Jencks case prompts new trial after Jencks ruling
Justice Brennan wrote the majority opinion requiring a new trial for Clinton Jencks after finding he could inspect reports the FBI received from Matusow and Ford. The case centers on Jencks, a former union official convicted in El Paso, Texas, for false denial of Communist party membership in an NLRB affidavit. The Chicago court, split on production of the reports, elected officers including Arthur C. Allyn as board chairman and Frederick P. Barnes for a third term as vice chairman. The piece also notes Thaddeus Lowe, organizer of the first U S balloon corps for Civil War Union forces.
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Jassice Brennan
Jencks
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Matusow
Ford
Clinton
E. Jencks
Ormer
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Tex
National Labor Relations Board
Chicago
Arthur C. Allyn
A.C. Ally & Co
U. S. Balloon Corps
Thaddeus
AC. Lowe
Economists debate tax cuts and rates impact on 1937 outlook
A panel of university, business and labor economists told a Senate subcommittee that tax reductions or lower interest rates would be inflationary now. They said small federal spending cuts of one to two billion dollars would not hurt the economy, but substantial reductions, defined as five billion or more, would warrant tax cuts or rate relief to prevent a decline.
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Washington
Wo Linwate
Irwin Friand
University of Dan
Capitol
Congressional
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Friend
Walter E. Hoadley
Armstrong Cork Co
Lancaster
Albert E. Goul
Geraldine
Goul
Peter Henle
Afl-Cio
Grace Miller
Charles L. McGinnis
John Frazer
B. T. Callaway
Mary Callaway
Benjamin
Major Johnson
Costs
Eel
Standard Electric Co
Gradde Anderson
Corene Anderson
Defendent
Courthouse News and Civil Actions Digest
A compilation of circuit court cases and civil actions including divorces, suits for damages, partition of real estate, and judgments. Notable entries include Ronald J. Crouse vs. Millie T. Crouse for divorce and Paul K. Berwinkle et al in a suit related to contempt and jury trial rights, along with various firms and individuals listed in costs and judgments.
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LW Sulis
Ronald J. Crouse
Millie T. Crouse
Kelley
Arnold
Tom Marsh
New York Central System
3Yer and Gaus
Virginia Sholty
Margaret
Wise
William Wise
Lucille Jones Benedict
Paul W. Benedict
Ella N. Jones
Carene Ber
Winkie
Paul K. Berwinkle
Sam
Guarantel
Locascia
John Samueltee
Campbell
Anderson
Jones
Faye Lyon
Leonard Lyon
Anderson and Jones
Confirmations at Trinity Church and civil rights debate
At Trinity Episcopal Church 31 persons were confirmed by Bishop Richard A Kirchhoffer with a reception for over 200 attendees. The ceremony listed many children and adults by name and noted a corporate communion planned for Whitsunday. The article also covers civil rights debate in the Senate, including amendments on juries and labor provisions, with votes and lawmakers named.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Richard A. Kirchhoffer
Indianapolis
George A. Burns
Stanley Silverphimee
Tha Renan
Kathleen Sue Adams
Anita Louise Allies
Janice Bickley
Julia K. Carlton
Linda Ann Foley
Sally Goff
Betty Ruth Parker
Judith Ann Sanford
Douglas Kent Davis
Robert Roger Elfvin
Myron George Reynolds
Stephen Blaine Ricketts
Lee Everett Zink
Frederick W. Alles
John TR. Bridges
Mesdames
Loretta Tubbs Hughes
Ramona Ginder Hutton
Evelyn Brown Russell
Joan Pearce Scott
Alice Hulmes Thompson
Gertude H. Webb
James W. Albertson
Roun tree Calls Foreign Aid Plan Indispensable
Assistant Secretary William M. Rountree testified that President Eisenhower's 3.865 billion dollar foreign aid program is indispensable in the United States fight for peace. He warned the country would lose the fight against international communism only at the cost of war or heritage as Congress weighs possible cuts. Defense spokesmen outlined funding for Greece, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, and other regions.
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Washington
Secetary
William M. Rountree
Eisenhower
United States
International Cooperation Administration
Greece Tran
Pakistan
Turkey
Palestine
White House replies to Khrushchev talk on socialism
The White House rejected Khrushchev’s claim that America will embrace socialism and expressed hope the Russian people may someday enjoy a free government. Press Secretary Hagerty dismissed much of Khrushchev’s televised remarks as propaganda while noting his prophecy about American grandchildren living under socialism. The State Department questioned Khrushchev’s words against actions and Congress debated equal time for rebuttal on Radio Moscow.
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Khrushchev
America
James C. Hagerty
Red Party
América
Hagerty
Soviet
Communist Party
State Department
Congress
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Moscow
Knowland
Council Names New Public School Trustee Board Member
In a regular session at the City Building Mayor Robert Fortson presided as Joe Wright 43 of 1811 8 B St was unanimously elected to the Board of Public School Trustees to replace retiring Robert Pam for a three year term. The board discussed a proposed survey of the city water works sewage drainage and disposal improvements but took no definite action. Wright, a former Pipe Creek Twp Advisory Board member since 1945, is married with one son and active in local churches and Masonic bodies.
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Felwood
Elwood
Public School Trustees
Robert Fortson
Joe Wright
Wright Cement Works
Pipe Creek Twp
Robert Pam
Fortson
Mr. Wright
Main Street Christian Church
Blue Lodge of Masons
Eastern Star Chapter
Scottish Rite
Wright
Pipe Creek Two
Orlan Wann
Robert Carter
John Rutledge
Hazards in Algiers Kill and Injure in Lamp Post Attacks
Three powerful lime devices hidden in lamp bases exploded during rush hour in Algiers, wounding 67 and killing six, including five Europeans and two children. Police detained Algerians amid mob violence as authorities linked the incidents to a broader French colonial crisis. Separate reports note additional casualties in Blida, Tlemcen, and elsewhere, with French forces responding to rebel activity.
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Algeria
France
Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Mediterranean
Blida
Tlemcen
Roubaix
Mostem Wd
Versailles
Melouza
Algeris
Rights Measure Change Provides For Jury Trial
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a jury trial provision 7 to 3 despite administration objections that it would weaken the civil rights bill. Chairman Eastland announced the vote after a closed session with six Democrats and one Republican supporting the amendment, while three Republicans opposed it.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
D-Miss
Inflation pressures noted by economists and budget view
William M. Tongue of Jewel Tea Co and Robert Ulin of McGraw-Hill say inflationary pressures persist but may ease. They cite falling inventories and potential fall replenishment. Rep Mills notes the federal budget equals about one sixth of output and panel considers smaller spending could sustain growth with continued programs like school construction.
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William M. Tongue
Jewel Tea Co
Melrose Park, Ill
Robert Ulin
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Mills
U.S
Henley
Fir Tree Crash Kills Three near Mt Ranier
ENUMCLAW Wash three die when a 100 foot fir tree toppled across a highway in Mt Ranier National Park after waterlogged roots loosened it. Vehicle carried Mr and Mrs Stephen Floe 53 of Yakima. Floes died on impact. Their granddaughter Claudette Bline 20 of Seattle died later, infant daughter Kerri injured.
Lapel WSCS Holds Initial iMeeting and Local Notices
The Lapel Methodist Women Society held its first meeting of the conference year at the Methodist Church with circle meetings at 7:30 p.m. and general gathering later. Mrs. William Mills named lesson leader. Upcoming events include Lady Lions gathering June 5 and Variety Bridge Club June 7 at Norma Forrer’s home. Visitors include Rev. and Mrs. Barnes and daughters from Muncie. Multiple social calls occurred among local residents.
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Ithe Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist
Wiliam Mills
Lady Lions
Lions Hall
Variety Bridge Club
Norma Forrer
John Niblack
Indianapolis
Charles Murphy
Murphy
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Frederick P. Barnes
H.O. Peet & Co
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Judy Lawrence
Audie Murphy
Ann Naes
Robert N. Henderson
Rabier Auler
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Tell
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Elmore L. Smith
Ralph Smith
Kelley, Eneld and Walle
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Robert Stevens
Bohannon and Burton
Trinity Church
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