The Smith Act and Communist Party Membership
The Nation Today explains the 1940 Smith Act makes it a federal crime to organise or join a party aiming to overthrow the government. It notes the government has indicted 11 leaders for conspiracy but not yet for membership, and discusses Fifth Amendment self incrimination in Congressional testimony. The issue hinges on whether the party or membership is illegal, a question awaiting Supreme Court resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Communist Party
Congress
New York
Supreme Court
House Un-American Activities Committee
House
Reunion at the Splendide amid a police stakeout
Gloria recovers in Miltiades arms after a night of peril. Lieutenant McGann explains Lofty Gordon, formerly Benoni, turned dope racketeer and betrayed Jack the Cork, leading to Sal Benoni's murder and guards’ escape. Gloria vows to hear the whole story, with Miltiades nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Brown
Miltiades
Hansen
Gloria
Lofty Gordon
Reuben
Splendide Apartments
Lofty
Gordon
Ries Reuben
Tony
Darling
Lieutenant McGann
McGann
Mulligan
Mrs. Benoni
Benny
Sal
Benonis
Benoni
Jack
Cork
Splendide
Radio Programs Conclude Ahead of Schedule
Copyrighted 1950 NEA Service notes the radio program lineup to be continued in later pages with program titles and scheduling details not shown here. The fragment implies upcoming broadcasts and broader listing beyond this excerpt.
Local Radio Stations Listing and Schedule Fragments
Station lineup for Ohio and nearby regions lists NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOU Columbus CBS WBNS Columbus WSAZ Huntington and more with frequencies 700 1230 930 1460 580 1450 610 and 490 kilocycles plus daily programs schedule across weekdays mentioning daly and 68 p. m. time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOUL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Woollem SR
Daly
Thursda
Broadcast Schedule Summary for June 27 28
A dense listing of radio programs with times and stations. Includes news, dramas, music, variety shows, and serials from CBS ABC MBS and others, noting repeats and cross-network lineups across June 27 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Cbs Network
Abe- West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Nbe
Cbs
One Man's Family
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Dhba
Cbs Counter Spy
Monte Cristo
Abe Satan
Cbs Gentlemen of Press
Penelope
Abc
John Steele
Chas. Boyer
Dbs Time For
Robert Nathan
Cbe
News
Hollywood
Abe Queen
Abe Bob Poole
Cba
Hannibal Cobb
Che Chuckle
Dewey Exits 1950 NY Governor Bid but May Back GOP Moves
Gov Thomas E. Dewey ends active pursuit of the 1950 New York governorship while signaling a continued influence on national politics. He backs liberal GOP factions unlikely to endorse Taft, with possible alignment to Eisenhower if he enters the 1952 presidential race. Dewey’s stature remains a potent factor for New York and national nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Warren
California
Duff
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Albany
Nation Counts 676 Holiday Dead Inspires Safety Drive
The National Safety Council launches a Fourth of July Safety Campaign to cut holiday fatalities. It targets holiday hazard days with emphasis on traffic risks, urging stricter enforcement and public awareness after last year’s toll of 676 deaths across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
America
Associated Press
Weekend Motor Fatalities Rise Sharply with Drinking Drivers
Weekend traffic sees near forty percent of fatalities as travel peaks. The issue highlights drinking drivers surging on Saturdays, with arrests peaking late at night between midnight and two AM, often after visits to road houses and night clubs.
Is this the start of a third world war
Boyle's Column argues that the United States should not fear a global war over Korea. The piece asserts Soviet Russia lacks readiness for full engagement, cites Greece and Berlin as historical lessons, and urges decisive Allied action if needed to restrain Moscow.
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New York
Far Korea
Ireland
United States
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Korea
Russia
Greece
Southeast Asia
Berlin
Japan
Germany
Joe Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Rutland Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits
Miss Helen Taylor and Miss Isabelle Spires return from Springfield and away relatives visit Columbus residents Allen Braley and Robert Dunfee spend weekends with family. Athens and Cambridge locals travel home, car fire near miller, Harrisonville anniversary event draws 200, and various dinners and visits across Albany Wilkesville Huntington Parkersburg Poca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Helen Taylor
Columbus
Clair Taylor
Paul Swick
F. E. Dunfee
Eva Welsh
Athens
Blanche McCormick
Bob Roberts
Mike
Bobby
Pomeroy
Ira Fleming
Bob Hill
Dayton
Kenneth Miller
Gerald Greuser
Cambridge
Bessie Holt
Jessie Greuser
Roger Porter
Parkersburg
George Atkins
Homer West
Hubert Deem
Poca
W. Va
Kelson Phillips
Roy Phillips
Wilkesville
Earnest Saunders
Albany
Richard Greaser
O. Stansbury
Bridgeport Man Heads 11th Ohio Legion District
Robert Lilly of Bridgeport elected head of the 11th Ohio American Legion district to succeed John Maier of Zanesville. A G Coulson of McConnelsville chosen as vice commander.
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Barnesville
Robert Lilly
Bridgeport
11Th
Ohio American Legion District
John Maier
Zanesville
A. G. Coulson
MccConnelsville
Television Guide Listings for WLW Channel 3 and More
TV schedule fragment lists programs by hour from WLW Channel 3 WTVS Channel 6 and WBNS Channel 10 with shows such as Kukla Frank Uille News Caravan Amateur Hour Theaters Fireside Theater Dorothy Humphreys Say It With Music Captain Video Boxing News Views Pictorial News Cartoon Theater Dad Almanac Local News and Western Theater across Tuesday and Wednesday slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kukla
Frank Uille
Joe Hill
News Caravan
Fireside Theater
Dorothy Humphreys
TV Rangers
General Store
WTVS
Captain Video
Cartoon Theater
Television Schedule excerpt for WBNS and WSAZ stations
A listing of daily programs with time slots across WBNS TV and WSAZ TV including theater, comedy, suspense, wrestling, homemaker shows, cooking, news, film features, and late night segments. Notable entries include Ed Wynn, Winslow of Navy, Kukla Fran and Ollie, Amatuer Hour, Serenade, and TV News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wynn
Winslow of Navy
Nitecappers
Quiz Hall Answers and Scoring Guide
A mixed question set lists four male female and teenage trivia items with point values. It includes multiple choice prompts on water use by animals, Walter Camp, the Atlantic cable, biblical signs to Jonah, color names in song titles, carbohydrate content, deck card count, cardinal vs bluebird, FDR era portrait, and chess piece value, followed by an obfuscated answer key.
Shawnee 4-H Club Forms With Summer Activities
Seventeen boys enroll in a Shawnee 4 H club led by Rev Henry Hughes with Dick Hopkins directing nature study and conservation. Younger boys coached in swimming and athletics by Bill Seaman Clarence Colvin. a softball team organized. Meetings at Methodist parsonage. hike to Three Caves with a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Henry Hughes
Dick Hopkins
Bill Seaman
Clarence Colvin
Clarence
Hopkins
Colvin
Seaman
Bob McGrew
Methodist
Elyria
Charles Heidelbaugh
George Dishon
Indiana
A. F. Duvall
Ott Duvall
Zanesville
Mary Jane Jones
Newark
Bob Colby
Bobby
Columbus
Charles Dishon
Lancaster
William Ricketts
Jimmy Cozart
Bob Cole
Harrisburg
Ill
Fred Nagels
Illinois
Margaret Hopkins
Wellston
Glenroy
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