Radio Moscow party line shapes new convention philosophy
A Philadelphia report describes Gideon's Army a diverse, intense crowd at a convention. Whites and Blacks mingle with students and elders, debating war, peace, and freedom as they cite Wall Street and Soviet moves. The piece notes heated, urgent discussions and shifting views on democracy and Eastern Europe.
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Belman Morin
Philadelphia
Gideon
Henry Wallace
Rex Tugwell
Husky
Lee Pressman
Wall Street
Russia
Central
Europe
Jan Masaryk
Stanislaw Mikolajczk
Gunfight exploits stun Ohio as convicts flee reformatory
Police traced two killers across Ohio shocking the state with a dawn assault at Mansfield reformatory. They roped in Superintendent John Niebel his wife and daughter, then looted for a shotgun rifle and revolver before shooting the trio in a rain drenched cornfield. Daniels and West had prior records including auto theft robbery and grand larceny with prior time in reformatories and camps.
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Noranda
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Columbus
Lancaster
Waverly
Grafton
Mansfield
West
Parkersburs
W. Va
Cleveland
Akron
Top Communists Face Conspiracy Charges in New York
Federal court indicts six named leaders of a Communist party and six others including John Gates editor of Daily Worker and Gus Hall in Ohio. Charges allege intent to overthrow the government by force. The named officials cover party leadership, organizational roles, and council positions.
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Stachel
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Winston
Davis
New York City
Dennis
Williamson
Tiving Potash
Daily Worker
Gus Hall
Cleveland
Ohio
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A young couple has been dating about a year and a half and filed marriage intentions with the city clerk. The girl’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rawding, observed their 31st wedding anniversary.
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Rawding
France seeks new premier as Congress stalls on bills
In a formal debate preview, a pending bill to lend the United Nations 65 million dollars for a permanent HQ in New York looms. Leaders warn no minor legislation will pass, and the current Congress will soon adjourn. Top Republicans plan Monday talks before the extra session opens, while Truman's session prompts ongoing strategy discussions.
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Rep. Brown
R.qhio
Herbert Brownell
Thomas E. Dewey
Congress
Truman
Philadelphia
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