Washington ships subsidy plan aims to aid U S maritime industry
The policy blueprint to Congress by Undersecretary Robert Murray Jr outlines subsidies around 200 million annually plus tax incentives and mortgage aid. It seeks parity between American shipbuilders and foreign rivals, with 85 million for operating differentials and 100 to 110 million to keep U S yards competitive.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
U.S
Congress
Commerce For Transportation
Robert B. Murray, Jr
Murray
U. S
Maritime Board
Wartime Ship Subsidy Aims for Low Cost National Defense
Government funding would cover wartime ship subsidy. If the subsidy rate is kept to 25 or 30 percent of total cost, as currently estimated, this would yield the lowest figure ever for building an American merchant marine for national defense.
Women Convicted In Branch Bank Robbery
In Baltimore on May 18, three young women were convicted of helping plan and hide with four gunmen who carried out the April Fool's Day robbery of a Provident Savings Bank branch, netting $39,000. The judge found them accessories before and after the crime. a fourth gunman faces trial.
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Baltimore
S. Ralph Warnken
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Chicago
FBI
Beverly Cecilia Wilson
Charles A. Wilson
Provident Savings Bank
East
Doris Hale Cribley
Confessed holdup suspect linked to 14 year old witness
The report names John H. Cribley alias Craig and Beverly Ann Nestor as involved in a holdup case. It notes a third man, Charles E. Harmon, pled guilty. The item references Evans, a Marine Corps veteran who served in Japan and later married, with two children surviving.
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John H. Cribley
Craig
Beverly Ann Nestor
Charles E. Harmon
Marine Corps
Cumberland Marine Hero Dies In Japan
Cumberland mourns Marine M. Set. William Seymour Bull Evans 32 who gained fame for World War II exploits including behind Japanese lines on Bougainville and a famed whiskers beard. He died Sunday in a hospital in Japan, after writing he would seek treatment for wounds from Korea. His fellow Marines petitioned to spare his beard during orders to be clean shaven.
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Cumberland
Marine M. Set
William Seymour Bulli Evans
Rosa B. Evans
Japan
Korea
Bougainville
Evans
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