Capital hears new reports Marshall plans to retire
Washington speculates that George C. Marshall may seek retirement as secretary of defense this fall despite no official confirmation. The piece notes his appointment anniversary, past retirements, and potential successors, while detailing concurrent changes in top civil defense posts and comments from figures like General Omar Bradley and General Hoyt Vandenberg.
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CofC Institute Elects Paulsen Vice-Chairman
Eugene Oregon June 29 Bob Paulsen manager of the Prescott Chamber of Commerce elected vice chairman of the Western Institute of Chambers of Commerce He is the first Arizonan on the institute board and also serves as president of the Arizona Chamber Managers Association.
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Jellyfish Swarm Closes Waikiki Beach Waters
Swarms of nearly invisible jellyfish invaded Waikiki Beach waters causing stings to at least 200 swimmers, officials report. Supervisor Walter Napoleon cited an abnormal wind change as the cause and described the jellies as nearly invisible and floating like bubbles.
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