Bradley Ends Joint Chiefs Chairmanship Saturday
General Omar N. Bradley wraps four years as the first regular Joint Chiefs chairman with 140000 miles of travel and 272 White House visits. Adm. Arthur Radford succeeds him as JCS chair. A new slate of Chiefs takes office Monday including Ridgway as Army chief, Twining as Air Force chief, and Carney as Navy chief.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
U. S
White House
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bulova Research and Development Laboratories, Inc
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
JCS
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Matthew B. Ridgway
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Hoyt Vandenberg
Navy
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
William Fechteler
Doctor Nahum Goldmann Elected World Jewish Congress President
Dr. Nahum Goldmann of New York was chosen for a four year term as president of the World Jewish Congress at its Geneva closing session. Delegates approved a resolution condemning growing neo Nazi elements in Germany after he had served as acting president since 1949.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Nahum Goldmann
New York
World Jewish Congress
Dr. Goldmann
Germany
Man Throws Wrench Through TV Screen
Tulsa, Oklahoma television firm files malicious mischief charge against a customer who hurled a monkey wrench through the screen of his unpaid-for set.
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Tulsa
Okla
Donations Double Payments of Congress Pension Plan
Senator Monroney notes that from 1946 to seven years of operation legislators paid 244 million dollars into the retirement fund while only one million in pension checks has been disbursed. He cites ongoing reluctance to retire and recalls Theodore Green as an example of long tenure and continued service. Members contribute 6 percent of salaries of 12 500 dollars annually with 2 percent per year of service for benefits.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Congress
House
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Monroney
Congressional Pension Plan
Green
Senate
Sen
Robert la Follette
Pension
Civil Service
Doctor Plays 69 Holes To Mark His Birthday
Morgantown West Virginia Dr R C Spangler completed 69 holes of golf last night for his 69th birthday The professor started playing one hole per year of age on birthdays two years ago He plans to continue until age 72 He carded a birdie 3 on hole 67
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Morgantown
W. Va
R. C. Spangler
Spangler
Local court petitions seek multiple judgments and estate appraisals
Butler County Common Pleas filings include Gerald Wilcox seeking 659.62 against Margaret Sharits for labor and materials on a heating system, and against Walter and Reba Went for 463.06 from a prior Middletown Municipal Court verdict. Mildred Urban seeks 534.96 from Brady and Gladys Huffman with liens and sale of real estate. Probate Court appraises the estates of Everett Sparrow at 16076.53 and Robert Kreger at 5307.36, detailing real estate, accounts, and securities.
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Gerald Wilcox
Wilcox Sheet Metal Co
Middletown
Common Pleas Court
Margaret Sharits
Wilcox
Walter
Reba Went
Marshall Road
Mildred Urban
Hamilton
Brady Huffman
Gladys Huffman
Stillwell-Beckett Road
Everett Kenneth Sparrow
Robert Howard Sparrow
Robert D. Kreger
Oxford
Ruth Helen Kreger
Executrix
Applications for letters of administration filed in two estates
In Reily Township Louis Phillip Vache died August 4 John Blake Oxford Route 2 is listed as executor with an estimated $4000 in real estate. In Lemon Township Jo Ann Ratliff died July 27 Lula Noble West Middletown Route 2 is executrix with an estimated $5500 in real estate.
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Louis Phillip Vache
Reily Township
John Blake
Oxford
Jo Ann Ratliff
Lemon Township
Lula Noble
West Middletown
Neglect Plaintiffs Involving Madden Princes and Vices
Weldon G Madden of Middletown files neglect actions against Gracie Madden of Hazel Green Ky and against Cecil E Wilson of Franklin Route 2. Betty Jane Prince of Hamilton sues Charles W Prince for neglect. Richard Vice a minor of 908 Beech Street sues Anita Vice a minor of 2314 Woodburn Avenue for neglect.
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Weldon G. Madden
Middletown
Gracie Madden
Hazelgreen
Lucille M. Wilson
Young St
Cecil E. Wilson
Pennyroyal Rd
Franklin
Betty Jane Prince
Hamilton
Charles W. Prince
Richard Vice
Beech St
Anita Vice
Woodburn Ave
Divorces Granted in Local District Court
Elizabeth Jean Combs of 2007 Hill Ave and Fred Lamar Combs of 907 Moore St were granted divorce on neglect. Ida Hurley of Hamilton and Edward Hurley of Hamilton Route 5 were granted divorce on neglect and cruelty. Pfc Glenn O Miller of APO 970 San Francisco and Mary L Miller of Hamilton were granted divorce on neglect. Frances Ann Barker of Hamilton and Carl Kenneth Barker were granted divorce on neglect and cruelty. Judge Fred B. Cramer presided.
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Elizabeth Jean Combs
Hill Ave
Fred Lamar Combs
Moore St
Ida Hurley
Hamilton
Edward Hurley
Glenn O. Miller
APO
San Francisco
Mary L Miller
Frances Ann Barker
Carl Kenneth Barker
Fred B. Cramer
Patricia Lester Versus Robert Lester Civil Suit Filed
Patricia Lester of Oxford Route 2 sues Robert J. Lester of Hamilton alleging neglect and cruelty. The case requests separate maintenance and alimony as part of the dispute.
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Patricia Lester
Oxford Route 2
Robert J. Lester
Hamilton
Rhee Rejects Coalition With Communists Over Korea Unity
South Korea's Syngman Rhee state at interview no coalition with North Communist forces. He warned of going solo if the 90 day conference fails to solve unification. He called for US aid, rejected Ceylon site, and praised Commonwealth troops while spurning Britain insults.
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Frank H. H. King
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Korea
Rhee
U. N. General Assembly
Ceylon
India
United States
England
Dem Digest Says Ike Getting Help
The Democratic Digest reports President Eisenhower has received vital assistance from Democrats, though he avoids openly acknowledging it. The piece argues that Democratic cooperation has made all the difference to his administration, while noting his need to appease the Old Guard with a harsh stance at times. The September issue is the magazine’s second in its new pocket size format.
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Washington
Democratic Digest
Eisenhower
Ike
Old Guard
Woman interrupts chat to warn of fire at club
In Syracuse Dorothy Bennett interrupted a social telephone chat with Lt Carl Pelkowski to urge sending firefighters. Firemen arrived and quelled a blaze in the Sedgwick Tennis Club utility room. The cause and extent of damage were not determined.
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Syracuse, N. Y
Dorothy Bennett
Carl Pelkowski
The
Fire Department
Pelkowski
Sedgwick Tennis Club
Miss Bennett
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