Pay Raise Voted for Career Military Personnel
Congress voted a pay raise averaging about 12 percent for career personnel in the armed forces. The $750 million measure, backed by the administration, moves to President Eisenhower for signature with boosts for generals and admirals and increases for officers and enlisted ranks. The plan includes a dislocation allowance and station change pay affecting about 120,000 servicemen, while many junior ranks see the largest percentage gains. The action aims to retain experienced personnel, with final increases possible as soon as the bill is signed.
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TV Theme Music Shapes Viewers Back To Screen
WAYSE OLIVER reports on how TV theme music acts as recognition and mood, citing Raymond Scott and Victor Lounge. Du Mont network plans drastic cutbacks from fourteen to eight hours weekly, removing Captain Video and Morgan Beatty news as it reshapes for future operations.
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Man Jailed After Traffic, Fines Default and Reckless Driving
John E Prettyman colored RFD 2 Woodbine jailed 50 days for reckless driving and 20 days for failing to appear after a March 19 incident on East Patrick Street. He nearly struck officers during a hit and run in a fatal accident case. Costs totaled 145 in each case. Richard M Shader represented himself in another matter. A spring rally of the Feder al Republican Women of Maryland is noted for April 14 at Pounce Ginges Golf and Country Club.
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Edward J Smith
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Tradl Avenue
Federal Inn of Republican Women of Maryland
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Pounce Genges Golf and Country Club
The Atomic Future and Global Nuclear Plans
A Washington Post analysis cites Dr Lawrence Hafstad on U S and European aims in atomic energy. It notes Britain and others expanding civilian reactor programs, with Asia and the Middle East pursuing power projects while the United States weighs private industry investment and international competition. An era of rapid atom program development edges forward as new engagements and projects emerge.
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