Officials clash over Lee ouster and aviation control
Key figures including Roy Weeks and Louis Rothschild deny politics influenced the firing of Frederick B. Lee from Civil Aeronautics. Senate Commerce panel to expand inquiry next month as accusations of centralizing authority and czar-like control surface amid reshuffle.
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Louis S. Robsson
Frederick B. Lee
Civil Avia
Civil Aeronautics Tion
Monroney
Lee
Senate
Merce Committee
Sen. Monroney
Commerce Department
Aea
Rothschild
Weeks
Com Aviation
Josh Lee
Aeronautics Board
Ross Rizley
Louis Mad
B den
Purchase
Was
A. E. Hollenbeck
Renee
Cnniral
Aviation
Ex Anderson Educator Remembers World Wars at 96
Dr. Carr, a former Anderson educator now living with his grandson Frank C. Carr Jr. in Philadelphia, recalls five wars during World War I and expresses hope for a better world. He says he still enjoys life and loves his neighbors and friends.
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Friends Central School
Philadelphia
Frederick Lee
Weeks
Charles J. Lowen Jr
Denver
Lee
Monroney
Lowen
Senate
Tlasybhe
Port Washington
N.Y
Therbrs John Wesley Eecommerce Department
Lawrence County
Ind
Lincoln
CAA
Josh
Eisenhower
Togerus Lee
Carr
Greene County
Indiana caves block access as rescue details emerge
Monroe County Sheriff Kinser vows to block cave entrances after three Indiana University students were trapped for hours by a rock slide. Rescue attempts freed Barbara Reachard and Lawrence Cooke, while Robert Jordan escaped through a second cave entrance amid knee-deep water.
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Bloomington, Ind
Monroe County
Clifford
Kinser
Indiana University
Robert Jordan
Seattle
Wash
Barbara Reachard
Wabash. Ind
Lawrence Cooke
Lonsdale
Eden warns Middle East could flare into a blaze
Prime Minister Anthony Eden warned Parliament that the Middle East may flare into a blaze with dire consequences unless a settlement of the Israeli Arab dispute is negotiated soon. He reaffirmed Western resolve to enforce the 1950 declaration and to act with allies if Israel or an Arab state is attacked.
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London
Anthony Eden
Middle East
Eden
Israel
Britain
Harold Macmillaw
Russia
New Toys Put Children To Work
New York report shows Christmas toys shift to practical playthings. Vacuum cleaners, tool kits, doll furniture, and miniature kitchens fill shelves as Toy Manufacturers of America project sales near 1.25 billion dollars this year. Strong demand attributed to more children, higher employment, and rising take‑home pay.
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Gay Pauley
United Press
New York
Ideal Toy
All Hoosier Relistment Started Here
The U S Navy announces a special enlistment program forming an all Indiana Hoosier Company in Anderson. It will comprise 70 young men from Indiana who can enlist now and stay home for Christmas, with friends allowed to join and stay together during indoctrination.
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Indiana
U. S. Navy
Navy
Everett
U.S. Navy
Anderson
Hoosier Company
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