Rights and limits of answering Congress questions
The piece explains that you can be cited for contempt if you refuse to answer a congressional inquiry unless your response might incriminate you. It covers five-year limits, state vs federal questions, and examples like Frank Erickson, plus the 1857 rule about testimony not being used in criminal prosecutions, noting that self incrimination excuses are narrow and often fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Congressional
U.S
New York
Frank Erickson
FBI
Gloria Brown
Mr. Benoni
Sadie
Sal
Gloria
Militiades
Grey
Mrs. Benoni
Bacchus
Gl oria Brown Faces Death in a Farmhouse Confrontation
Gloria Brown confronts Lofty Gordon in a tense standoff as a pistol meant for her goes off and she collapses, reciting Greek verse in a bid to defy death. The scene reveals Gloria as Phi Beta Kappa and former secretary to a classical drama professor, now in peril amid a deadly act by the Benoni household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Gloria
Gloria Brown
Militiades
Election Year Rent Control Debate Reflects Political Motives
The piece argues Congress and President Truman exploited rent control during an election year. It questions the merit of keeping housing price ceilings postwar, noting housing shortages have narrowed but local deficiencies persist as private building increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Truman
Delicate economic machine warns of cautious optimism
Economists see hopeful 1951 outlook as unemployment falls from earlier peaks to around 3 million. Growth is strong with many new workers entering the labor force, but the economy remains a delicate system vulnerable to rapid disruptions and regional maladjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Lausche Rebellion Signals Ohio Democratic Power Struggle
Ohio Governor Lausche signals a rift in the state Democratic Party as anti labor groups challenge the CIO PAC influence. The political veteran, seeking a third term, aims to win votes by maintaining ties with Republicans rather than aligning with fading labor factions ahead of the 1952 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausche
Taft
Ohio
Sidney
Sidney Hillman
New Deal
Republican
Ciopac
Britain’s Party Split on Europe Sparks Atlantic Tension
The article criticizes Britain’s Labour Party for an isolationist stance on European unity. It says Prime Minister Attlee tried to bridge gaps in Parliament but failed, portraying Britain as self isolating and risking the continent’s cooperation. It warns this may not reflect all Britons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
America
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
Europe
Atlantic
Bonn moves to join the Council of Europe
West Germany approves joining the Council of Europe as a initial step toward closer European integration. The report notes this marks a historical shift since 1936 and carries hopeful implications for peace and order among freedom-loving nations.
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Bonn
West Germany
Council of Europe
Nazi Germany
League of Nations
Women in war again frontline troops or backfield roles debated
Boyle's column surveys wartime gender roles as women outnumber men and may enter frontline or support duties. Vets express concerns about frontline service while some see women driving factories and logistics. Opinions range from fearless advocacy to practical limits on combat assignment.
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New York
Mama
No-Man’s Land
la Belle Femme
Rosie
Washington
Department of Defense
Pentagon
Jin
New Lexington Social Notes Highlights Local Officials and Events
Local 134 of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters elected Clinton Neff as president and Arvin Riley as secretary among others. The Rev. Paul Scanlon returns home for a week with his parents after serving at Washington House of Studies. Robert Byers, 18, was electrocuted in Columbus while working for a construction company. The Junior Chamber of Commerce raised funds for children’s playgrounds. Perry County commissioners budgeted over 53 thousand for road work. Marlene Wilhelmsin was fined for fishing without a license at Buckeye Lake. The second annual New Lexington air show is set for Aug 20 at the New Lexington Airport. Harvey Bruton arrested for driving with revoked license and fined. Perry County Insurance Board announced its officers. Crooksville Board of Education approved a 100 bonus for staff. Perk Reichley won the blind Handicap golf tournament at the Ceramic Industry Association picnic.
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Crooksville
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Clinton Neff
Earl Poling
Arvin Riley
Merle Roberts
Paul Scanlon
Washington House of Studies
J. Frank Scanion
Robert Byers
Aldo Byers
New Lexington
Columbus
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Perry County
Marlene Wilhelmsin
Holland
Buckeye Lake
U.S
H. W. Patrick
L. P. Ellman
Television Schedule Highlights Monday To Tuesday
A dense listing from WLWC WTVN and others outlines evening and daytime broadcasts from 6:00 PM to 3:30 PM, including Kukla Fran Ollie Teletheater News Caravan Lights Out Robert Montgomery Presents Who Said That Feature Film Photo News Say It With Music Captain Video Tele-Classroom Wrestling High and Broad Film Featurette Baseball Scoreboard Pictorial News and more across stations WLWC WTVN WENS WSAZ.
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Showroom
News Caravan
Voice of Firestone
Robert Montgomery
Pictorial
Cartoon Theater
Carnival of Music
Our Police Dept
Wens-Tv
Roger Nelson
Cbs-Tv
Chet Long
Silver Theater
Godfrey
Studio One
Don Winslow
Nitecappers
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 5
Telenews
Music Shop
Weatherbird
Quiz Hall Answers for Men Women and Teenagers
A scrambled OCR style quiz with multiple choice items for men women and teens. It lists ten questions covering film history journalism geography psychology and classical art with four options each and an answer key garbled in the end.
Kanauga Social News Buoys With Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oliver and son Lesslie Deem welcomed visits from Edwin Oliver of Dayton and W. M. Deem of Florida. The Adams family friended weddings in Alliance while Ward and Black families vacationed in Ohio. Carolyn Spencer joined Columbus relatives with Pullins while Jackie Sue Wamsley stayed with grandparents in Point Pleasant. Joyce Barbara and Junior Walker visited Jackson with relatives Rupert Ludie.
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Kanauga
Carl Oliver
Edwin Oliver
Dayton
Lesslie Deem
W. M. Deem
Florida
Athens
John Deem
T. J. Adams
Charles Gillfellon
Ford Lawrence
Gallipolis
Jack Adams
Alliance
Byron Ward
Toledo
Kenneth Black
Karen
Greenfield
Ohio
Black
Albert Spencer
Carolyn
Columbus
Spencer
W. A. Pullins
Jackie Sue Wamsley
Point Pleasant
Joyce
Barbara
Junior Walker
Jackson
Rupert Ludie
Christine Black
Local News Briefs From Akron and Columbus Area
Nolan Martyn and Junior Mc Clelland found work in Akron Ohio. Gay Johnson purchased a motorcycle recently. Frank Coffrin, a Columbus worker, spent a weekend with his wife and son. Jimmy Jarvis cut a foot on glass wading in a run near his home. Mr and Mrs Walter McGinniss and Nancy Thacker spent an evening with their daughter and her family, Mr and Mrs Nald Penny and son. Mrs Frances E Coffrin.
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Alice
Nolan Martyn
Junior McClelland
Akron
Ohio
Gay Johnson
Frank Coffrin
Columbus
Jimmy Jarvis
Walter McGinniss
Nancy Thacker
Nald Penny
Frances E. Coffrin
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC WLW and ABC WCOL in June
A dense listing shows Cincinnati stations NBC WLW and CBS WBNS Columbus plus WSAZ Huntington and more. The schedule for Monday June 26 features hourly programs from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. including newscasts, Kiddies Hour repeats, various music and drama shows, and late night features such as Murder by Experts and Night Beat Drama with multiple networks referenced.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Woolfmax
Noews
Nhe
Ebs
Abeseast
Abo Weat
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Abe
One Man's Family
Abe Beulah
Cba
Abe Jack Smith
Cbe
Gordon MacRae
Ethel and Albert
Abe Bobby Benson
Barlow
Nbc-Tv
Godfrey
Bs-Tv
T Henry Taylor
Mbsa
Joe Hasel
Mbe
Voorhees
Cbs Melody
Paul Lavalle
Night Beat
Irma
Cbs United
Abe Bob Hawk
Cbs Strictly From
Dixie
Cbs News
I—nbe
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Boyle
Hal Boyle
Germany
New Lexington Social Notes
Perry County Insurance Board
Howard Zollinger
William J. Davis
New Straitsville
J. P. Metzger
Crooksville Board of Education
WLWC
Dick Turner
NEA Service
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Pat. Off
Beamish
Wilton FE. Hall
Dorothy Lamour
Margaret Sullavan
Jinx Falkenburg
Faye Emerson
Michigan
Mississippi
Augusta
Wisconsin
Lansing
Maine
Madison
FOR
Venus de Milo
Porteen-Agers
United States
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New York City
New Orleans
Baltimore
Esther
Mordecai
Bisnany-Ourey
uosIpey
Uisuods
Astey
Red Foley
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Cabe
Arthur Godfrey
Jim Moore
Hollywood
Abe Queen
Abe Bride and Groom
Abe Bob Poole
Hannibal Cobb
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