Seasick Army major wins back pay from Navy credits
Washington report recounts Charles Darby, after Annapolis 1946, serving as Navy ensign for years, then joining the Army as lieutenant in 1948 due to seasickness. Army credited Navy time and promoted him to major, plus more than $1,000 back pay ordered by the Court of Claims. Includes additional brief tidbits from other dispatches on cadets, business, street name changes, a stolen paddy wagon, and Colorado statehood note.
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Washington
Charles R. Darby
Army
Navy
Annapolis
Darby
Army Board of Correction of Military Records
U.S. Court of Claims
Long Recovery Hints At Return In Three Months
In Galveston Texas doctors placed Gov Earl K. Long at Louisiana’s Baton Rouge capital uncertainty. Three months may pass before a full recovery is possible as officials in Baton Rouge debate his leadership. Acting governor Leither Frazar said the Long faction remains loyal while awaiting the governor’s return. Mrs Knott of Many Louisiana says Rayburn may lead if Long cannot return, with administration leaders watching closely. The medical updates note Long’s quieted speech and intended veto of a teachers pay bill.
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Galveston
Tex
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Long
John Sealy Hospital
Long
Lether Frazar
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Oes B. Rayburn
W. M. Knott
Tgether
Rayburn
Beltration
Senate
Compromise Looms on Nike and Bomarc Missile Programs
Washington reports a compromise plan to continue both Nike Hercules and Bomarc missiles at reduced levels. Secretary McElroy likely to seek to fund both programs while trimming overall outlays as focus shifts to missile defense and Nike Zeus progress. House action cut Bomarc funds. Senate Armed Services eyed more cuts. debates over Nike Zeus and Nike Hercules continue amid defense bill delays.
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Washington
Neil H. McElroy
Presidentsenhower
McElroy
Tioe
Army
Air Force
House
Senate
Bomare
Appropriations Committee
Armed Services
Living on the Beach at Huntington Hotel Card
An OCR fragment describes Live on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel a block long with ocean views from boulevard to sea. Rooms with private baths wall-to-wall carpeting and dairy maid service. Dining room faces the ocean offering room and meals fourteen dollars fifty cents per week. Dining also available to the public with breakfast 85 cents and dinners around seven dollars. Phone ME 68253.
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Huntington Hotel
Dgeaw Blyd
Cath ‘Nerson
Steeks
Girard's Original French Dressing Triumphs in SF Restaurant
The chef at Girard's French Restaurant in San Francisco created a famed dressing a century ago. Its secret blend defined the dining experience, earning lasting fame for the establishment. Promoters urge tastemakers to try Girard's dressing, celebrated for its unique flavor.
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Girard
San Francisco
Igisara
Pastor Confesses Improper Counseling Entanglement
In San Antonio Rev. McBirnie of Trinity Baptist Church admits fault after an “improper” counseling entanglement with a married couple. He told a standing room crowd he sought to reconcile the spouses but faced community concern. He asked the congregation to replace him and forgive him as he seeks God’s forgiveness.
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San Antonio
Tex
S. McBirnie
McBirnie
Birnie
San Antonio News Col
Paul Thompson
Thompson
Orate
Trinity Baptist Church
Faill
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