299 Sea Scouts to Receive Awards Tonight
The Bridge of Honor will be held at the Elks Club at 9 p.m. with Clinton B. Kolger presiding and dancing to follow. The event, hosted by The Good Ship Malolo, honors 299 Sea Scouts with Eagle and Quartermaster badges to be awarded by Richard J. Tobey. Ship 116 members John Decker and Billy Sheehan are named Eagles. Quartermasters include Bob Careson, Robert Dodd, Jack Hill, and William L. Vaughan.
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Bob Careson
Robert Dodd
Jack Hill
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Harold Coon
Silverado Park
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First Congregational Church
Clive H. McGill
American Legion Post
How Not To Control Atomic Energy pamphlet released
Dr Joe Hildebrand internationally known chemist distributes a pamphlet How Wet To Control Atomic Energy from the science and technology desk of the main public library Copies may be secured by visiting the library or calling 69821 Miss Blanche Collins head of the department notes he has no ready made answer to atomic control and warns against secrecy that hinders progress He argues there is no defense to atomic warfare and critiques senatorial courtesy and poor congressional procedures in atomic energy matters The pamphlet is a reprint of his address at the National Conference of the American Library Association in San Francisco last year
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Reserve Pay Backed by Secretary on 60 Age Plan
Washington May 21 Forrestal endorsed partial retirement pay at age 60 for men and officers serving 20 years or more in the National Guard and other reserve units. Cost of the plan is estimated at 400 million dollars per year.
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