Government Drive Against Reds Reaches New York Headquarters
In midtown Manhattan the Communist Party national headquarters at 23 W 26th St faces a government bid to register as an arm of the Soviet Union. Leaders have refused, facing penalties. the party also runs The Worker newspaper and New York state offices from the same building.
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Daily Worker
New York
Communist Party
United States
Midtown Manhattan
Party
Empire State Building
Fifth Avenue
26Th St
Soviet Union
Worker
Claude Lightfoot
Chicago
Benjamin Davis
National Secret Party
Lightfoot
Illinois
Justice Department
Hall
the Worker
Working People's Paper
New York State
Adolf Hitler
Browder
Eugene Dennis
Sphinx Speaks Voice in Spy Case With French Ties
Cairo reports a French spy ring bribery case touches Egypts cultural sites. An official and nine others face charges tied to a 14 000 bribe to steer the son et lumiere contract for the sphinx and pyramids writing to Philips Eclairage et Radio of Paris. A commission to probe the deal is set.
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Cairo
Egypt
Voice
Ministry of Culture
Jean Bellivier
Mohammed Saad Abdel Maguid
Son Et Lumiere
la Societe Philips Eclairage Et Radio of
Paris
Maguid
Nasser
al Ahram
Thurmond Says Communism Advancing Through World
Senator Strom Thurmond warns at Hollywood rally that communism is advancing globally due to U S State Department policies he calls paralysis He claims a Moscow meeting set out to curb anti Communist talks by U S military leaders and that the military is a prime target in propaganda efforts by the Communist party.
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Thurmond
Los Angeles
J. Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
U.S. State Department
First Congregation Church
Freedom Club
State Department
Korea
States’ Rights Party
U.S
Moscow
Defense Department
Gus Hall
Communist Party
Worker
Farmer Found After Boat Is Fogbound
In Paducah Kentucky the fogbound Ohio river tug Robin heard a scream and found Calvert City farmer Fred MacFarland age 33 with a hand caught in a corn picker. After freeing him and providing first aid he was taken to a hospital with a broken finger and torn hand.
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Paducah
Calvert City
Ohio River
Robin
Fred MacFarland
MacFarland
Churchill Cheered in Parliament on His 87th Birthday
Sir Winston Churchill entered the House of Commons to a rare ovation as Parliament halted business. Conservatives and Labour members cheered, the spectators gallery joined, and Churchill, moved to tears, thanked the House after a brief bow. The day followed a packed schedule of greetings, lunch, and family celebrations.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Mother of
Britain
Sir Winston
Savoy Hotel
Matchbook ads drive record U S retail giveaways
Matchbook advertising generates enough revenue that U S retail outlets can afford to distribute about 196 billion matchbooks annually across the market setting.
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U. S
Truman Attacks Eisenhower Over Public Image in St Louis
Former President Harry S. Truman told a St. Louis County Democratic dinner that Eisenhower and Nixon excelled at public relations and prioritized appearance over substance. He criticized their administration for valuing labels over the contents of the package. The remarks followed a recent cordial meeting at the Truman Library in Independence, Missouri.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
St. Louis County
Democratic Committee
Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Truman Library
Independence
New Bank Teller Faces Robbery Stress at Oakland Branch
Patricia Norton, 20, a teller at Bank of America on 33rd Avenue in Oakland, fainted after receiving a holdup note from a man. Co workers found the note after she collapsed. the suspect had already fled.
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Oakland
Calif
Bank of America
33Rd Avenue
Patricia Norton
Civil Defense Eyes Shelters in Schools Nationwide
Civil defense planners consider using shelters in schools as key refuges in a nighttime nuclear attack. The program would have the federal government help fund adapting schools, with pilot markings expanding nationwide and a goal to shelter up to 100 million people.
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Washington
Civil Defense
Pentagon
Civil Defense Office
Steuart Pittman
The
Kennedy
New York State
Dairy Industry Discusses Radioactive Fallout Health Links
Minnesota Milk Council and Northwest Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers heard that calcium rich milk concentrates radioactive isotopes like strontium 90 and iodine 131 in the body. Radiation chief Warren Lawson noted no significant rise in milk tests since recent nuclear tests and expected a spring rise as cows graze pasture. Joseph Lickteig became milk council president. C. J. Price and Harvey Nelson named vice president and treasurer respectively. Harold Strong elected ice cream group president with Bryan Rossi and D T Carlson among board members.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Milk Council
Northwest Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Warren R. Lawson
State Health Department
Lawson
Health Department
Russia
Milk Council
Joseph J. Lickteig
Austin
C. J. Price
Red Wing
Harvey C. Nelson
Duluth
R. J. Schneider
Albert Lea
D. A. Dannheim
New Ulm
Harold H. Strong
Bryan Rossi
Rochester
D. T. Carlson
Willmar
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