Local Man Wins 235 Dollar Air Force Time-Saving Award
Coleman Roberts 33 of 621 20th Ave. Dayton a Gentile Air Force Depot warehouseman since 1953 won 235 dollars for a suggestion to itemize material on each debit voucher. Brig. Gen. Heim credits the idea with reducing paperwork and improving manpower allocation. Roberts' section handles 200 to 300 line items daily. Roberts a Ellenboro North Carolina native and NC A&T College graduate and has a wife and two children.
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Coleman Roberts
Gentile Air Force Depot
Dayton
Air Force
Roberts
Charles A. Heim
Ellenboro
N.C
North Carolina A&t College
Slain Woman's Husband Plans Second Marriage
William Worthington Pugh 35, president of a printing firm, announced plans to remarry after his wife Audrey Evers Pugh was found slain in their Hyde Park home. The couple, married years earlier, obtained a license and expect a marriage August 31. Robert V Lyons faced a murder indictment but was acquitted by a jury. Dr Mary Walker noted for wearing pants and earned the Medal of Honor for Civil War service.
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Cincinnati
William Worthington Pugh
Hyde Park
Pugh
Elizabeth Ritter
Audrey Evers Pugh
Robert V. Lyons
City Water
Mary Walker
Fresh Egg Lion Stamp Sparks British Debate
The British Egg Marketing Board defends its lion insignia as a freshness guarantee while housewives demand date stamping. The board cites practical costs of new machinery and rejects guaranteed freshness for eggs once sold. A shopper notes eggs left in sun at shops. Herma Menth, US pianist, says cycling eases recital preparation.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
British Egg Marketing Board
United States
Egg Marketing Board
Inmates to Wear Summer Shirts at Anamosa Penitentiary
Inmates at the Iowa State Penitentiary look forward to being the best dressed cons of 1957 with short sleeved wide collar sport shirts. The new clothing is already in production at the Anamosa estate men’s reformatory.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Iowa State Penitentiary
Anamosa
Lawmaker Challenges Ohio River Lock and Dam Site
Rep. Natcher stated on Friday published reports about a new lock and dam on the Ohio River near Uniontown Kentucky are in error. He said Army engineers have not agreed on any site for the new Lick and Dam No. 49 and that no area studies have been conducted.
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Washington
Natcher
D-Ky
Ohio River
Uniontown
Lick
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Herma Menth
U. S
Pitt
Salem
Serta
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