Washington Secrecy and Aloofness
Washington columnist Thomas L. Stokes argues Congress must pass a law to compel federal officials to disclose government activities and make records public. He notes the 1789 Records Law is used as a veil and cites Moss and Hennings proposals to end withholding information.
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Washington
Congress
House
John E. Moss
Calif
Senate
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
Washington Sun
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Elks Holiday tournament winners and numbers noted
Top men in the Elks Holiday handicap tournament were Lou Check and Glenn Grosch winning doubles with 1287. Gib Hansen and Ken Porter were close at 1286. Singles led by H. Sidon with 686. Multiple league scores listed across Industrial City National K of C and other groups. Editorial on government secrecy follows.
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ELK
Lou Check
Glenn Grosch
Gib Hansen
Ken Porter
Harry Wooster
Myron Check
H. Sidon
Wilbur Riggs
Slug Sterling
Pete Juliano
Industrial
Bob Chase
Joe Musante
Harry Clepper
Louie Yaegle
Chuck Halle
Lou Cederquist
Virg Erickson
Art Check
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Bucky Baumgratz
Merchants
Pete Nichols
Harold Kiser
Frank Regina
Sylvania Loop
Gary Dutchess
Penn Abc
Ronnie Seder
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Pat Pritchard
Bobbi Buerkle
Jean Massa
Karen Grundberg
Linda Berenfield
Peter P. Horning
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Thomas L. Stokes
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