Stevens Slams Joe in Talk At West Point
West Point address by Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens denounces unwarranted attack and abuse while defending the Army against Communism. He references Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy and the Army McCarthy hearings, insisting he will not quit despite a rough tenure and noting the Army as a bulwark for the nation.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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Amele
Tornadoes and 90 MPH Winds Trigger Fatal Storms
A vast storm sweep from Oklahoma to Minnesota killed at least two, with gusts near 99 mph in Central Minnesota. Emil Timmerman, 60, drowned in Leech Lake as a wind overturned his boat. Oscar Pearson, 65, died in a cabin fire caused by winds. Additional damage reported across North Dakota to Manitoba and Ontario, with farms wrecked and an airplane hangar collapsed in Fergus Falls. A separate legal notice and city planning section followed.
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Minnesota
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Minot
N.C
Farmington
Canada
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Central
Emil Timmerman
Marengo
Leech Lake
Minn
Detroit
Lake Mins
Oscar Pearson
Aire
Fergus Falls
Oklati-McGee
Big Spin
Winches
San Angelo
Peraon
Jamestown
Fargo
Lower Michigan
East Coast
Pacific Northwest
Hearings Open On Unemployment Plan And Cancer Suit
The House Ways and Means committee opens four days of hearings on President Eisenhower's push to broaden unemployment compensation as part of a broader economic recovery. Meanwhile a San Francisco federal suit claims R J Reynolds and related firms misled the public with cigarette ads about safety, alleging lung cancer and other injuries from Camel cigarettes after decades of use.
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Hauke Ways and Means Committee
Hisenhower
Arthur Larson
Robert ©. Goodwin
Bureau Ofployment Security
Min P. Young
Commmissson
Mareh
San Francisco
R. J. Reynolds Company
Melvin M. Bell
James G. French
French
Genmak
R. J. Reynolds Corporation
R. J. Reynolds Lompany
Dangerous Land
Unsa
Editor Ready For New Joe Must Go Bid
Chicago based editor Leroy Gore vows to use anti McCarthy petitions from his failed recall drive. He plans 42 new signature campaigns after the November elections, claiming the next effort will succeed as governor year turnout dips from 1952. Gore says he will refuse to reveal signer names and even face jail to protect them. He blames missing 65 000 signatures from the 60 day period and alleges improper handling by tobacco interests and cigars.
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Leroy iGore
Joseph R. McCarthy
Joe
Sauk City
Wis
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Wisconsin
McCarthy
Jane
French
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Police guard placed on AFL union leader in Los Angeles
Police guarded AFL Sheet Metal Workers Local 108 leader after Byron warned detectives of threats to his life. The dispute pits Byron and other international officers against top Local 108 members as detectives search Walter quarters amid a bitter power struggle over the 4606-member union in Southern California Arizona and Nevada.
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