Glurman I le Robert B Linton and loyalty board firings
The note records the arrival of Robert B Linton, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Linton, Route 3 Frederick, stationed near Munich, with a military address at APO 65. It also mentions a review board in which 516 people were considered for firing, 200 restored, and 316 fired. Additional lines report O Connell confirmed as U S Marshal for Maryland and a National Geographic estimate of Sakhalin Island oil production at 6 00 9000 barrels annually.
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Glurman I
Robert B Lieton
Stanley & Linton
Frederick
Germany
Munich
Robert E Linton
New York
Loyalty and security in government loyalty program explained
James Marlow explains the difference between loyalty and security reviews under federal programs. Loyalty fires employees for disloyalty. security regards risk regardless of loyalty. Describes agency hearings, appeals, and how the FBI investigates cases with deputy boards and review. Includes figures on employees who quit or resigned after investigations.
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James Marlow
Washington
McCarthy
Hiram Bingham
Bingham
Wisconsin
State Department
Connecticut
Secretary of State
FBI
Okey
Drafting Bill To Make Correction In Abuses
Washington July 26 a House committee drafts a bill to correct abuses in future operation of the GT education program. The committee headed by Rep Teague releases a General Accounting Office report on the $11 515 000 000 program citing 520 000 000 in over payments and dodges for benefits. World War II veteran enrollment deadline has been reached. Reports say the administration plans to seek a Korean Bill of Rights. Martinsburg West Virginia July 26 about 40 supervisory employees prepare for erecting DuPont explosives plant at Falling Waters. Flies captured up to 12 feet from tagged radioactive area.
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Washington
House
Rep Teague
D-Tex
General Accounting Office
Flood Waters Recede as Missouri River Drops After Crest
Missouri flood report notes the Mississippi's crest passed Cape Girardeau with readings at 4.17 feet, down a foot from yesterday. Red Cross cites 17,000 homeless in Kansas and Missouri. Rail lines face delays. Frisco to Memphis service may be delayed two weeks. Katy Railroad losses cited at 2.9 million dollars. Meanwhile the American Legion in Taneytown elects Stanley King as commander and lists officers and delegates for Maryland convention in Baltimore.
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Cape Girardeau
Mississippi
Missouri
St Louis
Cape Giardeau
Red Cross
Kansas
Frisco Railroad
St. Louis
Memphis
Katy Railroad
Legion
Taneytown
Stanley King
Hesson- Snider Post No. 120
American Legion
Samuel Unger
Robert Abrecht
Raymond Haines
Galen Stonesifer
Walter Crapster
Stanley Hamilton
Carroll Hahn
Bernard Bowers
Fred Shank
Kenneth Hull
David Myerly
Scott Smith
Maryland
Baltimore
Edmund Morrison
Raymond Heines
Fren Des Lookingbill
Harry Baker
The
Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Fowler Prsident
Mabel Smith
Catherine Shank
Mra
Gladys Haines
Dorothy Myerss
Betty Morrison
David Little
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O'Connell
Senate
Turman
Richard
Oconnell
National Geographic Society
Sakhaline Island
Siberian
Seisear Prlo
the News
Frederick, Md
Africa
Bonny Maid
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Pone
Martinsburg
W. Va
el DuPont de Nemours
Falling Waters
Better Homes Equipment Co
East Patrick St
COATS
Batiste
Jersey
North Market Street
Mt. Airy
Wildwood Park
Ritchie A Finance
East Montgomery
Ava
Westminster
Carrol Theatre
Columbia
Leghorn
the Rug Store
Patrick St
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