Langdeau’s Appointment Questioned by Betts in Court
In the 98th District Court Betts challenges Langdeau’s qualifications while other judges upheld the appointment. Harrison reportedly said Langdeau was not qualified to be state liquidator. Langdeau, ex employee of the state auditor’s office, has been serving as chief deputy liquidator after succeeding James Williamson, who was fired by Harrison amid employee complaints.
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C. H. Langdeau
Langdeau
William Harrison
Board of Insurance
Betts
W. F. Taylor
Wilson
Taylor
Iases
Harrison
State Auditor’s Office
James Williamson
Williamson
Forces Of Recession Losing Battle With Basic Soundness
Confidence grows that the economy’s basic soundness is winning against recession. May figures show employment up and wages rising, retail sales improving, and steel output inching higher, though manufacturing remains in downturn with durable goods still weak and inventories lingering. Defense stockpile activity and new orders spark firings and recalls amid a mixed upturn.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Women Talked Out in Carolina Town
Fayetteville AP reports seven contestants promoted a home appliance contest to crown the talkiest woman with prizes totaling 1500 dollars. Ernie Eye, TV host and mother of four, set a new record by talking 53 hours 1 minute 40 seconds while donations toward a teen town funded the effort. Her husband Col Thomas P Juliucci was stationed in Korea.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Frank Williams
Ernie Eye
Ernie
Army
Thomas P. Luliucci
Korea
Dulles to Princeton for 1908 class reunion
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles planned a trip to Princeton New Jersey for a reunion of his 1908 Princeton University class. He would attend a reunion dinner and stay through Saturday for a parade and baseball game before returning to Washington Saturday evening.
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Washington
UPI
Johny Foster Dulles
Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
State Department
Dulles
Tucson child ad draws hundreds of replies
Lillian Goldstein in Tucson has received at least 200 calls in response to an ad placed in the Tucson Daily Citizen seeking a job for a 4 year old. The playful notice asked for a job making fasting pies of all kinds including mud pies and expert advice.
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Tucson
Ariz
Lillian Goldstein
Tucson Daily Citizen
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