Senators Press Stricter Loyalty Review Board Action
Senators urged the new loyalty review board chief to enforce tighter screening of federal employees for subversives. Hiram Bingham, former Connecticut governor, was named by the Civil Service Commission to lead the board created in 1947, with Richardson slated for a separate subversives panel post. Senate criticism of Richardson and the judiciary committee influenced delays in confirmations and re submissions are expected as the new session begins.
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Loyalty Review Board
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Air Lines Heads Employes Prevent Costly Labor Row
Washington dispatch reports United Air Lines executives and pilots resolved a long running dispute through Moral Rearmament principles. Patterson and Fallon described cutting 119 demands to 21 issues, with eight solved in ten days and three likely to be settled soon, avoiding a potential 12 million dollar cost.
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United Air Lines
W. A. Patterson
Walter Fallon
Pilota
Patterson
Larry Shapiro
Los Angeles
Ten year old testifies mother beats her after drinking
A 10-year-old girl Rosemarie Kenko testifies in York court that her mother Kathleen Kenko beats her when drunk and forces her to beg for money. Magistrate Charles Murphy holds Kenko for a formal hearing, placing Rosemarie in temporary care with neighbor Mrs Deresky.
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Rosemarie Kenko
Kathleen Kenko
Charles F. Murphy
Rosemarie
Bennie Goldberg
Agnes. Deresky
Murphy
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