Attorneys Back Stevenson In Hiss Testimony Dispute
Twenty two prominent attorneys from both parties challenged Richard Nixon's claim that Adlai Stevenson testified involuntarily for Alger Hiss. They said Stevenson acted legally and properly and did what any good citizen would do, noting he testified by deposition at Hiss's perjury trial when asked by counsel.
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New York
Richard Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Nixon
Stevenson
Gov. Stevenson
Hiss
State Department
R. Keith Kane
Cadwalader, Wickersham and
Taft
Kane
John Foster Dulles
G.O.P
Joseph E. Davies
Russia
John W. Davis
William J. Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Yale
University of Illinois
University of Pennsylvania Law School
American Bar Association
Chicago
Post Korea Vets Eligible For Jobless Pay
Veterans discharged since Korea began are eligible for 26 dollars a week in unemployment pay. Officials noted 1,111,000 service members have been discharged since the Korea outbreak, with all states and territories signing agreements with the labor department to provide benefits.
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Washington
Korea
Tobin
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Labor Department
Rent bill to pay veterans unemployment benefits
The act provides 326 a week for 26 weeks to veterans who served after June 27 1950 with state funding reimbursed by the government. Benefits end after 26 weeks or 676 total. Recipients must be able to work, not refuse suitable work, have honorable discharge and 90 days continuous service, and not collect mustering-out pay the same week.
State practices vary on start of full week’s work
Wednesday notice notes that state rules differ about when a worker may start a full week’s employment. Some states delay acceptance of claims for several days.
Slicer Boosts Coal Output in West Virginia Mine
The U S Bureau of Mines reports tests with a new German coal planer in a West Virginia mine may raise recoverable coal in thin beds. The machine cut a slice three inches thick and about three feet wide by 328 feet long in four minutes, outputting more than eight tons. It operates in beds as thin as 24 inches, dragging across the face at 15 feet per minute with removal teeth and plow like action pushing coal onto a conveyor.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Bureau of Mines
West Virginia
King Farouk and family depart Capri for winter Rome
Egyptian ruler King Farouk Queen Narriman and their infant Ison left Capri on Wednesday to spend the winter on the Italian mainland. They plan to occupy a villa near Rome.
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Capri
Italy
Fe Mer
Farouk
Egypt
Narriman
Ison
Isle of Capri
Rome
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