Spy Probe Reveals Secrets Told to Jaffe by Far East Expert
Senate inquiry cites testimony that John S. Service disclosed secret military information to Philip Jaffe editor of Asia Magazine. Service denies knowingly passing data, says 1945 talks with Jaffe were routine background discussions. Public hearing noted FBI records and Amerasia case context without identifying sources.
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Far East
Washington
Senate
John S. Service
State Department
Philip Jaffe
Amerasia Magazine
Service
Jaffe
Robert Morris
Senate Foreign Relations
Subcommittee Behind Closed Doors
SBI
McCarthy
R-Wis
Ashe
FBI
Fry
Statler Hotel
Amerasia
Roocevelt
Chiang Kai-shek
U S Proposes International Board for Non Atomic Disarmament
The United States proposed to the Conventional Arms Commission a plan for an all powerful eleven member United Nations board to supervise non atomic disarmament. The board would have authority to inspect borders verify data on conventional arms and troop strength with international immunity for the administering body and careful protection of domestic rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Nations Board
Security Council
U. S
Conventional Arms Commission
Frank C. Nash
L-Nation “Administration
U.S
Nash
Russia
Baruch
U. N
Atoraie
Amusements and Society Notes From Inside Today
A compact newspaper card listing columns and features including Inez Robb and Kilgallen notes, radio and TV items, society briefs, and cooking tips. Includes columnist bylines and page references with brief mentions of editorial content and sports items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Robb
Beau
Johnny Eo
Kilgallen
Puszie
Lou. Parsons
Abe
Dorothy Die
Society
Four Wounded In Enka Strike At Tennessee Plant
Morristown Tennessee June 22 violence at American Enka Corp. left four wounded three non strikers shot entering the rayon producing plant and seven miles from Morristown. Strikers violence triggered swift patrol sweeps and mass arrests with 75 men identified and fingerprinted.
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Tennessee
Morristown
Tenn
American Enka Corp
CIG Textile Workers Union Local 1054
Jeter
Highway Patrol
Eest Tennessee National Guards
Enka
Sam T. Wallace
Sam K. Neal
Nashville
Victor McDaniel
McDaniel
Hamblen
William McGinnis
Jamey McCamey
David Proffitt
Bus and rail collision kills 18 in Ecuador
A bus and a locomotive collided between Guayaquil and Salinas, triggering a gasoline explosion that killed 18 and injured at least 11. About 35 aboard, most trapped as flames engulfed the bus. charred bodies were recovered and cannot be identified yet.
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Guayaqui
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Salinas
Dulles Studies Japanese Pact In All Phases
Tokyo reports John Foster Dulles and General MacArthur led an intensive study today on Japanese peace treaty prospects. A 60 minute morning conference yielded general agreement on many treaty aspects. Dulles later met Prime Minister Yoshida and other officials with talks kept private. A final decision awaits Washington conferences after Dulles Johnson and Bradley return from Far East trips. Johnson said US forces will stay in Okinawa for a long time.
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Tokyo
UPF
Ger. MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Dulles
Shigeru Yoshida
Washington
Defense
Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Johson
Bradley
Okinawa
United States
Russia
Japan
Four Rails to Close If Walkout Comes
Chicago headlines report that the AFL switchmen threaten to strike Sunday on five western and midwestern lines prompting two more railroads to plan shutdowns. The Chicago Great Western and Denver and Rio Grande Western vow no operations if the strike proceeds. Earlier, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific and Western Pacific announced shutdown plans pending averted action.
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Chicago
AFL
National ‘Railway) Mediation Board
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Denver and
Rio Grande
Western
D & RG
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Western Pacific
Blitz Sightseers Urged To Leave Autos at Home
The Gazette urges not to drive to Operation Coonskin days next Tuesday and Wednesday to open Coonstin Park. Transit buses and rail service are arranged for visitors with a second artificial lake planned and a new Army footbridge arriving from Fort Knox for park access.
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Charles 8. Armentratt
the Gazette
Coonskin
Coonstin Park
Charleston Transit Co. Capitol| Transit Co
Baltimore and ‘Ohio Railroad
Elk River
West Virginia National Guard
Fort Knox
Operation Coonskin
The
Gazette
Associated General Contractors of
W. Va
Kanawha County
West Virginia Contractors Assoc
Superior Arms Cited As Defense Influence
Five new American weapons will lessen the need to match enemy tanks as defenses for the North Atlantic area. The arms are in varying production stages with ongoing issues, Senate committees urge approval of 1.2225 billion dollars for Western Europe arms aid, noting these weapons enhance defense plans though not yet ready for mass production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Atlantic
Congress
Army
Senate
Foreign Relations and
Armed Services
Western
Europe
E. L. Ford
Army Chief of Ordnance
House Approves Excise Tax Slashes and Corporate Levy
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a bill cutting excise taxes by 1 10,000,000 and raising large corporate levies. Support came from 15 Democrats and two Republicans, eight Republicans opposed. Vote opens Tuesday with no amendments allowed. Congress aims for Sept. 1 effect. President Truman undecided.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Farmiade Nanenred
AuMaMouy Gyvlurcu
le Ouay
House
Senate
Truman
Capitol Hill
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Dougston
Jim
Jet Researcher Indicted by Grand Jury in L A
The U S Grand Jury indicted Dr Sidney Weinbaum a 52 year old Caltech jet propulsion lab scientist on eight counts of perjury and fraud. The case tied to his denial of Communist Party membership and involved Caltech researcher Jacob W Dubnoff who testified before Judge James Carter in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Grand Jury
Sidney Weinbaum
California Institute of Technology
Weinbaum
Wat
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Army Review Board
Communist Party
James Carter
Jacob W. Dubnoff
Ernest Tolin
Dubnoff
Weinbaumter
Carter
Equipment Parade Marks Park Plans
A massive display of construction gear from Operation Coonskin heads toward the park for a two day project. Units assemble at 12 noon and roll at 1 pm along a route through Delaware Avenue Fayette and Lee streets Brooks Street Washington Street Kanawha Boulevard to Greenbrier Street with a 20 minute stop for television and magazine coverage.
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Coonskin
Park
Charleston
Virginia
Washington Sts
Delaware
Fayette
Fayette and Lee Sts
Brooks St
Washington St
Washington
Kanawha Blvd
Green
St. A
Greenbrier St
Kanawha City Bridge
National
Truman Says U S Cannot Pay For Huge Air Force
President Truman again opposed the 70 group Air Force plan saying the nation cannot pay for it. The House Senate conference endorsed a not to exceed 70 group ceiling, a setback for supporters of a larger air arm. Truman tied the issue to the budget and warned that authorization does not mean immediate planes. He spoke at a news conference as details move toward page 33.
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Washington
Truman
Senate House
Conference Committee
Acheson Seeks Basis for Accord With Russia
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told Harvard Alumni that peace depends on Soviet leaders adopting a "it and let live" policy and that war is not inevitable. He said the United States is ready to sit at international conference tables and noted NATO members are building a common defense to deter aggression and protect free states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Dean Acheson
Russia
United States
Acheson
Harvard
North Atlantic
Soviet Union
Five Believed Killed In Virginia Plane Dive
Bedford Virginia June 22 a four engine plane burned in mid air and crashed eight miles south near Paterson mine rock quarry four or five persons died witnesses said the log showed a final stop at Patuxent Naval Base Maryland while police noted Navy personnel among the victims Franklin Mitchell an area electrician reported four or five bodies were thrown from the wreckage and one victim was a sailor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Patuxent Naval Base
Navy
I Bedford
Paterson Mine
Here
Frank S. Mitchell
Race Wire Suit Urged by Coy FCC Head Cites Monopoly
FCC Chairman Wayne Coy urged the government to consider prosecuting the Continental Press Service, a Cleveland firm, for monopoly power in racetrack news. He cited FCC and Senate studies linking the service to a broad network of distributors and sub distributors in the off track betting scene. Page 32 Col 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chiang
Stilwell
Sctilwell
FCC
Continental Press
Washington
Wayne Coy
Federal Communications Commission
Ing
Continental Press Service
Cleveland
rac+ ing
Continentals
Steokmakers
tCoy
Senate Commerce
Justice Department
Senate Extends Draft Law Three Years Amid Battle Over Inductions
Washington June 22 The Senate approved a three year extension of the draft act and backed empowering Congress and the President to set induction rules. A short term emergency 13 day extension was sent to the White House as a compromise with the House over long term provisions. Segregation proposals were defeated as Senate leaders pressed for a universal, non racial draft system and ongoing machinery to control inductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
Senate House
Vinson
Pat
D-Gate House Armed Services Com
House
Sen
Russell
Man Vinson
Jeanson
D-Cole
Taft
Ohie
Wherry
Neb
B 36 Drops Out Of Massive Pacific Flight
Honolulu June 22 A B 36 bomber drops out of a six ship Pacific training mission due to engine trouble. The plane feathered one engine and redirected toward Honolulu after passing 150 miles north of Oahu. The group had moved 75 to 100 miles north of the islands when the issue arose.
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Honolulu
Ater
Kawaii
Pacific
Sky Giants
Honolulu International
Hickam Field
Miner Convicted For Gun Murder
A Morgantown jury convicts Vineenag Stefanizzi of first degree murder in the shooting of Dr. Paul Douglas a coal company doctor at a Star City ferry slip on April 1. Judge Baker postpones sentence pending defense motions. Stefanizzi claims the killing was accidental and unpremeditated.
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Morgantown
Monongalia County
Eenag Stefanizzi
Star Cuy Ferry
West Virginia
Virginia
Cave
Stefanize
Charles G. Baker
Stefanizzi
Paul Douglas
John V. Sanders
Dr. Douglas
Miiner
Italy
Douglas
B 29 Carrying 11 Aboard Missing Near Guam
The Air Force reports a B 29 with 11 crewmen missing near Guam after returning from a practice bombing mission to Okinawa. Search and rescue have begun with no further details available. The bomber, from the Pacific group, had completed its simulated run and was en route to Guam when contact was lost.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Guam
Okinawa
Superfort
U. S
Pacific
Truman Backs Ferguson Lausche’s Wrists Slapped
President Truman voiced support for Ferguson and urged Dems to back the ticket. He noted Lausche’s political ambivalence over Taft or his Democratic rival and commented on the governor’s fence sitting during a White House news conference.
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Truman
Ferguson
Lausche
Sen
Taft
Joseph T
White House
H. S. Ellison Sr Dies Ex-Senator and Baker of Monroe
H. S. Ellison Sr widely known Monroe County baker and former state senator died at 2 a m in Bor tevar te Gr brier County after a long illness. He was Democratic county chairman, appointed to the 10th district senate in 1941, elected in 1942, postmaster of Union since 1934, and town council member. Born December 2 1885 in Wail low Bend he married Nannie Blanton and survived by her. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery with services at Union Methodist Church.
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Henry S Elligon
Rosn and Baker
Monroe
Bortevarte
Grbrier
Union Methodist Church
R. B Gray
C. B. White
Green Hill
Ellison
Bente
State Senate
M. M. Neely
William M. la Fon
Union
Waillow Bend
Monroe County
J. Wesley
Emeline Brown Ellison
Dunsmore Business College
Staunton
Nannie Blanton
Mercer County
Unclear Weather Forecast Fragment From Charlestan Sky Map
The readable portion references a cast map on page IT and mentions times around early morning and midnight. It notes a Magi and a Moon related movement with scattered timing like 3 am and 7 am and a Bamoven location, but most specifics are garbled.
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Buntise
Sears, Teayaay le
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Roosevelt
Joseph C. Stilwell
Joder
Ser. Hickenlooper A- Lowal
Chiang Kaiahek
Flease
Nellie Varney
Larry
Kenneth
Coy
Miner
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
H.S. Ellison, Sr
Charlestan
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