House investigators urge spy trials for foursome
The House Un American Activities Committee urged spy trials for four persons including two atomic bomb scientists and a Communist party official. It urged prosecution under the 1917 espionage act and cited President Truman’s order restricting public disclosure, while noting Cooper witness Dr. Chapin and others faced possible perjury charges.
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Gazette Radiolog to the Evidence in Executive Branch Files
An official radiology notice appears in the Gazette alleging access to evidence within executive branch files. The report notes administrative procedures and potential compliance actions tied to governance archives. Authorities emphasize safeguarding records while outlining steps for request and review.
Atomic espionage report urges grand jury action and prosecutions
A Senate committee urged a federal grand jury to take all facts immediately and seek swift prosecutions for atomic espionage. The panel cited three treacheries by scientists, named Arthur Adams as a Soviet spy, and suggested possible perjury indictments of Victoria Stone and Eric Bernay. The hearings, held in secret, discussed Groves’s testimony on foreign spy activity against the bomb project.
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Chicago
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Truman
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Soviet Union
Sweden
Oak Ridge
Tenn
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Victoria Stone
Eric Bernay
Hiskey
Polytechnic Institute
Brooklyn
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Marcia Sand
Soviet draft of Berlin air rules would end airlift
Reports say Soviet regulations would ban most Western flights into Berlin by instrument and night, require Soviet permission for routes over Berlin sectors, and allow U S forces to bar landings at Tempelhof. Western allies rejected the draft as making the airlift impossible.
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Walter Rundle
Air Safety Center
Tempelhof
U. S. Zone
United States Army
Greater Berlin
Templehof
Russia
Wiesbaden
U.S. Air Force
Curtis le May
Exclusive KCRG Broadcast Opens Ar Mar Night With Star Band
On Your Dial KCRGS network KCRG KCRK announces an exclusive 10 30 PM broadcast from the Ar Mar ballroom opening night with Harry James taking over the bandstand and Pat Patterson at the mike. The gala airs via KCRG KCRK tonight and on most evenings from the Ar Mar. Rex Conn returns after a trip and Dallas Turner remains heard twice daily. Mutual News Reel reports from Paris cover the United Nations General Assembly.
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Pat Patterson
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KCRK
Rex Conn
Thomas E. Dewey
Rex
United Nations’ General Assembly
Paris
Radio Schedule Note Amid Static Free Broadcasts
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Radio Schedule Fragments From TM Diss 96.9MU Channel 348
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Iowa Dewey Farm Group Organized
DES MOINES OP The Iowa farm committee for Dewey and Warren was formed at a Monday meeting with nineteen men named to the state committee and more to come. H L McKinley of St Anglar was chosen chair man with Henry Burma of Allison as vice chair man. The group will operate on a sectional county and township basis to reach all Iowa farm families and will cooperate with the state GOP central committee. Members named include Gus T Kuester Scott Ellis Francis Johnson Leroy Getting Donovan Kruse J K Lynes Dale Irwin Folmer C Hanson Henry Stevens Harry Weichman Chris H Jensen Wilbur Mollison Earl Elijah Howard Waters Elmer Bass Frederick Ives and W G Lodwick.
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Griswold
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Dallas Center
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Arnolds Park
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Sanborn
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Charles City
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Lake View
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Cedar Falls
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Scranton
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Newhall
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Audubon
Hiss Sues Chambers Over Defamatory Remarks
Alger Hiss filed a $50,000 slander and libel suit in federal court against Whittaker Chambers in Baltimore. Hiss alleged Chambers made untrue statements before the House committee and on Meet the Press on dates in August.
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McGrath resigns as Iowa College of Liberal Arts dean
Dr Earl J McGrath resigns as dean of the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Iowa to take a professorship in higher education at the University of Chicago. He will begin mid October and cites new opportunities in educating future college teachers.
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Gazette
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Iowa
United States Navy Educational Service
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Senate veteran Harlan Bushfield dies at 66
Senator Harlan J. Bushfield of South Dakota died at 5 p.m. Monday after a long illness. He had suffered strokes in recent years and had stepped back from a planned re election bid. Rep. Karl Mundt was chosen to run on the Republican ticket to replace him, opposing John A. Engel in the November election. Bushfield was born August 6, 1882 in Atlantic Iowa and moved to South Dakota as a child.
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