Barkley Warns Senate Not A Grand Jury In Amerasia Case
Vice President Barkley told the Senate it is not a grand jury and questioned propriety of an impeachment driven inquiry into public officials. He noted impeachment starts in the House and cautioned against dual investigations as 21 Republican senators seek a separate probe of the Amerasia documents case.
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Washington
Barkley
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Amerasia
Capehart
R-Ind
McCarran
D-New
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations
McGrath
New York
Amerasia Magazine
Dour
Congressional
House
Heenlee
McCarthy
R-Wis
Foreign Relations Committee
Atlantic Dollar Day set for Thursday sale event
Atlantic's second of three dollar day events will be held Thursday with merchants offering bargains across price lines. New crisp dollar bills will be issued in change as a reminder, and an eight page extra section of tomorrow's New Telegraph will detail offerings, reaching over 12 000 homes in the Atlantic trade area.
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Atlantic
New Telegraph
Atlantic Trade Area
Weather outlook for the region through Thursday
Fair to start with clearing skies this afternoon. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph this afternoon, then 15 to 20 mph Tuesday. Tuesday night clears, Wednesday and Thursday show partly cloudy to cloudy skies with higher temperatures.
Kidney Transplant From Dead Woman Performed in Chicago
In Little Company of Mary hospital doctors transplanted a healthy kidney from a deceased donor into Mrs. Ruth Tucker, 49, of Chicago, marking the first such operation. Dr. Richard M. Lawler and Dr. James West led teams that worked simultaneously. the donor’s identity was kept private.
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Chicago
Richard M. Lawler
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Lawler
Ruth Tucker
James West
Little Company of Mary
Cook County Hospital
Patrick M. McNulty
Raymond Patrick Murphy
Iowa dries out after weekend flood and rail washouts
Des Moines reports clearing skies and temperatures in the sixties in western Iowa while elsewhere midmorning readings linger in the fifties. The heavy rain caused river overflows, flooded basements and streets in Carroll Le Mars and Correctionville, washouts on the Chicago and North Western tracks, and bus transport for stranded City of Los Angeles passengers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Carroll
le Mars
Correctionville
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Mapleton
Danbury
Brunsville
Carrall
Vail
North Western
Los Angeles
Westside
Omaha
Carrol
Middle Raccoon
Ways and Means Rejects Cigar Tax Cut in New Bill
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 13 to 12 to reject a proposal to cut the federal tax on economy brand cigarettes, clearing the way for a vote on raising corporation taxes by about 500 million dollars annually. President Truman seeks overall tax legislation with wartime excise taxes likely to be offset elsewhere. Senate Democratic Leader Lucas suggested the bill could reach final action in July if the House acts next week.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Truman
Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn Asid
Senate
Lucas
Farley Girl Killed in Nebraska Wreck
A 10-year-old Farley Iowa girl Sherrill Ann Feese died on the way to a Sioux City hospital after a collision between a Frericks car and a truck on Highway 20 in Nebraska. Frericks, her hosts visiting Coleridge, were hospitalized but not seriously hurt. The truck driver Ellis Holdcroft of South Sioux City Nebraska was uninjured.
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Sioux City
Farley, Ia
Nebraska
Sherrill Ann Feese
Ralph Feese
Farley
Sherrill
Frericks
Coleridge, Nob
Highway 20
Ellis Holdcroft
South
Sioux City, Neb
GOP Split On Reactions To McCarthyism
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia governors split over McCarthyism impact on the party. Dewey called mixed on McCarthy charges while Warren and Duff condemned blanket accusations without data. Dewey suggested McCarthy issue may influence November elections.
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Wisconsin
Warren
McCarthy
Republican Party
California
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Senate
Asl
GOP
Warren Pooh
Dewey
Lesue Dewey
New York
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Oregon
Stassen
Duff
Police raid hits pre-dawn poker game in New York
Police raided a pre-dawn poker game in New York and seized 14 women attendees, most of them middle aged housewives, ending the gathering.
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New York
Ruhr Downs Russ Policies in Germany
In Northwestphalia, Ruhr valley workers reject Russia's East German policies and communism, elect a state legislature, and back a socialization of basic industries. Voters show little support for extremist parties, preferring Christian Democrats and Social Democrats.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Ruhr
Russia
Northwestphalia
West Germany
Max Reimann
Dortmund
West
East Germany
North Rhine
Crabtree Sells Interest In Job Shop
Dwight B. Crabtree sells his stake in the Crabtree Garside Printing firm to Earl Garside. The business will operate as Garside Printing. They bought the job printing shop from C. S. Relyea four years ago last January. Both men are former W News Telegraph composing room staff. Crabtree has not announced future plans.
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Dwight BK. Crabtree
Crabtree-Garside Printing Company
Earl Garside
Mr. Garside
Garside Printing Company
Crabtree
Garside
C. S. Relyea Company
Wnews-Telegraph
Latins condemn Gillette coffee probe as threat to Latin economies
Envoys from 14 Latin American countries told Secretary of State Acheson that the Gillette subcommittee report could trigger economic warfare against their nations. They urged no adverse change in U S policy and asked for cooperative measures to prevent anti trust violations while supporting output increases.
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Washington
Acheson
Senate
Gillette
United States
Gillette Committee
U. S
Mey
Uni
Paine Captured In Hollywood
Hollywood, California police detain Harry Clifton Paine 27 an escaped Iowa state hospital patient on grand theft suspicions. He was wounded in a heel escape from Iowa authorities June 8 and tied to a Des Moines kidnapping claim by Mary DeWitt 22. The car Paine drove was reported stolen in Des Moines and linked to a Saturday hit and run.
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Hollywood
Calif
Harry Clifton Paine
Iowa State Hospital
Clarinda
H. C. Meredith
Pete Bishonder
Paine
Iowa
Mary DeWitt
Miss DeWitt
Des Moines
Marion Lange
Bondurant
Flash Flood Claims Life of Iowa Woman
The body of Lena Hellenthal, about 67, was found lodged against willow trees in Dolbe Creek, twelve miles north of Burlington, Monday morning. She disappeared Sunday evening while bringing in cows from a pasture and is believed to have been swept away by a flash flood. She lived with her brother and sister-in-law, Ed and [Mrs.] Hellenthal, who farm near Kingston, Iowa.
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Burlington
Lena Hellenthal
Dolbe Creek
Here
Ed Hellenthal
Kingston
Visiting relatives from Long View and Atlantic
Former Residente Mrs Lola Ballade and her son Pete of Long View Washington, formerly of Atlantic, are visiting at the Hugh Aleu home.
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Lola Ballade
Pete
Long View
Wash
Atlantic
Hugh Aleu
Gambler Frank Erickson Pleads Guilty to Bookmaking Counts
New York millionaire gambler Frank Erickson pleaded guilty to 60 counts of conspiracy and bookmaking. He faces up to 60 years and $30,000 in fines. sentencing set for June 24. Prosecutors described a coast-to-coast illegal bookmaking empire tied to figures like Lansky and Adonis.
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New York
Frank Erickson
Erickson
Special Sessions Court
Sol Gelb
Nathan D. Perlman
Informaon
Informa
Frank 3. Hegan
Gam
Perlman
Hogan
Erickgon
Sonra Ant
Alee
Wee Prince
Park Avenue
Ericksen
Senate
Hegan
Joe Adonis
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Meyer
Jake Lansky
Vincent
Jimmy Blue Eyes
Alo
Detroit
Purple Gang
Colonial Inn
Hallandale
Fla
Truck Carrying 40 Youths Plunges Embankment
A Cumberland Maryland truck transporting 40 high school students for a class picnic plunged 35 feet down an embankment. One 16 year old girl died and two boys were critically hurt. At least 25 others had minor injuries as brakes reportedly failed.
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Cumberland
U.S. 40
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