U S Communism on Trial Faces Months of Proceedings
US government trials of high profile communists on charges of conspiring to overthrow the government loom long, with Judge Medina maintaining a prima facie case while defense clashes persist. Witnesses from major cities describe a systemic, Moscow directed conspiracy aiming to seize control, ignite civil war, and bring the Soviet army to intervene if needed.
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Burton Beate
New York
NEA
Amietice
United States
Rae
Oaly
Flith Coumtin
Calle Tsell
Beruve
Fense
Harold R. Madina
Adausthiah
Touhd Ai
Medina
Farina
Military Rejects Atomic Energy Control
Secretary of Defense Johnson said the military establishment does not want control of atomic energy developments. He pledged to support Chairman McMahon’s push and criticized alleged mismanagement claims surrounding the probe, noting he has heard reports of armed forces involvement.
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Washington
Johnson
McMahon
D-Conn
Senate House Atomic Committee
Devic E. Lillenthal
Committes Divides Over Hickenlooper Methods in Hearing
Senate and House committees remain split over how to proceed with Senator Hickenlooper s plan to probe AEC and Lilienthal. Accusations center on lax secrecy, security lapses, and alleged mismanagement. A public hearing was approved as sessions highlighted disputes over testimony and witness access.
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Committes
IACH
Bell Washington
Lane 7
Hickenlooper
Lilenthes
Atomic Energy Commission
CoNeagues
Senatos Atomic Committee
Hickentooper
Therm
Rease
FBI
Senate
House
Eilienthal
Lilienthal
ASC
McMahon
Hickinsonper
Rumored Political Purge In Russia Reported By Time
The New York Times reported a purge in the Soviet Union with evidence alleging 309000 expulsions from the Communist Party and the removal of senior leaders tied to the Zhdanov faction. It notes the death of Andrei Zhdanov and compares the purge to the 1930s terror under Stalin with party membership dropping from 396000 in September 194 to 1000008 January.
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New York
New York Times
Paris
G. E. Sulaberget
Communist Party
Komagma
Communist Youth Lagne
N. & Vosnesetski
A. A. Kusztatnov
PS. Popkov
Supreme Soviet
Yurk AL Zhdanov
Tate
T. Golyakev
Soviet
Supreme Court
Sulzberger
Zhvarov
Andrei Zhdaneve
Stalin
Generelissimé
Repr
Georgi
Wpheavela
the Times
Faworth
Commeniunist Party
Rains Sweep Plains States Bringing Wet Weather Across Regions
Weather reports indicate heavy showers across Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, southern Wyoming, and nearby areas with pockets in Montana, Texas, and Oklahoma. Temperatures linger in the mid 20s to mid 30s as the system disrupts travel and farm activity across the plains and midwest.
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Cricagg
Plains
Nebras
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Texas
Burwell
Nebra
Sayin
Yewey
Michigan
George Eimes Taken In Oregon After Prison Escape
In Burns Oregon George Eimes a notorious Oklahoma bank robber, escaped from McAlester prison nearly a year ago. He was arrested on a tip from a fellow worker and admitted his identity. Sheriff Eldom Litz announced Eimes would waive extradition while authorities traced his movements through Oregon.
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George Eimes
Oregon
Burns
Ore
Oklahoma
Prizon
Isil
Himes
Eldom Litz
Kimes
Kies
Poctisnd
Sita
Himg
Arnold Ashford
George Rimes
McAlester
Olle
Ken
Sitr
Hox
Rimes
Hereford Heaven Tour Heads Toward Ada Weekend
Hereford Heaven in Oklahoma, a premier breeding area, will host visitors for a two day tour starting Friday from the E. Carpenter ranch southeast of Ada and concluding Saturday at the Sulphur fairgrounds. Breeders and tours will showcase new herdsires and commercial herds while inviting attendees to view top Hereford livestock and a bred heifer sale.
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Zant Pring
Choladorna
Grand Biyer
Claremore A6
Pear
Atate
Nowesporor Mien
Hwo
Dnsogas
Toskiver Dim Toaline
Hsv
Dannee
Fomktiler
Pho
United States
E. E Carpenter
Hereford
W. X Harvey
Farver
Iive
Luxton
Frigey
Larsh
Blue Valley
Rots
Larsi
Lash
Ott Burnett
Postotac
Minnesota Gunmen Trapped by Farmers Near Fatbury
Three Minnesota gunmen pursued after police officer killing and kidnappings were captured after wrecking their car near Barsas. Carl Bistrom, 27, and Allen G. Hartman, 25, were identified among the captured trio. one brother Arthur Bistrom, 37, surrendered to a sheriff. A fourth man, an unidentified hitchhiker, was with them earlier. The gunmen held a farmhouse hostage for hours before deputies arrived. two were severely injured, one may not survive.
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Fashbury
Joneall
Minnesota
Barsas
Sherif Dwight Young
Fatbury
Young
Bai Smith
Washington
Kas
Maryevile
Hie
Carl Bistrom
Aven G. Hartman
Filiet
Tria
Mancen
N. D
Smith
Arthur Bistrom
Cuming
Charles Less
Carl
Allen G. Bartman
St. Paul
Harman
Rodeo Steers Plump and Frisky at County Pasture
Report from Elks club observers notes rodeo steers on pasture in the county have gained size and spirit since arrival. Steers are described as plump, frisky, and comparable in size to prior years. Local watchers expect sales and future rodeo timing to hinge on the gate opening and handling of the livestock.
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Elks
Thes
Eine Jenat & Thropers
Atom Report Draftsman Under Fire in Senate Probe
Senator Hickenlooper told colleagues that a top secret atomic reports draftsman was suspended after an FBI loyalty inquiry. He added the AEC board, after testimony from 15 witnesses, unanimously supported reinstatement following a special clearance review conducted in June 1948.
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Washington, Fane
Hickenlooper Pe-Towah
Congress
FBI
Hickenlooper
Senate-House
AEC
Dievid B. ‘Lilienthal
ARC
Ermplemge
Hickenloop
Kenooper
ABC
So Nage Pri
Heroxstony
Devil Ta
More Cooperative Spirit Emphasized at Central Meeting
Associate professor of Bible at Abilene Christian College urged unity and service. He quipped nobody is anybody until joined to somebody, warning that retreat from communal effort harms the community and weakens society.
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Central of Christ
Southar
Greek Et Abilene Christian College
Ramas
Deving
Aimee
Amd
Hitchhiker Kills Father of Five in Iowa Shooting
A man shot and killed W. J. Muldoon in Marshalltown after picking him up hitchhiking. Alvin J. Brown, a 31-year-old itinerant railroad worker from Puls, Olda, was arrested after a police tip from Mrs. Glénn Crouse led to the suspect’s capture. County Atty Ed W. Ade plans first degree murder charges.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Sida Road
W. J. Muldoon
Meson City
Alvin J. Brown
Puls
Olda
Mulloon
Brown
Marshalltowh
Irere
Ed W. Adeame
Desree
Glénn Crouse
Hesderd
Am Alor German Silver Alloy Origins
Am Alor describes German silver as an alloy of copper nickel and zinc first patented in Germany in the early ninth century, with notes on its later use and influence in Chinese metalworking.
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Germany
Keep Recovery in Europe Going, Is Plea of Hollman
ST. LOUIS June 7 12 Pat Hollman today urged that the United States must keep the recovery in Europe moving to prevent global war. He warned Moscow seeks world domination through satellites and police states and urged continued Western effort to maintain momentum in Western Europe, noting gains from the Berlin blockade era and stressing vigilance against Russian moves while advocating a live and let live policy.
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ST. Louis
Pat G. Hlaifmen
Europe
Marshal Pla
Washington
America
Russia
Rottman
Moscow
Promatin
Kremlin
Vwiestery
Hoffman
Western
Fred Gallons
Marshall Phau
Berlin
Holfrean
United States
Rex
Three Killed at Alt-Might Party in Chicago
At a birthday gathering in Chicago three people were killed and another wounded. Police say suspect Thom Molden, 52, a former Alcatraz prisoner, is being sought for questioning. The dead include Lilian Griffin, 35, and the party host Archer Holden, 34. The victim Hay Trit-Bin, 37, drove a truck. Joseph Grady, 44, noted as an honored guest, provided details of the quarrel. Holden had served time for a 1924 train robbery and was paroled in 2547.
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Chicago
Gpi
Daniel Ahern
Alcatran
Thomag Molden
Lilian
Hay Trit- bin
Aceher
Board of Trace
Griffin
Elva
Grifftt
Holden
Archer
Ahorn
Joseph Grady
Holdens
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Stburb
Evergreom Park
Troy
Alcatraz
Soucek Ordered To New Duty
Admiral Soucek, a former holder of three World War II battle stars, has been ordered to serve as assistant chief of naval operations for air planning. He previously commanded the naval air test station at Patuxent River, Maryland, for two years.
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Apotla Sayer
Rome
Chick
Perak
Soucek
Patuxers
Meh
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Haro B. Medina Soitethmys Tales
Shdenor
Oustad
Pope
Leavi Oklahomme
Mrs. Kimes
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Trowtle
Ant
Matt Kimes
Oklstome
Enid
Loscar
Covington
Seminale
Priday
Carpenter Ranch
Hove
Turnad
Vostere
Moore
Hark
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