Marilyn Monroe and Miller announce marriage plan
Washington reports playwright Arthur Miller told the House Un American Activities Committee he will marry Marilyn Monroe and publicly acknowledged past support for groups labeled Communist fronts. He sought a passport to visit London before July 1 and said the date and place of the wedding remain undetermined.
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Capitol
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
England
Marilyn
New York
Londo
Marilyn Mou
Joe Miller
London
United States
Leader vows to oust U S troops from Iceland
Reykjavik June 2 Foreign Minister Kristinn Gudmundsson leader of the Progressive Party declared Iceland determined to get rid of U S troops. He said Iceland would honor North Atlantic obligations and stressed the issue is tied to NATO defense priorities. He warned withdrawal could hurt Iceland economically and politically amid a nationalist mood.
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Iceland
Kristinn Gudmundsson
U. S
Gudmundsson
North Atlantic
Leeland
U.S
Keflavik
NATO
Progressives
Deede Maren
Thors
Coaliturn
Nnto
Senators Seethe Over Spy Hunt Spurs Outrage in Senate Office
In June 2012, two Pentagon agents searched Sen. Lehman’s New York office for possible electronic snooping devices. The incident triggered fury on the Senate floor, with Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson urging an apology and a request for an expert review of security in Capitol offices.
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Washington
Pentagon
Sen
Lehman
D-Ny
Senate Democratic
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Defense Department
Department
Douglas
DEF £ Department
Capitol
Clark A. Morgan
Armed Service
America
Lelman’s. Morgan
Bernard Bogdonowicz
Gilbert Jiweinias
Symington D-Mol
Leman
Mansffield Sprague
Goats Used as Rifle Target Wounds Training
In San Antonio at Brooke Army Medical Center goats, fully anesthetized, are used as rifle targets to create wounds for medical training. The Army says high velocity missiles produce different wounds than pistols and notes physicians lack civilian experience. Sen Neuberger calls for discipline for approvers, labeling the plan shocking.
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San Antonio
Tex
Brooke Army Medical Center
Medical
Sen. Neuberger
D-Ore
Defense
Wilson
Korea
Union Alerts Steelworkers For Strike Action June 30
The United Steelworkers of America ordered strike preparations to 650000 members after wage talks stalled in New York. President McDonald says major steel firms conspired to force a June 30 shutdown, while management denies wrongdoing and cites a five year wage plan.
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New York
INS
United Steelworkers of America
David J.mcdonald
Steel Company
McDonald
Wis
Neely Returns to Senate After Illness and Hospital Stay
Washington June 1 Senator Neely D West Virginia returned to the Senate after a month of illness. He heard defense appropriations debate following discharge from a Navy hospital in Bethesda where he underwent minor surgery on May 23. He left the hospital briefly for a committee meeting and planned to rest at home in Fairmont West Virginia for one to two weeks.
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Byrd
House
Rep
Bailey
D-1
Wap
West Virginia
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Neely D-Wvar, Jr
Senate
Navy Hospital
Bethesdand
Neely
No Mower of That Says Wife Takes Grass Widow Role
Chicago June 21 Mrs Lydia McGreevy 44 won a divorce from Thomas 52 after telling Superior Court Judge Richard B Austin that for eight years she mowed the lawn with the couple s hand mower On Mother's Day she gave him a new power mower hoping he would take over the task He allegedly replied No A lawn is a lawn and mowing is mowing and I won t have any part of it An argument followed and he struck her
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Chicago
Lydia McGreevy
A. A. Lilly Dies Longtime West Virginia Leader
Armistead Abraham Lilly 78 longtime West Virginia Attorney General and Republican leader died early yesterday at his penthouse Ruffner Hotel residence. Services set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Baptist Temple with Rev. Oscar Myerscough officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park follows. Lilly, born Jumping Branch Summers County March 25 1878, led the Lilly clan and attended local schools before rising to political prominence.
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Abe
West
Baptist Temple
Oscar E. Myerscough
Burigl
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South Charletson
Te Gwen and Barth Mortuary
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Jumping Branch
Summers County
Robert C
Virginia Gore Lilly
Jury issues charges in incest rape cases and more
An intermediate court grand jury returned 43 true bills including charges of incest and forcible rape against a 36-year-old father and an 18-year-old boy charged with felonious assault on a four-year-old girl. Names include ElliOtt Strickland and Fred Queen amid other indictments. Walton pleaded guilty to statutory rape with a 17-year-old, judgment deferred to July 3. Six additional defendants face related counts as jurors hear further witnesses.
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Big
Jey
Fred Queen
Milan St
Strickland
Jamis
Queent
Mattie Porter
Bridges Peril Riesel Asserts On Coast Labor Figure
Washington report describes West Coast labor leader Harcy Bridges as a threat to U.S. security per Victor Riesel while Bridges’s associate defends him as working toward maritime labor peace. The piece covers testimony, citizenship questions, Hawaii and San Francisco ports, and Riesel’s assault.
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Washington
Harcy Bridges
Victor Riesel
U.S
Bridges
Smer
Australia
International
West Coast
Hawaii
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Riesel
ILWU
America
San Francisco
Honolulu
New York
JLWU
Rep
Bonner
D-Nc
Kilbre
Barry Wood
Libre
Irving Charles Welson
Gulf Coast
Hawaiian
Not Blind to The Mob Series Begins in The Gazette
The Gazette previews Victor Riesel's shocking series My or With The Mob starting Sunday. It questions where The Mob operates and how it preys on businessmen workers and citizens by day while hiding behind respectability at night.
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Victor Riesel
the Gazette
Route 60 Job Waits Bill Okay
The State Road Commission will move quickly to improve and relocate U S 60 after the federal highway bill passes. Key decision is whether the new U S 60 will be a by pass or a thruway for Charleston. Burl A Sawyers gathers data while aerial surveys and contour mapping are planned, with ground surveys underway and heavy planning ahead before year end.
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State Road Commission
Charleston
Burl A. Sawyers
Commission
Washington
Huge Highway Bill Advance Set for July Enactment
Washington reports conferrees completed work on a $52.9 billion highway bill, expected to become law by July 1. Leaders hailed it as the greatest public works program, with new taxes including a one cent per gallon gasoline levy and a heavy truck tax to fund 16 years of road building across the nation.
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Rep. Fallon
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Failon
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Border 19
House
Senate
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Pyore
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