McCarthy Censure Debate Opens as Reds Charge Dupes
Washington Nov 9 An amended censure resolution against Sen McCarthy was filed in the Senate with Rep. Watkins leading the investigation. McCarthy accused the committee of acting as an unwitting handmaiden to Communists and prepared a floor speech asserting the committee distorted facts. Senator Case defended the merits of the charges while cautioning against martyrdom and praising McCarthy's earlier anti subversive work. Continued on page twelve.
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McCarthy
Senate
Communist party
Watkins
Utah
Wisconsin Republican
Ralph W. Zwicker
United States Senate
jit
Case
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Weather Outlook for Bridgeport and New York City
Official Weather Bureau report shows Bridgeport and vicinity expect sunny and cool today with highs in the mid to upper 40s and tonight’s low 35 to 40. Thursday brings partial clouds and slightly warmer conditions, with New York City mirroring Bridgeport’s forecast. Continuous coolness and light humidity prevail with a 4.8 inch precipitation tally for the month so far. The almanac notes November 10 as the 314th day of the year with sunrise at 6:35 a.m. and sunset at 4:39 p.m.
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U. & Weather Bureau
BRIDGEPORT
NEW YORK CITY
Airliner lands safely with jammed wheel on two wheels
An American Airlines Convair 240 carrying 43 aboard landed on two wheels at Midway after circling for an hour with a jammed right main gear. All 40 passengers and three crew uninjured. The craft diverted to Glenview NAS, right wing damaged, amid sparks. Passengers included Mrs. William G. Stratton and Rep. Peter F. Mack Jr. The pilot said emergency gear-down failed before the safe gliding touchdown.
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Midway Airport
Glenview Naval Air Station
Wiliam G. Stratton
Illinois
Peter F. Mack, Jr
Carlinville
Hugh Barron
Tulsa
Okla
Telegram Daily Contents Overview
The page lists sections and page numbers across Telegram Daily including features for everybody, classifieds, comics, editorials, obituaries, sports, theater, and women's news. Notable names include Angelo Patri Constantine Brown Dr Bundesen Erich Brandeis Jacoby on Bridge and a cross section of features and puzzles.
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Angelo Patri
Constantine Brown
Dr. Bundesen
Erich Brandeis
Financial News
Connecticut to consider $300 Korean War veteran bonus
Hartford AP November 9 A $300 bonus for Korean war veterans in Connecticut will be discussed when the General Assembly opens January 5. A bill by Sen John A Minetto provides a $20 million bond issue to fund the Korean Bonus Bonds of the State of Connecticut. Eligible are armed forces members with exclusions for civilian employment or prior bonuses. payments are $10 per month of service for short-term service, with a death benefit implied in the course of service.
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GOP
HARTFORD
Connecticut
General Assembly
Secretary of State
John A. Minetto
Goshen
armed forces
armed services
Jury acquits cop of five burglaries in Hartford
East Hartford policeman Louis Laraia 27 was acquitted by a Superior court jury on five burglary charges. Judge James E. Murphy accepted the verdict though he publicly doubted Laraia’s innocence. Rudolph Guedesse, 25, a fellow officer, testified as the state’s star witness. Defense attorney Thomas F. McDonough criticized Guedesse’s account.
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Laraia
Thomas F. McDonough
Guedesse
Senator McCarthy Receives Connecticut Award
Five Bridgeport area citizens presented Sen Joseph McCarthy with a silver trophy in his office honoring his fight against communism Rev Delmar S Markle of St George's church spoke for the Connecticut Non Partisan committee and Connecticut Volunteers praising his defense of western civilization and religious liberty McCarthy said support from the people helps him press on despite a pending Senate censure motion for alleged contempt
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Joseph McCarthy
Delmar Markle
St. George’s Episcopal church
Washington
Connecticut
McCarthy
Connecticut Volunteers
Bridgeport area
RWis
Delmar S. Markle
St. George’s church
Senator McCarthy
Connecticut Non-Partisan committee
Senate
Japan protests downing of U S RB-29 as provocative
Tokyo called the shooting down by Russian MIGs a provocative act and a violation of Japanese air as it urged the Soviet government to prevent recurrence. The incident left one American dead, 10 crew members parachuted to safety near Nemuro, while Japan for the first time claimed sovereignty over the Habomars.
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Japan
Foreign Office
United States
Nemuro
Hokkaido
Soviet Union
Russia
Shikotan island
Habomai-Shikotan islands
San Francisco
U. S
Kuriles
Yalta
Bohlen Criticized Over Moscow Celebration Attendance
Ambassador Charles E Bohlen faced senatorial criticism for attending a large Moscow celebration after Soviet planes shot down an American photo bomber north of Japan. Senator Knowland of California led the rebuke amid tensions with the Soviet Union.
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WASHINGTON
Charles E Bohlen
Moscow
Japan
Knowland
California
Ex Postmaster Dies After Race in Ridgefield
George Lounsbury Rockwell 38 former Ridgefield postmaster died after a half mile race with friend Harry Pancotti. Rockwell collapsed from a coronary thrombosis as medical examiner cites violent exercise. He was Ridgefield native, longtime postmaster, and former deputy sheriff.
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Ridgefield
George Lounsbury Rockwell
Governor Street
Joseph Sloan Bell
Rockwell
Ridgefield high school
Fairfield
Murder trial vivid: Dr Sam Sheppard denies role
Cleveland on November 9 AP report details sworn testimony in the Sam Sheppard murder trial. Dr Samuel H Sheppard, 30, osteopath, faced questions about his wife Marilyn Sheppard's death. Bay Village Mayor J Spencer Houk testified he received an anxious call July 4 and saw Dr Richard N Sheppard confirm the victim’s condition as he spoke with Sam.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
J. Spencer Houk
Bay Village
here
Sheppard Houk
Houk
Sheppard
Richard N. Sheppard
Police push hunt for murder clue in New Canaan death
Police pursued leads on Stan ley Zdonick of Naugatuck in the death of Mrs. Margaret Ford George of Waterbury found slain in New Canaan. A national pickup order was issued. investigators seek the suspect who was last seen with her before she was killed. Her body was taken to Waterbury for burial.
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NEW CANAAN
Stanley Zdonick
Naugatuck
Margaret Ford George
Waterbury
Lorin W. Willis
Michael Rosa
George
Zdonick
James T. George
Windsor
Zdenick
Roche GUILTY Will Get CHAIR in New York trial
A jury in New York found John Francis Roche, 27, guilty of first degree murder, making the death penalty mandatory. The plumber’s helper confessed to four murders and a fifth, but was tried only for the rape slaying of 14 year old Dorothy Westwater. Sentencing set for November 30 by General Sessions Judge Jonah J. Goldstein.
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NEW YORK
John Francis Roch
Dorothy Westwater
Jonah J. Goldstein
Roche
SBA Consultant Quits Over Inactivity Criticism
J Leo Bourassa resigns as SBA consultant in Franklin New Hampshire after saying he spent only 24 hours in the field over 51 days. Named May 17 by Senator Styles Bridges and Robert W Upton the two months prior involved no field work. Bourassa cites constant idleness and informs SBA Administrator Wendell B Barnes in a Nov 4 letter then resigns Nov 6.
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FRANKLIN
Federal Small Business Administration
SBA
J. Leo Bourassa
Bourassa
New Hampshire
U. S
Styles Bridges
Robert W. Upton
Wendell B. Barnes
New England
Boston
Barnes
Chest Fund Orwe Closes Tonight in Bridgeport
A victory dinner at Stratfield hotel tonight marks the end of the 35th Red Feather campaign for Bridgeport Community Chest and Council. The drive, extended 12 days, stood at 80 percent with 728 403 dollars raised toward the 916 944 goal, as 4 000 volunteers urged pledges to finish strong before tomorrow's meeting.
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Stratfield
Red Feather
Bridgeport Community Chest and Council
Community Chest and
Council
DM Read company
Sidney Reisman
Charlee H. Abbott
Abbott
Remington Arms company
Mr. Davis
Mass Picketing Continues At Underwood Plant
Union head says mass picketing will continue as maintenance access is blocked at the Underwood Broad and Alien Streets plant. Six workers arrested after clashes at the gates. one woman injured. Local 267 IUE CIO demands concessions before any maintenance proceeds. Carey pledges full international backing and aid from other locals.
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Broad and Alien Streets
Charles R. Weidman
stfikers
Carey
international
James B. Carey
IVUE-CIO
Connecticut
State CIO
international union
IUE-CIO
Underwood service division
Underwood
Gilbert and
Bunnell
Withame
Weidman
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