Labor Leader Is Questioned Over Union Expense Money
Senate investigators accused labor leader Maloney of tapping union funds for lavish expenses. Testimony described a 47 foot luxury yacht, European trips, and a $1,000 Chicago meeting claim amid a $35,000 yacht cost and $180,000 total boat outlay over eight years. Company officials and accountants testified to inflated deductions and questioned tax returns from 1950 to 1956, while Maloney was ill and absent.
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Sen. Ervin
DNC
Maloney
North America
Testinony Maloney
Chicago
Low Maloney
Morida
Chesapeake Bay
Europe
Atlantic
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Fack Balaban
Marshall
Gould
James R. Bansley
Lole McClellan
Stephen A. Healy
Miton
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Miehant
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Fla
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Miami Beach
Rommnities
Robert E. Kens Neds
Taveshigitur Alphonse Calchryse
Agivance
Lalyigny
Imoney
McClellan
Cathyese
Geneva
Ceretary of Labor
Bylal Kulion
Unele Ahrese
Union Ox
Jicense
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Mayor Speaks At Meet On Handicapped Workers
Mayor John A. Deve told Western Maryland Governor's Committee members at Fort Detrick that employment for physically handicapped people will reach new highs. He cited 296,000 employed locally and a national total near seven to eight million under rehabilitation programs. Attendees included Colonel Leslie S. Moore and Rev Trunk of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. The Governor's Committee outlined National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week 1957. Luncheon followed at the Officers' Open Mess with attendees from Carroll and Allegany counties and Washington County.
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America
John A. Deve
Maryland
Deve
Fort Detrick
Leslie St. Moore
Trunk 1
Evangelical Lutheran Church
I G. Thompson
Lb. Bereinger
Goveernor
Nepi Week
W. CG JM
Derick
Weigh Keiney
Allegany Cour Cannon
Carroll Comit
Moat
White
Washington County
Charles A. Carlson
Cammit Lali P. Thompson
Execu
Civitan Trip Slide Show Reveals Spain and Portugal
Civitan members and guests viewed slides from a European journey led by Metin Bursil. He described each image with notes on tea settings near Agores and Miderka, volcanic hot springs, stone streets with inlaid tiles, and colorful landscapes. The tour highlighted steep terraces, hedged lanes, and blue hills in the distance.
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Civita Krederick
Thuesilay
An Berianense
Metin ML Bursil
Tamitigady
Migle
Laken
Ney
Hie Agores
Miderka
Powell Morovia
Blanca
Spain
Artagal
Unclear OCR Fragment From Public Event Program
Fragmentary text references a meeting or program with names such as Nis Muglonae Mis Oliver ft Engieleelit and Vice President Raye, mentioning a March of Dimes campaign, a taxi driver, door prizes, and a listed amount of $423.91. The garbled lines obscure clear details, but it notes a community event with donations and prizes.
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Mis
Oliver
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