Tobey Group Labels New York Waterfront Fouled by Rackets
Senate subcommittee report led by Charles W Tobey calls U S waterfronts lawless frontiers plagued by corruption and communism naming New York docks the foulist of them all. It demands removal of ILA president Joseph P Ryan and notes indictments over misused union funds.
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Tobey Group
New York Waterfront
John Chadwick
Washington
Charles W. Tobey
Senate
New York Docks
Senate Commerce
Tobey
New Hampshire
New York-New Jersey
Joseph P. Ryan
International Longshoremen's Association
Ryan
ILA
Subcommittee
New York
American Federation of Labor
House
Anthony Anastasia
Brooklyn
Tony
Albert Anastasi
Gulf
West Coast
Repit
reans-Gulf
Voice urges Reds to save Beria with propaganda front
The Voice of America urged the Communist bloc to form a new propaganda front and organize rallies to save Lavrenti Beria, the ex head of the Soviet secret police. The tongue in cheek proposal was unlikely to succeed as Beria had been purged by Premier Georgi Malenkov.
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Washington
State Department
Voice of America
U. S
Lavrenti Beria
Secret Police
Georgi Malenkov
Navy promotes Rickover after past congress clash
Admiral rank finally conferred on Lt. Hyman G. Rickover, the atomic propulsion expert, who had been twice passed over by Congress. Secretary of the Navy invoked law to retain him and ordered a promotion board to elevate one engineering captain in atomic propulsion now. Rickover, 53, Annapolis graduate and WWII veteran, helped in the Manhattan Project and commanded naval repair at Okinawa.
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Navy
Congress
Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
He $A. Toler
Paneed
Ter
Promoion
Rickover
Chicago
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Promotion Board
Annapolis
Okinawa
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Senate Halts Rush to Adourn for Tobey Tribute in Washington
Senate paused its drive toward adjournment to honor Senator Charles W Tobey of New Hampshire, who died of a heart attack. The chamber adopted a sorrow resolution and planned a funeral service in Temple New Hampshire, as lawmakers noted Tobey’s long fight against racketeers and his selfless public service.
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Texas
Enid
Senate
Tobey
Gardner L. Bridge
Washington
Charles W. ‘Obey
Temple
N. H
Sen. Knowland
California
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Lillian Crompton
Russell
Charles Tobey
T. A. Munson
Rochester
N.Y
Sterling Dean
Sleepwalking Enid Woman Plans No Sleep During Full Moon
An Enid, Oklahoma, housewife who walks in her sleep on full moons declares she will stay awake all night, with her husband watching to prevent a repeat. Since June 26, after a nude tree-climbing incident found by police, the couple has devised precautions, noting the full moon occurs at 6 20 a m Sunday and that she tends to walk only on that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Okla
School Boards To Fight Bonus Veto in Missouri
Missouri school boards press a court challenge to Gov. Donnelly s veto of a 9 25 million dollar public school bonus. Bailey quotes the action as harmful to schools amid financial strain as three groups back the suit led by the Missouri State Teachers Association with hired attorneys from the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Phil M. Donnelly
Roger A. Bailey
Sikeston
State Association of School Boards
Bailey
McSteems
Mercy Killings End Fight Against Palsy in Berwyn
In Chicago area Berwyn a wife Theresa Kovar, 41, killed herself and her 9 year old son Donald after a four year battle with cerebral palsy. Police described it as a mercy killing and death by own action. The husband George 45 found them and they died after hospital transport.
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Chicago
Theresa Kovar
Donald
Berwyn
George
Kovar
Dallas Boy Scouts Complete 140 Mile Canoe Trip to Austin
Twelve Dallas Boy Scouts and adult advisers finished a 140 mile canoe trip from Lake to Tom Miller Dam in Austin. They camped nightly along the route and carried canoes around dam areas. George Hauerwas led the group and planned the sight seeing stop in Austin before returning to Dallas by auto.
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Austin
Dallas
Tion
Lake
Tom Miller
Westrer
George Hauerwas
Dam Ares
Deafened Ear Doctor Confesses in New Book
New Hope and help for the hard of hearing is revealed with the life story of a leading car specialist who became deafened for 15 years. The 63 page book sells for $1.00 and explains problems and solutions for the deafened. A limited number of free copies are offered to hard of hearing individuals upon request to Johnstone Co. Dept AJX3, 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago 11, Illinois.
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Chamber of Commerce
Avalanche-Journal
New York
N. Y
Jokestone Company
Johnstone Co
Dept
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Eisenhower
Solon
Commerce Subcommittee
Hugh Gregg
Concord
Gregg
Tey
Arthur G. Richardson
Bonham
Vance Air Force Base
Richardson
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Air Force Hospital
Howrah
India
Indlene
Rigg
NEW High
Wichita Falls
Possum Kingdom Lake
J. T. Cochran
Lebbeck
Tex
Avatenche-Journel
Sen
Boy Scouts
Colorado
San
Bourry
Dial
Lubbock, Texas
MILES
Buick
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