Army officers slated for four year four star detail in ordnance
Examination at army stations begins January 24 for captains and first lieutenants seeking four year detail as captains and first lieutenants of ordnance to fill vacancies around June 36. Promotions of many lieutenants to captain and major ordnance noted. retirements and resignations trigger officer promotions. debate over retired officers serving on active duty.
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Burton Q Lewis
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Navy Bill Promises Promotion by Selection and Old Rank
The proposed navy personnel bill nears completion with Marine Corps input. It details promotion by selection with age in grade retirement and graded pay for retired officers. Retirement ages would be 45 for lieutenants, 65 for commanders, and 60 for captains, with rear admirals at 62, likely unchanged. The new system may take about five years to become operative.
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Poker Game Bribes Lead to Million Dollar Deal
A veteran recounts a New Mexico scene where a lawyer gambled in poker to influence a stock deal. The table scaled from $1 bets to a $6000 win as the attorney, unaware of the internal plan, faced a royal flush hand that tipped the balance. The tale ends with the beneficiary profitable for all.
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Motorcyclist Smith Aims For Opera Career In New York
Howard D. Smith of the New York Police Department, a champion motorcyclist, hopes to become an opera star. He studied with renowned teachers and, after being tested for Metropolitan Opera House roles, faced steep tuition fees. Mrs. Archibald White, wife of a millionaire and a capable vocalist, offered to pay his tuition to pursue his ambition.
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Whitaker Wins 91 Games in Washington Chess Night
Orman T. Whitaker, local master, defeated Frank J. Marshall and 90 other players in a rapid simultaneous at the Washington Chess and Whist Club. The event ran from about 8:15 to 16:00, finishing all games before 4 p.m. Marshall plans further matches in Baltimore and New York. Capablanca also played 2% simultaneous games at the Manhattan Club, famed for defeating all but a single woman challenger, Senorita Lupe Requena. The issue also notes standings in local bureaus and upcoming master rounds at the Brooklyn Club.
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Fire damages Krupp plant at Essen in big blaze
Amsterdam Jan 15 The Frankfurter Zettung reports a major fire at the Krupp works in Essen Saturday. A blaze broke out in a shed used for totals and spread to an adjoining wheel workshop building, both structures destroyed.
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Debunking Moral Decline Hypnotist Claims Debutantes Drink
Dr John D Quackenbos told the American Society that hypnosis handles most alcohol cases from his 1200 experience and warned debuntantes and society women drink aid in moral laxity. He cites public drinking by debutantes, shopmaids, and socialites as evidence of rising indulgence and a decay of restraint.
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