Loyalty Test Shapes Truman Patronage System
Washington plans a new patronage scheme built on party loyalty. The measure hinges on how much support a senator or representative gave to President Truman in the last election, not how they voted. Democratic national chairman Ren McGrath said the loyalty test will judge members by their district performance rather than House or Senate votes.
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Washington
Truman
Wm Penator
Ren. J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
White House
McGrath
House
Senate
Area Baptists Conduct Troy Meeting at Sixth Avenue Church
A refresher gathering of area members of the Alumni of the Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Philadelphia was held at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church. Rev T Dale Leavesley led devotions and plans, with Rev Carl H Morgan delivering the morning address on Preaching From the New Testament.
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Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Sixth Avenue
101St Street
Eastern Baptit Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
T. Dale Leavesley
Segaion
Carl H. Morgan
D.D
Dr. Morgan Jn
Eastern Seminary
Bariinary
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Morgan
Church Fellowship
Charles A. Heaton
Heaton
Lansingbury
Leavesley
Partment Soharator
116Th Street
John Green
New York State
Hubert Richter
Wakefield
Jonathan Nicholas
Priver Nicholas Flannery
Donald Brust
Richter
Towm
Charles
Cox
Elsie
Greens
Frank J .Turner
William Levis
Greenwich Town Notes and Local Returns
Greenwich faculty member Miss Coretta Voight returns from Easter with her family in Oneonta. Greenland residents Bert Jabout called to Cornwall Ontario by death of Mrs Jabout’s mother. Norton and Jeanne travel from Brisbane after visiting Welch parents. Henresses and son Joseph return to Boston after visit. Village board adopts budget raising 2,582,741 by tax for next year to maintain current services. Greenwich Mens Bowling League ends season with banquet at Grange Hall North Greenwich. Foster Champoux presides. Buick champions John Brooks, Chevrolet runners up. Pom tacs take third. Captain Stewart Fuest accepts Chrysler award.
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Coretta Voight
Greenwich
Oneonta
Bert Jabout
Cornwall
Ontario
Canada
Jabouts
Princllla Stafford
Robert Norton
Jeanne
Brisban
Martin Welch
Joseph Henresses
Joseph
Welch
Boston
Mass
Greenwich Mens
Grange Hall
North Greenwich
Foster Champoux
Hugmees
Ofhers
Buicks
John Brooks
Chevrolets
Ralph McClay
Pom Tacs
Johnny Brynes
Stewart Fuest
Chrysler
Bowl league honors cited with multiple colorfully named awardees
Cant George Murphy placed fifth for the Oldsmo biles and Capt. James Catalfimo took sixth for the Dodges. Capt. Adam Miller earned seventh for the Frasiera and Capt. Thomas McCune eighth for the Plymouths. Capt. Ernest Ringers ninth for the Studebakers and Capt. Richard Tefff led the Fords group. High averages and top triples list many individuals and vehicles, with Chevrolet, Dodge, and Olds Mobiles among top teams. The special rolloff at Cambridge split top scores among Chevrolets, Dodges and Olds Mobiles. Foster Champoux and Stewart Fuess led doubles and Fuess and Brophy led singles and all events respectively totaling strong league results. Chairman Thomas McCune announced a slate for next year with Catalfimo as president and Perkins family names as officers, all unanimously elected.
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George Murphy
Oldsmobiles
James Catalfimo
Dodges
Adam Miller
Frasiera
Thomas McCune
Plymouths
Ernest Ringers
Studebakers
Richard Tefff
Fords
Harry C Perkins
Charles F. Perking
E. Jay McClaughry
Harold Burch
Foster Champoux
John Byrnes
Pontiacs
Chevrolets
Mmost
Paul Brophy
Richard Twift
Olds Mobiles
Bears
Kegiers
Cambridge
Charles F. Perkins
Harry C. Perkins
Flying Saucers Not a Joke Air Force Probe Finds
Dayton Journal reports the Air Force investigation found flying saucers are real and not a joke. It cites unpublished Wright Patterson reports, notes past sighting at Fort Knox and Mantell chase, and says experts doubt space ship or foreign craft explanations while withholding conclusions.
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Dayton
Air
Dayton Journal‘Moralé
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force
Wea
Fort Knox
Thomas F. Mantel
Sam
Earth
Coast Guard Cutter Rescues Air Force Crew At Sea
The Coast Guard cutter Sebago rescued four Air Force crew members after a C 47 belly landed in the Atlantic Ocean 10 miles southeast of Argentia Newfoundland. The crew escaped unharmed and were identified as pilot Robert R. Bush co pilot Lt John Ketek navigator Lt George H. Bishrenz and flight engineer James Manion. The Sebago, en route to Argentina, relayed the emergency and picked up the men near the landing site 100 yards away as the cutter patrolled about 1,145 miles east northeast of Boston.
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New York
Coast Guard
Argentia
Newfoundland
Robert R. Bush
Yuba
Cel
John Ketek
Greely
Colo
George H. Bshrenz
Chicopee Falls
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Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Admiral
Fourth St
Troy, N.Y
Trey
ETA
Mosierys
Hudson Nylons
Hudson Hankie
Pura
Troy Hosiery Shop
Area Baptists
Troy
Cleaners & Dyers
Cleaners
Troy Conoes
Waterford
Green Island
Latham
Flying Saucers
Probe
Times Square
Radio City Hotel
NIST
Boheme Vineyards CO. Meng
Calif
la Boheme
Madagascar
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