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Office of Education
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Is Grabbing Control
A charge of ‘‘political administra
tion" by the Federal Security Agency j
in talcing over functions of the Office
of Education, from which Commis-;
sioner John W. Studebaker resigned
yesterday, came last night in the
disclosure that Deputy Commission- j
er E. B. Norton also has resigned.
Dr. Norton submitted his resigna
tion earlier this week, to become
effective today. In a letter,of resig
nation he released in Birmingham,
Ala., he wrote to Dr. Studebaker:
; "I would be less than frank with
you, however, if I should neglect to
say that one major factor in my
decision to leave the Office of Edu-;
I cation has been my dissatisfaction
and deep concern during recent
weeks over the rate at which ^he
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Commissioner Edwin H. Miner in
command.
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Amateur Sleuth Spends $300
In Illegal Fireworks Hunt
All aspnmg young roi employe,
who undertook single-handed to;
bust the illegal firecracker traffic ini
Washington, is wondering what to |
do with a roomful of contraband,
explosives.
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amateur sleuthing is how to get
back nearly $300, some his own, and
some borrowed, with which he pur-i
chased the evidence.
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for Donald L. Kupersmith, 33, a!
paper, bag salesman of the 1400
block of Fort Stevens drive is rela
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two counts of dealing in illegal fire
works and was fined a total of $150
by Judge George D. Neilson in
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Donald K. Reid, 20, of 640 E street
N.E., who nas been a clerk in the
Fingerprint Division of the FBI for
the past eight months, told Judge
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