Budenz Links Hiss With Communists In Quiz Testimony
Budenz testified before the House committee that Alger Hiss was under Communist discipline and associated with Witt, Pressman, and Abt. He said Smith was a party member, and named Whit and others as linked to the old Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The hearings also touched on a car title transfer involving Hiss and a figure named William Rosen as the probe expands to a broader espionage inquiry.
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Wigton
Louis Budens
Alver Hiss
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Budenz
Fordham University
Hias
State Department
Washington
Whittaker Chambers
Titna
Chambers
Communists
Hiss
Communist Party
Mr. Hiss
Wan
Nathan Witt
Edwin Smith
Mr. Smith
Witt
Lee Pressman
John Abt
Old Agricultural Adjustment Administration
National Labor Relations Board
Smith
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
New York
J. Peters
Budeng
Gu Tlaning
Rep
McDowell
William Rosen
Ford
Chambera
Rosen
Cail
West
Washington Auto Company
Transfe
J. Parnell Thomas
Investigaont
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambera
Department of
Kasenkina Improves as She Tells Her Story
Mrs Oksana Kasenkina showed clear improvement at Roosevelt Hospital after recounting her defection from the Soviet consulate. Doctors called her condition excellent with normal temperature and she expressed a sense of relief after sharing her narrative. Consulate staff remained silent as officials prepared for departures of Consul General Lomakin and Vice Consul Zot Chepurnykh amid international furor.
Kasenkina Letters Face Police Check
Photographs of two letters believed written by Mrs Ok sana S Kasenkina are being turned over to New York police to verify authenticity. State Department says no official suspicion but notes authenticity not confirmed. Officials expect police to question Kasenkina in hospital after her escape from the Soviet consulate.
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Moscow
Oksana S. Kasenkina
New York
State Department
Michael J. McDermott
Mra. Kasenkina
Russia
Jacob M. Lomakin
U. S
San Francisco
Vladivostok
Churchmen Hear Czech Urge Liberal Thinking
Delegates at the World Council of Churches discussed a Czech theologian's call for more imaginative Western thinking on global affairs. A secret session heard reports that some favored suicide rather than return to Soviet influence, amid debates on pacifism colonialism and moral responsibility for peace led by Bishop Wand.
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World Council of Churches
Czechoslovakia
International Queston
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Prague
John Foster Dulles
Lnyman
Dulles
Soviet Union
Prof. Hromadka
West
Aler
Council
Hromadka
London
John William Charles Wand
Kenneth G
Tropical Gale Sends Ships Awaiting Florida Strike
A small but fierce tropical hurricane battered the Russian freighter Petmakis Nomikes about 1,000 miles southeast of Miami with up to 100 mph winds. The John Howard, a disabled American freighter, sought Coast Guard help after engine trouble 250 miles east of Brunswick, while the Virginia cleared the storm. Red Cross officials debated Florida Georgia impact as hurricane hunters tracked a northwestward storm days from land.
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Fla
Petmakis Nomikes
Turk's Island
John Howard
Gerway
Brunswick
Coast Guard
New Orleans
Virginia
Red Cross
Florida
Georgia
Navy
Laurens
5. C
Tokyo Rose Held For Trial In U S
American born Japanese woman Iva Ikuko Toguri d Aquino 32 faces treason charges after arrest in Tokyo and planned voyage to the United States. Prosecutors say she broadcast under the name Tokyo Rose among six English speaking Japanese women. She is to be tried in San Francisco with grand jury proceedings set there.
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Tokyo
San Francisco
D'Aquino
Sugamo
U. S. Justice Department
Tom C. Clark
Pacific
d’Aquino
Ann
Rose
Watts
Cal
University of California
Los Angeles
Japan
Justice Department
Pierse
East States Hit by Heat Wave Reaches 97 in Charleston
A prolonged muggy spell across the eastern states pushed temperatures to a season high of 97 degrees in Charleston yesterday. The Weather Bureau forecasts more sun and warmth today and tomorrow with continued high humidity and discomfort.
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Mercury
Charleston
Weather Bureau
Record Heat Grips West Virginia Statewide
Satan's Kingdom reports extreme heat as Kanawha airport hits a 112 degree high and Huntington tops the state at 100.5. Meteorologist Leroy Stone notes a weekend shower shift, with humidity rising and hotter conditions likely to persist across the mountain state.
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Leroy
Stone
Huntington Weather Bureau
West
Dayan Blames U.N. Ineffectiveness in Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan, Jerusalem military commander, accused U N observers of inaction amid Arab violations of the Jerusalem truce. He cited the re occupation of a Red Cross zone and said Jews had to guard Jewish property after Egypt ignored proposals for a neutral belt. He noted Arab shelling around Talpiot and Menacheh, plus mortars on Ramot El Rebel, while Irgun Zvai Leumi vowed to end its separate status should Jerusalem join Israel.
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Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
United Nations
Holy City
Dayan
U. N
Red Cross Aren
W. N
Red Cross
U.N
Talploth
Men Shearim
Ramot
Sur Bahir
Irgun Zval Leumi
O. Jerusalem
Israel
Power House Blasts Halt Subway Trains in New York
Explosions rocked two subway power houses in Manhattan and disrupted IRT and BMT lines for up to an hour. Police reported the final blast at 7:17 p.m. near East River Drive as trains stalled between stations and signal systems failed. An earlier explosion at 74 Murray Street caused a fire and power outage for West Side and BMT trains from 7:45 to 8:17 p.m.
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New York
74Th St
East River Drive
East Side
Murrray St
West Side
BMT
Irgunists Freed After Two Months Detention
Peter Bergson and four Irgun Zval Leumi members were released after about two months in custody. They were arrested last June over an arms shipment attempt involving the Altalena, which the Israeli army sank. They were held under emergency regulations by order of the army chief.
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Sraeli
Israel Army
Bergson
Four Power Talks Near Kremlin Meeting In Moscow
Reports from Moscow say prospects for a four power accord improved from fair to good as the eighth Kremlin conference with Molotov and Western ambassadors approaches. Officials in Berlin and London deny planned military governor involvement while rumors circulate about currency supervision and new principles to be worked out later.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Molotov
Germany
London
Stalin
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Frankfurt
Kidd Quits Post As Fire Marshal
State Fire Marshal Robert H. Kidd resigns effective Oct 1 after more than five years in the post. Insurance Commissioner David 5 Butler lauds Kidd for public service, noting inspections of 124 hospitals and over 600 schools, plus roles on fire safety committees. Burnsville native Kidd, born 1883, was appointed March 15, 1949, by Lima and married to Henrietta Horner.
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Robert H. Kidd
David 5. Butler
Kidd
Butler
Edgar B. Sims
Lima
Kidd Butler
Buller
Washington
D.C
Burnsville
Gov
Meadows
Burnsville Academy
Broaddun College
Henrietta Horner
Mediator Warns Jews on Breach in Palestine Truce
Stockholm reports Count Folke Bernadotte warned Israel over truce violations and recalled Jewish troops from Red Cross zones. He instructed Gen. Aage Lundstroem to seek a final answer from Moshe Shertok with a U N Security Council report if Israel fails to comply. Additional notes cite Arab violations and a Cairo accusation against Italy over Zionist smuggling in Palestine.
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Stockholm
Folke S Bernadotte
Israel
Palestine
Red Cross
Beexdaea
OTR
United Nations
Aage Lundstroem
Moshe Shertok
Security Council
Holy Land
William Riley
United States Marine Corps
Bernadotte
Jerusalem
Lundstroem
I Israeli
U. N
John McDonald
U. S
Bernard Joseph
Cairo
Arab League
Haly
Bevin Convenes Cabinet On Moscow Talks
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin called a cabinet meeting after talks with Prime Minister Attlee on East-West discussions in Moscow. Earlier, US Ambassador Lewis Douglas met Bevin and Sir William Strang, while Attlee recuperates in hospital from a skin ailment. An informant said Attlee asked Bevin to brief the cabinet on Moscow developments.
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Bevin
Moscow
London
Ernest Bevin
Attlee
Lewis Douglas
William Strang
Britain
New Blood Swap Reports Promise Kidney Relief
A French physician reports successful treatment of nephritis in adults via a large blood exchange swap. In 180 patients, ten quarts of donor blood replaced the patient’s, with about 90 percent success in kidney recovery and temporary leukemia improvements. Dr. Marcel Bessis notes potential for other illnesses and simpler future methods.
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Swain
S Buffalo
Marcel Beszis
Paris
International Society of Hematolory
Peraonsz
Beasis
Bessis
National Center For Blood Transfusion
Communists Press Berlin Claim for New City Administration
In Berlin a large Communist led march demanded a new city government aligned with the Soviet Union. A later counter demonstration by Socialists and liberal parties condemned the invasion and urged a neutral meeting place outside the Soviet sector as Western powers weigh Berlin governance.
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Berlin
Andi Communist A
Ines
East Berlin
Ceremany
Socialist Unity Party
SED
Christian Democratic Union
SEC
Russia
London
Otto Suhr
ADN
Taft Movement Sparks Fresh National Talk
In a string of public remarks the president dismisses criticism while insisting Taft is indeed advancing. The exchanges highlight partisan strain as debate over policy and leadership persists.
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