Local Newport Briefs Highlight Service, Graduation, and Honors
Mrs. Paul C Amoruso of 232 Spring St patient at Newport Hospital. Bishop Bennett to confirm class at Trinity Church. A monthly requiem for George Hat tub to be said at St Joseph's Church. Ruth Franklin and Beatrice Palmer travel to Smith College alumnae events. Local 523 president Milne to attend AFM convention in Santa Barbara. Midshipman Murphy to cruise Caribbean. Gerken family appear on Sacramentan cover. International Club for Women raises funds at June sale. Rotary Club to hear Commander Miller. St Spyridon School graduates in Hellenic Hall. Nicholas Stephens among Mount Hermon graduates. Steve DiMarzo returns home from Newport Hospital. Margery Hearson awarded Boston University partial scholarship. Rhode Island Honor Society selections at Rogers High. Manuel Mortoza to have month mind mass at Jesus Saviour. Newport National Guard leaves for Camp Edwards. Hebrew School PTA party at Jewish Community Center. Mineola Council donates to Salvation Army drive. Librarian Herbert Brigham honors by Special Libraries Association.
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Paul C. Amoruso
Spring St
Newport Hospital
Granville G. Bennett
Episcopal
Rhode Island
Trinity Church
George J. Hattub
Rhode Island Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Ruth B. Franklin
Sherman St
Beatrice
Plamer
Newport Red Cross
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Howard G. Milne
Chase's Lane
Middletown
American Federation of Musicians
Santa Barbara
Cal
Jack Bernard Murphy
Irving J. Murphy
Broadway
NROTC
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta
M. Dale Gerken
Margaret Gordon
Eben Raynor
Sacramentan
They
Sacramento
State Employes Association
California
Gerken
State Department of Employment
International Club For Women
Gas Company
Benjamin B. Shapiro
Edward J. McCann
Cochairmen
Mesdames
Samuel Bolton
James McPheel
James R. Proudfoot
Raymond Warner
James Dye
Harry Sperling
Jeremiah McCarthy
Frederick J. Franco
Alexander Russell
Morris Forman
Comdr
Robert Miller
U.S.N
Rotary Club
Viking
Spyridon
Margery Hearson
Harry — G. Hearson
Battery St
Boston University
Barbara Allison Cairns
Rogers High School
Manuel S. Mortoza
Rosedale Ct
Jesus Saviour Church
Battery B
Newport _ National Guard
Camp Edwards
243Rd Battalion
336Th
PTA
Hebrew School of
Congregation Joshuat Israel
PTA Players
Jewish Community Center
Mineola Council
Depree
Pocahontas
Odd Fellows Temple
Salvation Army
Madeline Henderson
Alice Trip
Herbert C. Brighalm
Newport Historical Society
Special Libraries Association
Short Line plan limits transfers between lines
A proposed decision requires transfers between three lines to cost two cents more and be accepted by each company. The Short Line will continue to operate the Broadway Anchorage Gate 10 Beach and Tuckerman Avenue routes to render service with lower overhead.
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Broadway
Anchorage
Gate 10
Beach
Tuckerman Avenue
Transit firms outline routes absorbed by Newport Bus Company
The Newport Bus Company takes over the Washington Square Kay Street and Washington Square Harrison Avenue routes, replacing the former Short Line run. It has long operated the Carroll Avenue Thames Street Malbone Road line with Hazard's Beach extension, while Transit Lines will run Washington Square Training Station via Farewell and Third Streets once negotiations finish.
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Newport Bus Company
Washington Square
Kay Street
Kay Boulevard
Eustis Avenue
Mile Corner
Harrison Avenue
Carroll Avenue
Thames Street
Malbone Road
Hazard’s Beach
Farewell
Third Streets
Strategy Course list of notable military and academic figures
A dense roster lists high profile names from Hearst, Time and Newsweek to universities and military branches. It enumerates executives, professors, and officers including Hearst Jr., Kuchel, Malott, Matthews, Morison, and Byrd among others with positions across journalism, industry, education, and the U. S. Navy and Marine Corps.
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Deane Malott
Cornell Univ. T
Brookings Institution
E. E. Morison
Mass Inst
Technology
E. Morison
William Prickard
Calif
Texas Oil Co
William H. W. Prince
Pres
Union Stockyards
Chicago
Donovan M. Richardson
Christian Science Monitor
John D. Small
Munitions Board
Edward H. Smith
USCG
Oceanographic
Woods Hole
Journal American
Bernard L. Austin
USN
International Affairs
Washington, D. C
John J. Ballentine
Comairforce
U. S. Atlantic Fleet
FPO
Norfolk, Va
John Dek. Barker
Usaf Air University
Manwell Field
Alabama
Calvin M. Bolster
Chief of
Naval Research
Washington
Richard E. Byrd
Office of
CNO
Newport Secretaries Form New Newport Unit
Newport chapter of the National Association of Secretaries is assured of a minimum member quota as a Newport organization meeting at Hotel Viking marks National Secretaries Week. Mrs Mildred Jetter presided with Miss Erminie DuCharme assisting. Miss Margaret Cummings chairs with Mrs Margaret Howie and Miss Roberta Livermore as co chairs. Local members plan Rhode Island meetings and another Newport session in July with formal organization due in September.
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Newport
National Association of Secretaries
Margaret Howie
Margaret Cummings
Roberta Livermore
Newport Group
Mildred Jetter
Providence
Erminie DuCharme
Daily News
Viking
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Rhode Island
Taft forces win Indiana delegation at caucus fight
Indiana Republicans clash over caucus rules as Taft supporters gain 30 delegates with 120 of 22 district seats filled. Grant accuses state chairman Holder of blocking Eisenhower candidates and hints a third of the delegation may shift to Eisenhower at the Chicago convention. Halleck loses influence, Dewey backing returns.
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Taft
Grant
Dale J. Holder
Havng
Charles Halleck
Halleck
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Holder
Eisenhower
Chicago
War Contracts Continued From Page One Case
Witnesses from GAO testified that the Justice Department settled for 125000 in a case against the Michigan School of Trades veterans training school for overpayment of 1313358 on allegedly fraudulent claims. A law firm led by Clark Clifford earned a 25000 fee for negotiating the civil settlement. Gorge Peters of Detroit said he and his wife were principal stockholders and Clifford did not participate in settlement conferences.
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Washington
Petzer
Justice Department
General Accounting Office
GAO
Michigan School of Trades
Veterans Training School
Holmes Baldridge
Clark Clifford
White House
Truman
Michigan School
Gorge Peters
Detroit
Clifford
Koje Island to continue search for tunnels
Koje continues to probe for tunnel access as operation breakup nears. Compound 76, a symbol of Communist defiance, is named for dispersal first. Brig. Gen. Haydon L. Boatner orders special attention and plans to capture the men who seized Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd a month ago in a staged POW transfer.
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Haydon L. Boatner
Kose
Francis T. Dodd
Reds
Boatner
U N negotiators walk out on Reds
U N truce negotiators at Munsan ended a three day armistice talks recess after a clash with the Communist delegation over daily meetings. Maj Gen William K Harrison said the Reds may return tomorrow but the U N team will not reconvene until 1 AM on June. The talks remain deadlocked over prisoner exchanges as Communists insist on daily sessions used for propaganda.
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Munsan
United Nations
Willam K Harrison
U. N
Harrison
Truman Defends Defense Spending in Shrine Mosque Address
In a Shrine Mosque speech addressing defense, Truman rebuts calls to cut military aid and slashing budgets. He argues the Communists threaten Korea and Berlin, defends air supremacy over North Korea, and debunks claims of a failed defense program as election-year rhetoric.
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Korea
Asia
Europe
Berlin
Paris
Tokyo
Truman
France
12Th Field Artillery
North Korea
Yalu River
President touts air force superiority and buildup
The President announced clear air power superiority and rapid military expansion. He said the United States has 91 Air Force wings active, with 95 soon and 143 in two to three years, while the Army has doubled in two years and modern weapons are being delivered. He cited production of new tanks at over 300 per month and noted the Navy has doubled ships in operation since Korea, with ongoing improvements in ships and weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Army
Korea
Eisenhower News Conference Says He Seeks Secure Peace
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, seeking the Republican presidential nomination, spoke 40 minutes at the Commodore hotel. He said nothing more important than securing peace and would do all in his power. When asked about labor and industry in the steel crisis he cited the Supreme Court ruling and declined to quarrel with it.
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Father Divine
Supreme Court
Republcan
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Comamphileforce
U.S. Atlantic Fleet
Roscoe F. Good
A. G. Hall
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
New London
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Office of Information
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Comflestair
Quonset Point
James E. Maher
Counservierce
Lynde D. McCormick
CINC
E.R. McClean Jr
JSN
Armed Forces Staff College
Norfolk
Lucian A. Moebus
Naval Air Reserve Training
Glenview
C. E. Olsen
Newport Naval Base
W. K. Phillips
4CNO
Naval Reserve
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USMC
U. S. Marine Corps
G. C. Thomas
Marine Corps
Charles Wellborn Jr
Combesforce
Atlantic Fleet
Indiana
Koje
Holy Family Gift Shop
Yellowstone
Grand Tetons
Hawaii
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Seattle
Travel, Inc
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Mt Bhebats
Elizabeth Arden
Blue Grass
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