reach 40 pounds for certain deliveries. Officials advise placing Christmas stickers on the back to avoid covering the address.
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Gilbert
Lawton
Firemen Answer Two City Alarms
Station 3 firemen answered two alarms on Saturday. A floor furnace explosion at 1210 Bessie at 12:15 p.m. caused by a defective pilot light and gas buildup damaged no structure. A 1947 Plymouth caught fire on one brake lining at 2121 Lake. the emergency brake was on and only the brake lining burned. No blaze or home damage. Station 2 crew responded to a grass fire at No 11 Lee in the afternoon.
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Bessie
J. R. Estes
Lake
Roy Black
No. 11
Lee
Fuller Praised By FBI Director Night Chief Honored for Bank Robbery Solve
Night Police Chief Pete Fuller received a personal commendation from J Edgar Hoover for his cooperation in solving the First State Bank of Cement robbery. Hoover’s letter, dated November 29 in Washington, praised Fuller’s alertness and prompt action and noted the information provided helped crack the case.
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Pete Fuller
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fuller
First State Bank of Cement
Hoover
Washington
Department of Justice
Comet Jetliner Safe In Australia
Britain’s crash proof Comet III jetliner arrived in Darwin from Singapore on a globe girdling tour to prove safety. The flight took four hours and 38 minutes at over 400 miles an hour, arriving two minutes early for a one hour stopover before continuing to Sydney.
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Darwin
Australia
Britain
Singapore
Sydney
Citizenship Ceremony At Fort Sill Brings New Americans
Milwaukee native Capt Gorler leads Dept of Materiel at Fort Sill as 14 year veteran. The ceremony welcomed German and European born applicants including Rickey Joseph adopted in Germany, and Sgt Horn of Fort Sill. Judge Morris urged voting, informing duties and the duty to stay informed while praising America's traditions and diversity. Numerous new citizens from Germany, England, Belgium, Canada, Cuba, Panama, Italy, France, the Philippines and Japan were listed among the new Americans.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Gorler
Department of Materiel
Fort Sill
San Antonio
Tex
Rickey Joseph
Hanau
Germany
Frankfurt
Horns
Horne
Babenhausen
Rickey
Sgt. Horn
45Th Transportation Battalion
Armed Forces
Shreveport
Horn
Japan
Judge Morris
United States of America
America
Morris
Else Laventure
Gisela Morris
Frida Ivins
Charlotte Phillips
Anneliese Pruitt
Wanda M. Watson
Rosemary Jennings
Anneliese Veeder
Margaret Maria Crow
Betty Lutes
Edith Smith
Margaret Anna Crowther
Edith Agnes Grinstead
Martha Johanna Smith
Dorothea Oubre
Emil E. Tokarski
Poland
Anna Matheussen
Belgium
Chickasha
John R. Andrews
Cache
Clara Ellen Woolcott
Eric Walton
England
Lionel Ortega
Mark Anthony von Borstel
Mexico
Walter Hart
Lawton
Alexander Joseph Nagy
Canada
Eduardo Rojas
Cuba
Calvin Eastman
Panama
Elvira Anderson
Italy
Germaine Richardson
France
Nicolasa L. Tatum
Phillipines
Aiko Davis
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Zale
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Baylor
Pelila Mhan Pe
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