Pearson Avers Gold Tip Off Came From Elizabeth Bentley
Inside story of Harry Gold’s arrest for spying for the Soviet on atomic energy centers on a tip via Elizabeth Bentley. FBI hunted for weeks before Gold confessed and led to Fuchs admitting knowledge of Gold. Golos’s World Tourist link, Bentley’s courier role, and Golos’s 1940 indictment are noted in this Cold War espionage sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Elizabeth Bentley
Drew Pearson
Harry Gold
Klaus Fuchs
London
FBI
Gold
Fuchs
Philadelphia
England
Notable Russian Agent Returns to United States in 1922
A man described as a clerk by occupation in December 1915 pursued naturalization then left for Russia. He participated in the 1917 revolutionary movement and came back to the United States in 1922 as an agent of the Communist International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golos
World Tourist, Inc
United States
World Tourist
Abraham Lincoln
U. S
Jacob Raisin
Ekaterinoslaw
Russia
J. Davis
Communist Party of America
England
Germany
Latvia
New York
Communist International
Pattern of Communist Spy Rings Revealed in 1950 FBI Case
The report outlines Golos as a central organizer for midwest communist activity, his trips to Russia for instructions, and links to the secret control commission. It notes Elizabeth Bentley as a member and Golos’s role in routing information, with new FBI findings locating Harry Gold in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golos
Gerhardt Eisler
Midwest
Russia
United States
Secret
Communist Party Control Commission
Control Commission
William Remington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Canada
Mexico
FBI
Philadelphia
Harry Gold
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Friday Luncheon Cream Tuna Over Split Potatoes
Cream tuna served over split baked potatoes with a side of green cabbage cole slaw and fresh tomato slices for a balanced luncheon plate.
Are You A Man Or A Mape Asks Poor Man's Philosopher
Hal Boyle laments the idea of crossing humans and apes proposing a “mape” hybrid. He imagines a star athlete offspring, societal fallout, and eventual exile, arguing humans should not impose such a union on apes or themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Sydney William Britton
University of Virginia
Graduation and reports mark end of Morgan County school year
Morgan County exercises close Monday as sixth grade graduates and elementary pupils receive report cards. Cotaco School hosts an outstanding graduation program with Dr. F M Cook of Snead College delivering a notable address. Cadet Bill Russell returns home for the summer from M M S. Olin Chunn buried at Valdermosa Springs cemetery. Joy Williams ill with virus. Wear-Ever Aluminum salesman active, serving meals to clients. Roosevelt Raceway opening night attendance reaches 23 371 in history surpassing 1949 figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotaco
F. M. Cook
Snead College
Dr. Cook
Bill Russell
Olin Chunn
Flint
Valdermosa Springs
Melva
Joy Williams
Called Meeting of Rising Sun Lodge to Be Held on Monday
Rising Sun lodge No. 29 will hold a seven o'clock meeting in the lodge hall to work in the Master Mason degree. Two candidates will take the degrees. D L Allen, secretary, invites all Master Masons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Sun Lodge
Rising Sun Lodge No. 29
D. L. Allen
Negro Scout to Attend Jamboree After Elks Fund Drive
The Tennessee Valley lodge No. 808 voted 110 dollars to cover all expenses for Ralph Phillips a 15 year old Decatur Negro high school student to attend the national Jamboree at Valley Forge June 30 to July 6 1950. Scouters from around the world are expected. funds raised locally will also support Camp Drake facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley Lodge
Boy Scouts of
Decatur
Joe Wheeler
Valley Forge
Elks Lodge
W. E. Ballard
Ralph Phillips
Decatur Negro High School
Camp Drake
M. H. Williams
Lawless on Roads Says US Traffic Laws Inadequate
Dr. A L Goodhart of Oxford University, a New Yorker by teaching, told the Pedestrians Association at its annual meeting that the United States has one of the most lawless road systems in the world due to inadequate traffic laws. He cited deaths per 100000 vehicles, noting America 71 versus Britain 163 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londno
A. L Goodhart
Oxford University
Pedestrians’ Association
America
Britain
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American Chemical Society
Jacob Golos
Miss Bentley
Washington
Communist Party
Liberal
Robinso
Bank St
Speake High School
Danville 2
Bernard Alldridge
Billy Joe Crowe
Baronese Gillespie
Coleman Hampton
Eloise Hill
Opal Hill
Annie Laura Johnson
Martin Key
Horace Kitchens
Hoyt Legg
James Howell Legg
John McCaghren
Dee Ford Melson
Randel Mullican
Mervin Owens
Mary Catherine Smith
Hoyt Speake
James Gilbert
Louis Steel
Billy Templeton
R. H. Glover
E. B. Norton
Florence State Teachers College
Hudson
Vernon L. ST. John
Morgan County
Menge County High School
Hartselle
Alabama
University of Alabama
North
Morgan
Lawrence County
State Senate
North Alabama
Decatur Teachers Association
Vernon St. John
Friends of
Kindergarden
Brooklyn
Brooks
Mape
Mapey
Mama
Bowery
Walhermosa
Roosevelt Raceway
Pitts Motel
Elks
New Pembroke
China
Sam Frank & Moore
Ferry Street
Wheeler
Jamison
Isabella Sims
Martha Jefferson
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