Reds Seek Reductions in Bail For jailed Communists
Counsel for a group of jailed Communists pressed to cut bail rates up to 20 000 dollars each. Fourteen of sixteen jailed here have two nights in jail. two in poor health freed on low bail. Judge Frank ordered written arguments on bail. Separately in Washington Justice Jackson considered stays of prison sentences for 11 top Communist leaders and five lawyers, with decisions pending.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Jerome N. Frank
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Florida crime probe eyed three potential contempt cases
The U S Senate crime committee may cite Jimmy Sullivan Leo Accardo and Harry Veiler for perjury after disputed answers during Florida hearings. Witness Downey Rice noted testimony by Dallas Carroll about Accardo funding the Morning Mail and the paper's 1950 closure. The panel planned to probe Florida narcotics links and consider summons for Gov Fuller Warren.
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Miami
Fla
U. S. Senate Crime Committee
Florida
Herbert O’conor
Sullivan
Accardo
Rice
Veiler
Morning Mail
Dallas L. Carroll
Carroll
Fuller Warren
Empress Dowager Sadako Given 222000 Funeral Costs
Japan staged a costly funeral for Empress Dowager Sadako costing about 80 million yen. Empress Dowager lay in state at Omiya palace before a procession to Tamagoryo final burial, with crowds estimated at 1 million as Shrine rites proceeded under Shinto priests. Emperor Hirohito expressed deep sorrow and paid tribute at Toshimagaoka Cemetery.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hirohito
Sadako
Imperial Mausoleum
Tamagoryo
Omiya Palace
Emperor Taisho
Toshimagaoka
$157 Million Airforce Project to Be Dedicated
In Tullahoma Tennessee the Arnold Engineering Development Center AEDC will open early next year and be dedicated by President Truman in memory of Gen Henry H Arnold. The project costing 157.5 million dollars will test aircraft jet engines and guided missiles across transonic supersonic and hypersonic ranges.
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Airforce
Korea
Truman
Henry H. Arnold
Washington
AEDC
U.S. asks UN nations to send more Korea war aid
The United States urged UN members to reinforce Korea as Chinese concentrations and aggression rise. Ernest Gross pressed Secretary General Lie for troops from nations that pledged support, with 53 countries promising aid including 16 ground forces and nine naval units.
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U. S
Korea
United Nations
N. Y
United States
Ernest Gross
U.S
Trygve Lie
Gross
Lie
Copenhagen
Washington
Pentagon Unified Command
Australia
Sydney
Britain
Belgium-Luxembourg
Canada
Turkey
Thailand
Union OF South Africa
Republic OF Korea
India
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Truman Satisfied He Won MacArthur Ouster Battle
President Truman appears convinced he has won the MacArthur ouster fight as Congress weighs testimony on his Korea war policy. Hearing panels chaired by Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations move to close, with reports likely by Monday and party splits anticipated.
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Hint Truman
Washington
Truman
MacArthur
Korea
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Douglas MacArthur
Mr. Truman
Pacific
Patrick J. Hurley
Roosevelt
Yalta
Parents Visit St Ansgar Cubs Circus Parade
Parents of St Ansgar cubs were guests as the den four opened with the pledge and den three led the closing ceremony. The Legion clubrooms hosted a circus program with acts and a luncheon prepared by Mrs. Albert Fleming Mrs. Leonard Cecil and Harlan Anderson.
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St. Ansgar Cubs
ST. Ansgar
Legion
den Four
den Three
Albert Fleming
Leonard Cecil
Harlan Anderson
No Need Waiting For Good TV Ad
Radio and television dealer Ferris promotes Zenith products with big trade-in allowances and down to earth prices.
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Ferris Radio and
Preacher Wins 3125 Defamation Judgment in Ozarks Case
Rev. Guy Howard of Branson Missouri won a 3125 judgment against Capitol Record Distributing Co in a defamation suit over a song. A second count for invasion of privacy was decided for the company. Howard and Capitol may seek a new trial.
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ST. Louis
Walking Preacher
Guy Howard
Branson
Radio Corp of America, Inc
Decca Records Corp., Inc
Capitol Records
Missouri
Howard
Brotherhood of the Ministry
Man Held in Fire at Father-in-Laws
Appleton Wisconsin Vincent Kehoe aged 34 pleaded innocent to a charge of setting fire to his father-in-law's home after a quarrel with his wife. He was ordered to stand trial on September 17.
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Appleton, Wis
Vincent Kehoe
Kehoe
Predict Large Pork Supply From 1952 Hog Forecast
The agriculture department forecast the 1952 hog crop at 105,818,000 head, the second largest in U.S. history, with 63,818,000 spring pigs and 42,000,000 fall pigs. Feed prospects appear favorable, shaping a continued rise in pork output for the coming year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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Jerry) Ritter
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