Split Based In Ranks of Spy Probers
Rep. F Edward Hebert challenged Gov. Dewey to open loyalty files for congressional inspection if elected president. Hebert denounced internal committee politics, criticized Dr E A Condon handling, and noted Thurmond would aid the committee with executive files if president.
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Washington
LLP
House
Thomas E. Dewey
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Truman
Dewey
Hebert
House un-American Activities Committee
E. A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
un-American Activities Subcommittee
FBI
Condon
G.O.P
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
Committee
Elks Leader Attacks Communism in Cedar Rapids
George S Hall of Lynbrook New York the national exalted ruler spoke at the Cedar Rapids lodge dinner addressing past exalted rulers Hall denounced communism urging strong democratic living and praising American war effort He was joined by Henry C Warner of Dixon Illinois and GOP Senator Bourke B Hickenlooper at the event with most of the local Elks in attendance.
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Elks
United States
Cedar Rapids
Hall
Lynbrook
N. Y
Order
Russia
Henry C. Warner
Dixon, Ill
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Last Shakers in U S Decline to 63 Members
Pittsburgh Massachusetts reports the Shaker community dwindles to 63 in the United States. The sect forbids marriage and continues a long, steady decline. One of its oldest members, Annie Stephens, died aged 87 in the town.
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Pittsburgh
Mass
United States
Annie Stephens
Wilson Elects Class Officers
Eighteen Wilson high school students were named to class offices this week. The slate includes 12A John Hlavacek as president and Don Barta as vice president with Robert Kelsey as secretary treasurer. 12B Dick Pospisil president and Douglas Hamilton vice president with Eldred Svoboda as secretary treasurer. 11A Harold Cooper president Richard Fisher vice president and Jeanne Kosik secretary treasurer. 11B Paul Charipar president Robert Kadlee vice president Edward Melsha secretary treasurer. 10A Donald Schminkey president Charlotte Walker vice president Lucille Svoboda secretary treasurer. 10B Cecil Moore president.
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Wilson High School
John Hlavacek
Don Barta
Robert Kelsey
Dick Pospisil
Douglas Hamilton
Eldred Svoboda
Harold Cooper
Richard Fisher
Jeanne Kosik
Paul
Mary Ann Machula and Millicent Smith Roles
Mary Ann Machula named vice president and Millicent Smith appointed secretary and treasurer in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Machula
Millicent Smith
Wallace Denies Baldwin Split
Wallace says there are no real disagreements with campaign manager C. B. Baldwin and Baldwin is running the campaign as it should be. Baldwin outlined liberal Democrat support for Helen Gahagan Douglas and Bowles in Connecticut. He urged Mrs. Douglas to file on the Progressive ticket but she declined.
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New York
Henry Wallace
C. B. Baldwin
Baldwin
Progressive Party
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Calif
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
Smulekoff
Wallace comments on Baldwin amid possible split at dinner
Wallace said he read of a possible split with Baldwin with amazement. He claimed he spoke of Baldwin affectionately and sincerely at a Wednesday night dinner and urged standing up straight and strong this year.
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Wallace
Baldwin
Alf
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