Missouri GOP Chiefs Battle for Control of State Party
Missouri Republican leaders clash over who governs the party as national figures may intervene before the 1956 campaign. A. D. Bud Welsh and Estelle Tanner oppose ceding power to a committee, while Perry Compton backs a unity plan. Mattingly group presses for peace or stepping aside to avoid open factional strife.
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St.louis
Missouri
Eisenhower
A. D
Bud) Welsh
Jefferson City
Welsh
Estelle Tanner
St. Louis
Barak T. Mattingly
State Committee
Tanner
National Committee
Compton
Mattingly
30 Hour Week Seen
Troy state education commissioner Lewis A Wilson told the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 149th commencement that science and engineering will soon enable a 30 hour work week through new power sources and automatic operations. He warned of skilled manpower shortages slowing industrial progress and urged renewed training in schools and universities. Dr. Livingston W Nousion RPI president conferred degrees on 75 seniors from 21 countries.
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Troy
Lewis A. Wilson
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Wilson
Livingston W. Nousion
RPL
Dean Renamed Cornell Trustee in Albany Appointment
Arthur H. Dean of Oyster Bay, former state department trace negotiator in Korea, was reappointed by Gov. Harriman as a Cornell University trustee. Harriman praised his work on the board and as chairman of the executive committee. Dean is a partner in Manhattan law firm Sallian and Comawell and has served on the gallery board since 1925, with a term ending in June 1951. The appointment awaits Senate confirmation upon reconvening.
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Albany
Arthur H. Dean
Oyster Bay
State Department
Korea
Harriman
Cornell University
Dean
Board of Trustees
Manhattan
Sallian and Comawell
Galleriy
Sncee
Senate
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