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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1951

Page

2

Prosecution Opens for U.S. Reds After Supreme Court Ruling

The Supreme Court upheld the 1940 Smith Act and convictions of 11 top Communist leaders for a conspiracy to overthrow the U.S. government. U.S. Atty. Saypol said evidence of subversive activity would be brought before a grand jury. The case, led by McGrath aides, signals broad prosecutions, with potential charges against thousands of party members.

Jack Adams Washington U. S Communist Party Supreme Court Vinson United States New York Irving Saypol Federal District Court Raymond P. Whearty McGrath House Appropriations Committee Whearty Justice Department Eugene Dennis Communist Party of the United States FBI

American Boys Group Names Favorite Dads for Fathers Day

Members of the Boys Clubs of America announced selections of favorite American fathers in seven fields. Military General Matthew Ridgway, Radio Bob Hope, Sports Joe DiMaggio, Government Vice President Alben Barkley, Television Dan Seymour, Judiciary Chief Justice Vinson, Movies Robert Young. The boys stressed a dad must share activities with his son, not just provide material comforts.

New York American Today Matthew B. Ridgway Bob Hope Joe DiMaggio Alben W. Barkley Dan Seymour Fred M. Vinson Robert Young Pop

Portland passes on duty recreation curb for police

Portland city council approves an ordinance to limit officers on duty. The rule bans pool shooting and pinball play during work hours to curb recreational activities by police.

Portland, Tenn Portland

New Streptococcus Medicine Promises Rapid Healing

Lederle Laboratories division of American Cyanamid Co announces a new medicine derived from streptococcus germs. The drug dissolves pus blood clots and other substances in injuries and inflammations both external and internal. Gangrene bone infections sores and ulcers are cleared up rapidly.

New York Lederle Laboratories American Cyanamid Co

Quake Shakes Kyushu Island Off Southwest Coast

A sharp earthquake struck Japan's Kyushu island at 2 58 am local time. The epicenter was near Oku island off the southwest coast, according to the Central Meteorological Observatory.

Japan Tokyo Kyushu Central Meteorological Observatory Oku Island

U S to Keep Tab on Korean Situation

Washington reports the United States asked allied nations with troops in Korea to notify promptly of any political changes. The request came at a 30 minute biweekly session with 16 participating countries. A State Department officer said no Communist peace feelers were known.

Washington United States Korea State Department

Gable Refuses Alimony in Divorce Action

Clark Gable answers Sylvia Ashley divorce suit denying cruelty charges and claiming she is worth over 1 million dollars. He states she inherited wealth from the death of Douglas Fairbanks, her former husband, and that she needs no support from him.

Los Angeles Clark Gable Sylvia Ashley Gable London Douglas Fairbanks

Border Jumpers Flood Valley as Deportations Rise

El Centro California reports a flood of illegal crossers dubbed hot potatoes. AFL union actions, a proposed felony immigration bill, and daily deportations of about 1000 wetbacks shape a charged border scene across California and neighboring states.

EL Centro Calif Imperial Valley California

Little High on Beer Turns Into Nick of Time Rescue

In San Francisco Elliott Poor climbed 125 feet atop the Southern Pacific General Hospital smokestack after loud taxi cries woke sleepers at 1 am. Police alerted fire crews who, with Patrolman Richard Hubert and Fireman Edward O'Donnell, carefully retrieved Poor from the perch.

San Francisco Elliott Poor Richard Hubert Edward O’donnell Southern Pacific General Hospital

Witnesses Fail to Appear in Cohen Income Tax Trial

Los Angeles coverage on the Mickey Cohen income tax case entering its third day. Cohen is accused of underreporting 1946 to 1948 income totaling 156123.48. his wife LaVonne also stands as co defendant for joint returns. Missing witnesses Morris Lewis and Luke Smith prompted an early recess. a US Marshal was ordered to produce them. A lender testified that he never lent Cohen money but wrote letters at Cohen's request, as Cohen signed copies of Why I Quit Syndicated Crime during a recess.

Los Angeles Mickey Cohen Cohen Fascinating Finance Lavonne Morris Lewis Luke Smith New York U. S Ben Harrison Bureau of Internal Revenue Kefauver Senate Crime Committee Arthur Seltzer U.S Ernest Tolin Seltzer Mike Howard THE NEW Yorker

From Rackets to Revival Vaus Finds New Path

Months ago he left the rackets and planned a soda shop in Tucson. J Arthur Vaus, once Cohen’s sound engineer who checked for hidden police mics at the Cohen house, was converted by Billy Graham and now preaches on the sawdust trail.

Tucson Ariz J. Arthur Vaus Vaus Cohen Cohen House Billy Graham

Douglas Awarded Custody of Daughters

Donald W. Douglas Jr. won legal custody of his two daughters in Los Angeles after accusing his ex wife Molly Douglas of drunk driving and unfitness. The court noted both parents favored the children for selfish reasons and that Douglas could better provide economically. The ruling followed Molly Douglas joining Alcoholics Anonymous last November.

Los Angeles Donald W. Douglas, Jr Douglas Molly Douglas

Grave-Digging on Controlled List in Bloomington Fees

Bloomington officials add grave-digging to controlled prices after Rose Hill cemetery raises fees from 15 to 25 dollars. Indiana cemetery secretary Zwissler says federal regulation pegged the work’s fee since January 2.

Bloomington Ind Thomas L. Lemon Rose Hill C. C. Zwissler Indiana Association of Cemetery Officials Lemon

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