Subversive Membership Case Upheld by Appeals Court
James Kutcher, a disabled war veteran with artificial legs, was dismissed from the Veterans Administration in 1948 for alleged loyalty concerns tied to organization membership. The U S Court of Appeals ruled the removal valid, stating membership alone can justify firing if designated by the attorney general, even without proven disloyal beliefs. Kutcher sought reinstatement in 1950. the district court denied, and the appellate decision reinforced the initial dismissal.
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James Kutty
James M
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Attorney General
Veterans Administration
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Richmond bags reveal loaded items in handbag search
Virginia report lists a seized handbag contents including bandages gauze pads adhesive tape a tourniquet scissors tweezers bandaids a bottle of ammonia aspirin a .38 caliber revolver two ticket books for automobile fenders a summons book apples callbox key map of the city flashlight and a special pocket for lipstick and powder.
McCarthy finances raise questions amid tax and charity deductions
The article questions Senator Joseph McCarthy’s tax practices and finances, citing large deposits, unidentified funds, and charitable deductions. It notes a shift after his Communist crusade and outlines alleged schemes involving a joint account with aide Ray Kiermas and sizable deposits from unknown sources.
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Ray Kiermas
Kiermas
Exiled King Files Suit For Return Of Lost Masterpiece
Peter II of Yugoslavia, exiled in Paris, wins a long dispute with former King Farouk of Egypt over custody of two mobile radio stations. He also filed suit in Switzerland to recover Rembrandt's Quintus Fabius Maximus, believed stolen from his Belgrade palace during the German occupation. The cases involve unnamed parties and postwar letters, with Rembrandt's painting once housed at the Belgrade white palace.
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Yugoslavia
Farouk
Egypt
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Rome
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Fnepelay
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eter
Scamacoe
England
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Naguib
E. Rembrandt
Alexander I
Mar
Abdi
Radio and TV notes stir as networks skim new talent
Jorace Heidt and his crew poised for a January roll back on air with a cigarette sponsor. Sam Levenson seeks Sunday slot with ABC officials. Pegsy Wood inspires fashion designers with Mama dress concept. Carl Sandburg negotiating NBC radio series readings of his poems. Dale Carnegie to discuss influence in upcoming video series. CBS to re sign Alap Yoong for a sitcom return. NBC cameraman films Raber interview in Vermont for TV. FCC accelerates TV station permits, totaling sixty in under five months.
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Sam Levenson
ABC
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Mama
Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
NBC
Dale Carnegie
CBS
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Golden Fleece Of Legend Traced To Mediterranean Clam
A Moslem art publication traces the origin of the legendary Golden Fleece to the giant clam Pinna marina. Sea silk from the clam’s foot fibers has been spun into cloth and was valued by Arabs. Spain Italy and North Africa shipped Golden Fleece in historic trade.
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Legand
Mediterranean
Washington
U.P
Jason
University of Michigan
Freer Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Spain
Italy
North
Africa
Rooster Pit Rivalry Recalls a Turbulent Backyard Battle
A boy recounts a brutal roost era where two roosters from Dawdle Dell fought in a pit for dominance. One bird, an Island Red, suffered in a clash that drew the narrator into a brawl with a neighbor. The tale contrasts pride, loss, and the birds’ fate under a harsh, childish code.
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Rea
Carlos Farang
Samia
Henor
Homer
Saas
Aghijlea
Achilles
State High Projections Boost Wood Industry Potential
A New York survey notes extensive forest areas and 490000 acres of growth, highlighting Ken sale preserv nights and the role of State High in wood product manufacture. It cites advances in chemistry and physics enabling wood use in plywood alloys rayon acetate fibers films and cellulose plastics.
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New York
Characine Gerer
Diesen Forest
York
Golden Fleece Dye Sparks Market Rumor in Spain
A fragment notes a woven textile described as soft like silk, golden in color and fine to the touch. It mentions restricted export by a sultan and a garment valued up to 1000 dinars, with the dinar's value implied by contemporaneous exchange rates.
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Algo
Spain
Eisenhower Wins Largest U.S. Popular Vote to Date
Eisenhower achieved the highest popular vote in American history, surpassing 28.2 million as he secured at least 38 states and 429 electoral votes. Adlai Stevenson trailed with about 9 or 10 states won and roughly 22.9 million votes, with Missouri unresolved mid-day.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Ike
White
Adlai Stevenson
Steverson
Missouri
Stevenson
Holliston Fire Claims Man and Injures Woman
A Holliston Massachusetts fire killed a man found in his burning home and wounded a woman. Firefighters battled two blazes minutes apart, with one woman reportedly dropped from a second window during the incident.
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Holliston
Mass
Elmer
Spencer
Mys
Victory hailed as Eisenhower leads Europe to peace
Reports from Paris and London say General Eisenhower’s victory is celebrated across Europe with praise from leaders including Winston Churchill and Queen Elizabeth II. In the United States Republicans gain seats in the House as Truman extends congratulations and the political transition begins amid cautious optimism.
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Europe
Toda
Eisenhower
Britain
Winston Churchill
Elizabeth II
Saeyentiael
London
Ike
Vicory
Rae
Oe Lahorite
Etevctden
Perso
Clinton Man 49 Killed Struck By Train
A 49 year old man was instantly killed last evening after being struck by a freight train on the New Haven railroad tracks near the Wickwire Spencer work plant. The body was found ten feet under the south engine. the medical examiner cites abdominal injuries. The incident occurred at the Wickwire Spencer plant in Clinton.
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New Haven
Spencer
Ork
Charles. R
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