Innocent Men Smearing and Spy Hunt Sparks Debate
Hyde Park editorials urge protection of civil rights amid spy ring investigations. The piece notes possible false accusations and calls for fair trials for the innocent while condemning smear campaigns. It warns Congress to act on inflation and Russia’s hopes, urging calm and firm policy.
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Police hold annual outing for orphans at Steeplechase Park
About five hundred off duty policemen escorted 7,500 orphans to Steeplechase amusement park in Coney Island for the 12th annual outing sponsored by the Police Athletic Club. The event provided a full day of rides and activities for the children.
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Lies and Allegations Hit Washington Spy Hearings
Frederick C. Othman reports on the Mundt chaired hearings as Whittaker Chambers accuses Alger Hiss of Communist ties. Hiss denies knowing Chambers and quips about resembling readers of the room while addressing perjury questions.
Traffic wrecks cause injuries in Amarillo in July
City police report 25 people injured and one death in July traffic collisions in Amarillo. There were 173 total accidents including 153 motor vehicle, 5 pedestrian, 9 object, 3 bicycle and 2 motorcycle crashes. Seven hit and run incidents occurred and 29 cars were reported stolen with 22 recovered.
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Amarillo
Carlie Price
Price
North Fillmore
First A-Bomb Victims In Prayer for Peace
In Hiroshima on the third anniversary of the atomic blast the city’s 230,000 residents joined in a plea for world peace and the use of atomic energy for mankind. Mayor Shinzo Hamai led the renewal of solemn vows to contribute to global peace at 8 15 this morning, the exact moment the bomb burst.
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Witness clash looms over Hiss case amid perjury threat
The Quaker remarks he could be a better witness than Chambers and hints at a face to face meeting once Rep Mundt arranges it. The South Dakota gentleman doubts sworn testimony of the editor and diplomat, warning of possible perjury charges and a sharp outcome.
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Radio Quizzes Face FCC Ban Proposed Ruling Seeks Broad Crackdown
The FCC gave quiz programs until Sept. 10 to answer why they should not be banned as violations of the radio lottery law. A proposed ruling would ban many big-name guessing shows that award money and merchandise. Networks withheld comment pending study of the measure.
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Network quiz shows to boost annual giveaways nationwide
Industry spokesmen say new fall quiz programs will lift the national giveaway total from about 150000 dollars per month to a much higher yearly amount. The note mentions linoleum repairs and a contact line Fowler 9464.
Federal rule eyed on programs under Communications Act
The commission proposed a new rule challenging certain programs unless challenged by Sept 10. The notice invited networks sponsors and local stations to file statements or briefs, with no date set for the rule’s effective action.
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