Fulbright Accuses GOP of Politicking in Stock Market Inquiry
Senator Fulbright charges professional Republicans are using the Senate stock market inquiry to push partisan politics. GM President Curtice defends competition, asserting prices are below rivals and the auto sector remains highly competitive. The U S Chamber of Commerce says the economy is expanding healthily, despite calls about a stock market crash.
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Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Sen. Banking Committee
GOP
Leonxas
General Motors
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Tearful Ward Testifies About Teen Life Before Meeting Jelke
Pat Ward, crying, described her teenage years and acquaintances with known figures, including Dane Clark and Joey Adams, before meeting Joseph Jelke. She testified about alleged payments from Joe Moore and Greenbaum’s paternity questions, as defense cross examines her past.
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Pat Ward
Jury
Mickey
New York
Moore
Amex
Minot F
Ward
Nam
Jeske
Aed
Larry Greenbaum
Greenbaum
Jelke
Wil
Caus
George Washington Herz
Dane Clark
Joey Ad ‘Ams
Skitch Henderson
Jack Egen
Miss Ward
Henderson
T Nbc
Faye
Hat doffed by Brownell faces contempt ruling fallout
Attorney General Brownell, at a Washington news conference, dodges direct comment on the three year sentence for contempt of court involving Harvey Matusow at El Paso. He cites Sedge Thompson’s finding of involvement in a scheme to discredit testimony from undercover agents, calling the ruling very bad for justice and for Department of Justice credibility.
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Washington
Brownell
E'Thomason
EL Paso
Turnabut
Harvey” Matusow
Happy Mont Sata
Sedge Thomson
Maton
Ihrownell
credtMon
Department of Justice
Second Twin Born 18 Days After First In Delaware
In Delaware a second twin was born 18 days after the first birth. The report notes the first child remains in care at a hospital. The fragmentary text mentions the family and local setting but lacks complete details.
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Delaware
Umio
Ede Bey
Jane M
Bonn Wins Final Go On German Rearmament
Bonn parliament completed its approval of West German rearmament as the ninth of 15 legislatures to act. The Bundesrat voted 29 9 to approve the Paris treaty ending Allied occupation and allowing remilitarization, with three other Paris pacts approved without a vote.
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Bonn
Germany
Saar
France
Federal Constitutional Court
Bundesrat
Paris
Bundestag
West Germany
Bonn Republic
Union
Masked Gunmen Raid Arsenal in Ohio Takes Guns
In suburban Shaker Heights Ohio two masked gunmen raided an Ohio National Guard Arsenal late at night. They overpowered five guardsmen auditing books of the 107th Cavalry taking four submachine guns and wounding one guard in the wrist and shoulder. A pistol and a shotgun were used as the robbers demanded the machine guns. Authorities pursue leads as the incident unfolds.
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Cleveland
Ohio National Guard
107Th Cavalry
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert Templar
Bast Ord
Yalta
Aorta
Emerg
Churchill
Wice
Jarrent
C. Sullivan
China
Quiet Day as Legislature Plans Tie to Belt Conveyor Bill
Solons saw a calm session with only minor floor actions. The House Commerce and Transportation Committee debated granting utility status to cargo belt conveyor lines, with a final decision expected Tuesday night. Some members doubted a second vote would come last Tuesday.
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Snevonanva
Ee — Esterday
Gators
House
Commerce Tn
Transportation Committee
Tle
ReHamilton
Railway Upset Disrupts Business in Louisville Strike
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad strike enters its sixth day as talks continue with White House attention. Governor Lawrence Wetherby urges reassembly of the Railroad Emergency Board while other governors press for action. Freight and passenger services remain disrupted across key lines in Nashville, Atlanta, and Louisville, with unions seeking better health and welfare terms and operating regularities.
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White House
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville
Lion Hae
Kentucky
Lawrence Wetherby
Acta
Nike
Eilenhower
Washington
James Clagerty
National Railway
John E.tuford
Webidesterday
Fency Board
APL
George E. Leighty
Nashville
Tenn
Francis
LRN
Atlanta
Nashville, Chattanooga
St.enger
Atlanta Joint Louis Railway
Clinchfield
Three Railroads
Driver Faces Court In Five Car Smashup
John Loezi, 25, is slated for a court appearance after his car mounted a curb and struck pedestrians and vehicles. Seven motorists injured in the five car crash on a Baltimore road. Loezi is charged with reckless operation and license violation and is held in city jail.
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Columbus
Avs
m_ Balti ‘nore
Surautos
John Loezi
Butler Says May Swin May Swin ORTLAND Ore
ORTLAND Ore a Democratic National Chairman Paul M Butler comments on the Senate defeat of a Democratic sponsored income tax cut. He says the loss will swing the 1946 elections to the Democrats and that responsibility lies with President Eisenhower while voicing confidence in him delivering the 1966 issue.
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Ortland
Ore
Paul M. Butler
Senate
Eisenhower
Police Hold Youth With Gun and Cash in Detroit
Police detained a youth at a Detroit round bus station after discovering a loaded 38 caliber revolver and 2680.37 in his pockets. Officers reported a typewriter, movie camera and binoculars found in a locker, bought for a trip, with money allegedly taken from relatives. no charges filed yet.
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Grey Young R
Roosevelt Stalin Talks Reveal U S Guard Postwar Europe
The Yalta papers show Roosevelt discussed keeping troops in Europe and trusteeship ideas with Stalin and Churchill. Bohlen notes the president negated a permanent foreign troop presence in Korea and emphasized wartime cooperation against Japan and in the UN.
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Yalta
US State Department
Winston Churchill
Left
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Center
Joseph Stalin
Germany
Russia
Japan
Europe
Lamb Lawyers Appeal to FCC Over Lambs Backing Probe
Edward Lamb faces an FCC appeal challenging an examiner ruling in a six month inquiry. If rejected, proceedings resume and Lamb may testify about alleged associations with Communists and contributions to Communist causes.
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Momsinssuey
Satate Sorveys
Edward Lamb
Federal Communications Commission
Elevator Operator Awaits Better Day After Shaft Incident
New Orleans reports Edwin B. Diodene faced a frightening fall when the elevator car was absent from the shaft as he stepped back into the shaft area. He tumbled three feet to the street level, receiving cuts and bruises but recovering confidence in staff. Day forecast predicts below normal temperatures with mixed precipitation and light snow possible by Tuesday. Sunday outlook shows partly cloudy skies with a warmer trend possible by Tuesday.
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New Orleans
Edwin B. Diodene
Igemat
Enider
Peress Checkers Call In Dentist's Old Boss
The Senate investigations subcommittee called Irving Peress's former Army supervisor, Lt. Col. RufLoot Leverich, chief dental surgeon at Camp Kilmer, N.J., to testify on Peress's promotion and discharge after he refused to answer questions about alleged Communist ties. Lt. Col. Chester T. Brown corroborated that the promotion appeared unlikely but still went through.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Irving Peress
New York
Ruluff Leverich
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Peres
Peress
Chester T. Brown
Kilmer
Brown
Vernon McKennie
Cers
Shock at Yalta Revelations From Long Secret Documents
Senator Bender Robio says the release of long secret Yalta documents shocks the conscience. He accuses the Truman era of suppressing the full record and says China was sold out, Poland was ceded to the Russians, and Western powers allowed a supervised election to be ignored.
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Washington
Bender Robio
Yalta
Bender
Democratic Party
Truman
Poland
Yalta documents may hurt Democrats in 1956 race
Senator Capehart said the Yalta papers will be very damaging to Democrats and could affect the 1956 presidential contest. Other lawmakers warned it might impact hopes for a new Big Three conference with Russia, with mixed bipartisan reactions and debates over foreign policy implications.
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Washington
Capehart
R-Ind
Yalta
Ihly
Representatiee Ohiof
Russia
Vorys
State Department
United States
Church
Renato Mansfield
DM N
Mansfield
Jackson
D-Wash
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Oas
Japan
Easantis
Eisenhower
Turbulent crash kills pilot and reef wrecks tanker load
Turmoil surrounds a crash near Layton as authorities report the death of pilot Harold C. Fischer and a tanker explosion off Aruba. The Finnish vessel, carrying 13000 tons of jet fuel, exploded after the blast, scattering wreckage over a wide area and prompting concerns over cargo reallocation and potential political implications. Reports indicate a U.S. Navy training plane sank in dangerous airspace while offshore, with no immediate word on other casualties.
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Me Calman Richards
Rimana
Take
Yalta
Aruba
Ahly
Ceylon Ponds
Republic
Layton
China
Menator Mundt
WESD
Witc
Capehart
Red China
Air Force
Harold C. Fishcer
Alexandria
Re-Beave Farm
Wes Milton
15 Shipping Co
Smiles
Dayton
Stands Trial for 17 Year Old in April Proceedings
17 year old Frederick Spears will stand trial April 26 before a three judge court. His attorney waived preliminary hearings yesterday. Common Pleas Judge John Carroll granted Spears a requested waiver of jury trial and appointed new counsel for the charges.
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Poernus
Frederick Spears
Common Pleas
John Carroll
Spears
Mystery girl Erika Glaser Wallach sought by U S officials
United States has asked Russia about Erika Glaser Wallach, 31, daughter of Noel and Herta Field and wife of Robert Wallach of Warrenton, Virginia. Erika, missing for years, was reportedly in a Siberian labor camp serving a 15 year sentence. State Department officials disclosed that Ambassador Bohlen inquired into her welfare last February 6. Born in Germany, Erika is not known to be an American citizen, and Bohlen’s representation was on behalf of her husband.
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Yalta
State Department
Roosevelt
Stalin
Japan
Germany
Russia
Churchill
Indochina
Burma
Churchil
Guertor
United Nations
Britain
United States
Europe
Oliman
France
Asingtl
Rutyain
Erika Glaser Wallach
Erika
Opten
Noel
Herta Field
Robert Wallach
Warrenton
Wallachs
Vorkuta
U.S
Charles E
Chip) Bohlen
Bohlen
Noel and Herta Field Freed by Red Hungary in Spy Case
Noel and Herta Field both age fifty were freed last November after five years jailed on spy charges in Red Hungary. They chose to stay in Athens rather than return to the United States. Noel’s brother Hermann, a Gallipolis Cleveland architect, vanished in Glouster in 1949 while seeking Noel. Nelsonville resident Logan was released last fall by Red Markets Poland and exonerated of spy charges. He now lives in England with his wife and children and plans to return to the United States.
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Noel
Herta Field
Red Hungary
Athens
Chauncey
United Comics
Hermann
Gallipolis
Cleveland
Glouster
Logan
Red Markets
Poland
Nelsonville
England
Point’ Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport
United States
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