Welch Breaks Down Under McCarthy's Withering Fire
Washington Welch a 64 year old Army special counsel weeps after learning he faces a rough Senate hearing McCarthy pressed Welch and lawyer Fisher under attack and Welch denounced McCarthy in a tearful moment McCarthy kept pressure on Welch and Cohn while Adams and Stevens questioned the Army's actions.
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Welch
McCarthy
Washington
Joseph N. Welch
Army
Army-McCarthy
Boston
Senate
Sen. McCarthy
Fisher
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Stevens
Senate Committee
John G. Adams
Adams
Eisenhower
National Lawyers Guild
Ottumwa Truck Driver Dies in Collision and Fire
Charles Skinner, 35, of Ottumwa, died when his soft drink truck hit a bridge railing on Highway 92 three miles west of Ottumwa. A woman believed to be Skinner’s wife was hospitalized at Mahaska Hospital with a compound arm fracture, shock, cuts, bruises, and burns. The crash occurred as the truck attempted to pass a car on the bridge.
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Oskaloosa
Charles Skinner
Ottumwa
Here
Skinner
Mahaska Hospital
Vet Can I Get His Wife Back
National Guardsman Charles Irvine Sailor, 31, says his non citizen wife is stranded in Canada after immigration officials refused entry on a visitor visa. Irvine, who commanded Battery C, 708th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion, recounts sending his wife and their son to live with her British mother in Germany, then to Canada. He married in 1950 in England and notes they previously entered the U.S. on a visitor visa without trouble. No comment from immigration authorities was available.
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Pittsburgh
Europe
Korea
Niagara Falls
Canada
Charles Irvine
708Th
National Guard
Lori
Arthur Mullin
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Germany
Montreal
Irvine
South Sea
England
U. S
Bush Caps No 10 as Lincoln Wins
Lincoln defeated Colorado Springs 9 6 and 80 on Wednesday night. Andy Bush became the first Western League pitcher to reach 10 victories this season.
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Bush
Lincoln
Colorado Springs
Andy Bush
Congressman Freed of Drunk Charge Assures renomination
Congressman Harlan Hagen of California was cleared of a drunk in an auto charge by Fresno Municipal Court due to congressional immunity. A separate drunk driving charge was filed against his executive secretary George Baker. Hagen expressed gratitude to voters after his primary victory and said the dismissal vindicates his protest against arrest.
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Fresno
Calif
Harlan Hagen
D-Calif
Washington, D. C
Hanford
Maker
George C. Baker
Hagen
Baker
Kern County
Baden to defend title at New Ulm invitational golf meet
Minneapolis golfer Bill Baden will defend his title at the New Ulm Invitational Golf Meet this Saturday and Sunday. Nearly 100 entries have been received for the event.
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New Ulm, Minn
Minneapolis
Bill Baden
Seixas and Trabert Share Priory Lawn Title in Rain
Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert, both United States Davis Cup players, shared the Priory Lawn tennis singles championship after rain washed out the Birmingham, England final.
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Birmingham
England
Vic Seixas
Tony Trabert
United States
Lions Can Leap Eight to Ten Feet Vertically
A field note reports that lions can jump vertical heights ranging from eight to ten feet. This measurement highlights feline athletic capability observed in captive or observed populations.
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Frederick G. Fisher
Senator
Harvard Law School
The
Lawyers Guild
House Un-American Activities Committee
Guild
Hungary
Stiver’s Nursery
Sterling Shopping
Joseph Simonson
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Main Street
Oakland
Kenwood
Twin Cities
Associated Press
Wothers
Gildner
Han Toe
Men’s Cotton & Rayon
Boy's
Dad
Seixas
Trabert
Hiway Sales Co
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