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Spies in Washington stir debate on old Bentley tale
Washington observers weigh whether Elizabeth Bentley’s 1945 FBI statement reveals a genuine scandal or a gossip sheet. The tale alleges federal sources provided information to foreign agents, with denials from many named individuals while others recall partial contacts. Key evidence lies in FBI files and ongoing questions about government employment of suspected agents.
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Apy Miga
Elizabeth T. Bentle
Wanderstan
Mies Bentley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Miss Bentley
RBI
Unity on foreign policy avoids US election campaign issues
Leaders of both parties reportedly reached an understanding to refrain from injecting foreign policy questions into the upcoming presidential campaign so as not to undermine a united front against Russia. The move, seen as prudent statesmanship, avoids dangerous misjudgments amid fraught Russo US relations and election politics.
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Exploiters of Slaves Penalties in Nurnberg Case
Observers note that the Krupp group and its aides received penalties viewed as mild for crimes from enslaving labor to plundering occupied countries. Writers compare exploitation of slave labor to murder in severity, stressing the enduring moral impact and cautioning future judgments of former Nazis and others who enslave people.
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Nuernberg
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Independence National Historical Park Created in Philadelphia
President Truman signed a bill establishing Independence National Historical Park within Philadelphia. The Interior Secretary may buy sites near Independence Hall connected to the Revolution, including the Continental Congress meeting place, the First and Second Banks, a revolutionary patriots meeting site, and Benjamin Franklin's home and print shop. Congress enables public ownership of these memories.
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Independence National Historical Park
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Interior
Independence Hall
Continental Congress
United States
Old City
Benjamin Franklin
Congress
Bible Thought For Today Week Encouragement
A Bible Thought For Today urges extreme effort to help and encourage the week. It cites Romans 14 21 about avoiding eating flesh or drinking wine to avoid causing a brother to stumble. Courtesy: Press Radio Bible Service Cincinnati. The salt in the sea is great and domestically heating in the United States uses about five tons of coal mined in one area to cover five tons deep.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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U S Senate tactics under fire over spy rings tactics
James Marlow analyzes wartime spy ring probes in Washington noting the Canadian private approach that kept names private and public indictments only after solid evidence. He cites Truman and editorials decrying hearings that publicly name individuals before proof, urging private inquiry like Canada. The Times and Star favor careful, private, legal methods over sensational hearings.
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Royal Commission
Canada
Memo from Lake Success premieres on CBS with United Nations themes
Seerco reports a CBS Saturday series starting in September titled Memo from Lake Success. It will feature world statesmen via tape from assembly meetings, with the first episode from Paris as the UN General Assembly opens September 21. Listings note NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs for the night.
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C. E. Butterfield
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Paris
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House Wren Feeds Young 1217 Times in One Day
A look at parental energy shows the house wren caring for its nest with exceptional effort. One recorded instance notes the bird fed its young 1,217 times during daylight hours in a single day.
Named as Cogs in Red Network Tied to U S Soviet Agents
Washington investigators name Louis Budenz as head of a secret Communist finance committee in the United States. They identify William Weiner believed to be Robert W Weiner, Dies committee witness of 1939, as secretary. Elisabeth Bentley implicates Nathan G Silvermacer of Philadelphia as head of a group feeding U S information to Soviet agents.
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Louis Budenz
Cenc‘e
Washington
Communist Finance Committee
U. S
William Weiner
Robert William Weiner
Dies Committee
Elisabeth Bentley
Nathan G. Silvermacer
Philadelphia
Silver
NKVD
Secret Police
Don’s Farm Plan Dramatizes a New Life Dream
In a Washington Square dining room Don reveals a life changing idea to Joan buying a farm as a place of peace away from New York. He envisions a shared future at Stone House style unity, asking if she will join him, while she weighs her own past and scarce finances.
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Nurry
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Steed Testimony Cited In McClung Shooting Case
Evidence centers on a signed statement by Steed admitting the head shot of McClung with a revolver. Officials confirm the statement, while a Cedar Grove witness places Steed near the bloodstained car, carrying two briefcases and a satchel toward Cedar Grove station.
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Cedar Grove
W. E. Smith
Car Wreck Details From Page One Report
A driver attempted a left turn at a Lesmalinston road intersection as a passing tractor trailer moved through. The collision caused significant damage to the Plymouth. the state trooper noted only minor damage to the tractor trailer.
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Plymouth
Price and wage controls bill blocked by committee
A tied five to five committee vote failed to approve a plan to freeze prices as of last midnight. Chairman Tobey proposed standby price and wage controls and allocation powers for Mr. Truman, but the motion was defeated six to four. The discussion showed policy leaders debating the measure and its potential impact.
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