Hoover Asked For Opinion On Amerasia Case
Senator Knowland sought from FBI Director J Edgar Hoover a congressional reply on whether the government bungled the Amerasia stolen documents case of 1945. Hoover referred the inquiry to Attorney General McGrath as Knowland and Loyalty Investigating Committee members returned from Europe.
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Hoover
Amerasia
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
GOP
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Sen
Knowland
R-Cal
Atty
McGrath
Il Knowland
Senate Loyalty Investigating Committee
Europe
Green
O-R.l
Sen. Lodge
R-Mass
TJ. S
Middle East
State Department Security Administration
Senate
Tydings
McCarthy
U. S
Acheson
Red Probe Commission Opposed in McCarthy Clash
President Truman allegedly plans a three man panel to probe Communist influence in government with Edm Chester Nimitz Judge Higgins and Judge John Park named. The story notes the Tydings committee’s broadened inquiry and AVC calls for McCarthy impeachment while Knowland presses for Congress access to FBI and State questions.
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Red
Washington
UINS
Drew Pearson
Truman
Pearson
Chester W. Nimitz
Joan Patrick Higgins
Superior Court of
Massachusetts
John J. Park
North Carolina
U.s.court of Appeals
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Uniform System of Radar Advised
Montreal reports Lt Col Patrick says Canada should study and adapt a unified radar warning and air traffic control system. He notes the US 15year 1.2 billion dollar program, while urging careful consideration before adoption. He stresses importance of cooperation as emergency air navigation safety depends on integrated facilities.
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Montreal
K. BR. Patrick
Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
United States
Patricks
Inside Today Amusements Health and Classifieds Reel
The page highlights entertainment and health sections with ads and a mix of listings. It references a radio TV feature and several numeric codes likely page markers or catalog numbers for games and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kugalen - Eyarsword
Lowella Parcons
Colnaynists
Radio-Tv
Teaneck Teenagers Ban From Theater After Fires
Teaneck New Jersey June 4 1 theater manager Al Harris bans teenagers under 18 unaccompanied by parents after three fires and boisterous nightly crowding. Police report a 13 year old boy arrested for starting fires. Teens may attend matinees. local school president supports the ban.
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Teaneck
N. J
Rouse
al Harris
Safetgard
Teaneck Board of Education
UAW to Probe Gosser Charges at Unprecedented Board Meet
The CIO United Auto Workers announces its 23 member executive board will meet in Cleveland to review charges of labor dictatorship against international UAW Vice-President Richard T. Gosser. President Walter Reuther will chair hearings as Emil Mazey’s committee reports on Toledo Local 12. The local represents about 35 000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Felede
Ohio
International Uaw
Richard T. Gosser
UAW
Walter Reuther
Gosset
Toledo
Emil Mazey
Gosser
Mazey
Howe Ready
Ward Fire Destroys Three Houses Leaving 28 Homeless
A early morning fire in Ward destroyed three duplex houses causing $45,000 damage and leaving 28 people homeless. No injuries reported. Fire chief George Tucker of Glasgow cited the source of the blaze as an overheated stove in the Sellards home, with rapid spread to nearby houses.
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Ward
George Tucker
Glasgow
Buck Smith
Calvin Harrison
Wilmer Harrison
Floyd Sellards
Bennie
Young
Tucker
Sellards
Wilmer Harrisons
Tuck
Dies of Crash Injuries Survives by 29 Years in Dunbar
Clarence Leslie Hundley Sr. 60 of 1325 Grosscng Ave Dunbar died in a Charleston hospital from injuries after a State Road truck ran off a road Friday. A longtime engineer with the State Road Commission since 1943 he served as district engineer in several sections and was once assistant to the chief engineer. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Dunbar AF and AM Scottish Rite Masons and Beni Kedem Shrine. Surviving are his wife, Lola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Leslie Hundley
Dunbar
Charleston
Hundley
Glasgow
Montgomery
Cedar Commission
Grove
Baptist Church of
Dunbar, Dunbar
West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers
American Road Builders Assoc
Lola
Iowa to Test Brannan Plan in Key Primaries
In a week marked by the Brannan farm plan, Iowa confronts a pivotal Democratic Senate primary featuring Albert J. Loveland's resignation and Nelson Kraschel opposing Otha Wearin. California votes in a major early test for Roosevelt as Earl Warren seeks renomination and Nixon Douglas Boddy vie for U S Senate in a three way race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Jin Town
California
New Mexico
South Dakota
Iowa
Albert J. Loveland
Brannan
Nelson G. Kraschel
Otha Wearia
Loveland
Brandan
James Hoosevelt
Earl Warren
Warren
Senate
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Helen Gshagar Douglas
Los Angeles
Manchester Boddy
Yace
U. S. Senate
Deadline Near For Tax Bill Warned By Senate Chairman
Senate Finance Committee Chairman George D-Ga i warned that passing a tax bill this year is unlikely without House approval before July 1. He noted hearings and heavy Senate debate, with Ways and Means pushing tax cuts while President Truman wants tighter measures and higher revenues to offset deficits. Leaders say the House may defeat any bill that increases the deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
George D-Ga i
Senate Finance
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
George
Congress
Finance Committee
Senate
Truman
Rdoughten
D-Nc
Legislative Drafting Service
Strip Mine Blast Destroys Home Near Lizemore
A dynamite blast at a strip mining operation near Lizemore Clay County blew the home of unemployed miner Lee Os horne and his family off its foundation. Os horne and wife June Osborne and their two children were inside a two room house. The wife and children were found on a bed amid debris while Os horne was thrown about 40 feet down the hill. Betty 34 years and Nancy 18 months were unharmed except for minor injuries. The blast origin traced to Tesla Brothers Co of Cleveland Ohio. cause undetermined. Company reps could not be reached for comment.
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Lizemore
Clay County
Lee Oshorne
Tesla Brothers Co
Cleveland
June Osborne
Osborne
Betty
Nancy
Misier
Ivy Clinic
Addi
Gazette
Senators Jockey For Budget Slash In Congress
A group of Senators, led by Senator Bridges, races for another big cut in President Truman's budget. The House recently cut about 2.07 billion from a 20.96 billion request. Debates weigh a uniform percentage versus possible exemptions for military, FBI, and defense spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Sen
Bridges
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New Hospital to Test Isotopes in Cancer Fight Near Argonne
Chicago June 4 a new radiology hospital for isotope cancer treatment will open near Argonne National Laboratory. The $3.5 million facility at the University of Chicago will start patient trials next year with short lived radioisotopes fed to patients soon after production to target specific body sites such as the thyroid with iodine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hospital
Chicago
Atomic Energy
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
University of Chicago
AEC Argonne National Laboratory
du Page County
Twelve Russian soldiers killed in anti-Soviet train sabotage
Berlin dispatch says 12 Russian soldiers died when anti-Soviet underground dynamited a munitions train near Greiz Saxony. The blast halted arms movements to the East Zone police army. Authorities tightened rail security, placed guards at yards, and pursued saboteurs amid arrests of over 1,200 saboteurs this year.
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Berlin
INS
Greiz
Saxony
East Zone
Russia
East Germany
Security Police
Tra
Zatt
Liberal party leads in Japanese election returns
Early unofficial results from Japan's national election show Premier Shigeyu Yoshida's Liberal party leading with 34 of 71 seats. Socialists hold 18, Green Wind Soviety 4, Democrats 3, Independents 12, as 132 seats of 250 in the upper house are decided. Communist fate uncertain amid tougher crackdown talks. one leader Kazuo Fukomots.53 defeated in North Central Japan. Government seeks ban, with General MacArthur backing the move.
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Tokyo
Shigeyu Yoshida
Liberal Party
U. S
Liberals
Green Wind
Sovielty
Democrats
Stoke
Kazuo Fukomots
Japan
Shchi Ueda
Kyodo
Communist Party
MacArthur
Youths Launch Election Drive At Boys State
About 300 high school juniors from across West Virginia arrived for the 15th annual Boys State sponsored by the American Legion. Governor Henry Honey Shores presided at opening, with primary elections for state senate and house nominees set for tomorrow night and the main election scheduled for Tuesday.
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Jackson's Mill
West Virginia American Legion
Henry F Honey Shores
Charleston
Senate
House of Delegates
Normal Weekend Death Toll Reaches 165
AP tally compares a normal weekend with Memorial Day period showing 165 total deaths by Sunday 5:30 pm EST versus 209 during the four day holiday last year. State totals list traffic drownings and miscellaneous fatalities across multiple states, highlighting higher holiday tolls overall.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Mlingis
Indiana
Towns
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maigaryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Dayolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Jap Regime Acts to Ban Communists
A complex report from Tokyo notes moves by Japan's leadership to outlaw the Communist Party amid political turmoil. Prime Minister Yoshida commented on a violent incident against U.S. soldiers and warned of aims to disrupt peace efforts. Official results show gains for the Social Christians and Social Liberals, with Leopold's fate and exile tying into postwar power shifts.
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Tokyo
Sselgium
Tkpsa Aeverpeuedh
Belgium
Social
Communist Party
Attijan Party
Usds
Ne Kyotio News
Utd
Opold
Shigeru Yoshidi Yespia
Leopold
Switzerland
Yoshida
U.S
Reius
Teda
Asda
Kyodo
Kans
Foust Oly Seraw
Spitle Jfian
Leonard
Rehirn
U. S
Japan
Gen. MacArthur
Mace
Arthur
Hardlebor
Formosa Invasion Delay Predicted by Report
Wah Kiu Yat Po says Russian advisers urged delaying a Formosa invasion until next spring. Shanghai reports claim Red China lacks ships and air cover to mount invasion. Nationalist withdrawal alters timetable and forces Red China to revise plans.
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Hong Kong
Wah Kiu Yat Po Today
Formosas
Shanghai
Red
Chen ¥i
Third Field Army
Chushan
Wah Kiu Yat Fa
Fac
Wah Kiu Yat Pa
Red China
Canton
US says it can build unmatched atomic artillery and missiles
General J Lawton Collins told NBC on Armed Forces Hour that the United States can produce powerful atomic artillery and guided missiles that Russia cannot duplicate. He said the weapons are defensive in use and would outpace Soviet advances in Western Europe, signaling a major shift in global military balance.
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Washington
U. S
Armed Forces Hour
NBC
Collins
Russia
Supreme Court May Rule On Segregation in Schools
The Justice Department backs ending school segregation in Texas and Oklahoma state universities while 11 southern states warn of widespread damage to public education if banished. The court aims for a June 5 term finish with cases on separate but equal facilities and dining car segregation awaiting decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Texas
Oklahoma
South
Washington
Department
Hnal
Senator Gillette Attacks Acheson At London Conference
Senator Gillette charged that Secretary Acheson pledged secret commitments at the London conference affecting the United States and its property. He urged full disclosure of all pledges tied to Atlantic security plans, while committees move to draft a new arms sharing program and omnibus foreign aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gillette Dia
Acheson
London
Gillette
Atlantic
U. S
House
Senate
Truman
Cond
Forpian
White House
House Foreign Affairs
Kee
Val
Senate House
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate Foreign Relations Cirsirmian Connally
D-Tex
Fis Junit
Tadin Faruir
Sen
Sparkman
Scientist Envoy Network Planned
Washington outlines a world wide network of American scientist diplomats to gather and share non-secret research. Dr. Lloyd Berkn? Berkner urges field delegations to international meetings behind the Iron Curtain and urges contact with Soviet science to avoidbeing cut off in a scientific war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Lloyd V. Berkter
Acheson
America
Russia
Department
Berkner
Moscow
Charleston Skies Monday Weather Forecast Snippet
Fragment shows a weather forecast fragment for Charleston with partial sunrise sunset data and map reference. No complete events or figures available.
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Uniform System of Radar
CL. Hundley
Kelley's Creek
Hickenlooper
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Des Moines
Earl E. Wildem
Henry B. Thompson
Chan Gurney
Francis Case
Gurney
FC. A
Senators
Ment
Leopold Party
Social Christians
Ueda
Victor Larock
The
Sist
Paris
le Peuple
House of Representatives
Social Chritians
Socials
Social Christian
Formosa
Reds
Pagi
Eta
High Court
Taja
Weil
Senator Flays Acheson
Securciry
Venus
Rining
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