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ty the Associated Press
The Navy cut down the number
of its vice admirals yesterday to
meet today's legal deadline and to
make room for promotions.
Hereafter, one high-ranking offi
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other services is necessary.
Only 22 vice admirals are allowed
the Navy under its new promotion
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The current flag list carries 24, but
various changes Just revealed have
cut down the three-star ranks to 20,
and more shifts are in the making.
Vice Admiral John H. Hoover of
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In Crash That Killed 43
By the Associated Press
ASHLAND, Pa., July 1.—'The Civil
Aeronautics Board tomorrow opens
a hearing into the crash of a United
Airlines DC-6 near Mount Carmel
June 17 in which 43 persons lost
their lives.
The hearing tomorrow will be
confined to hearing eye-witness ac
counts of the crash. A hearing on
the technical phases of the crash
will be held later.
Meanwhile, in Washington the
possibility of pilot asphyxiation was
reported to be under consideration
in connection with the crash.
A recording of the pilot’s final
broadcasts showed that he shouted
“fire” and said he was releasing
carbon dioxide (fire extinguisher)
in the front cargo hold.
After various tests, the CAB has
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Anglican Church Historian
Selected in Maryland
By the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, July 1. — James
Poster, director of the Maryland
Historical Society, yesterday an
nounced the selection of the Rev.
Dr. Nelson W. Rightmyer to write
a history of the Anglican Church
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Dr. Rightmyer is assistant profes
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divinity school of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in Philadelphia.
The project is to be published by
the Maryland Diocesan Library and
is being supported by the State His
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An outgoing jury panel of 40 men
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