What It Means Perjury Conviction Of Communists
Clarke Beach reports in Washington that Communists face perjury conviction exposure. The piece outlines legal risks and political implications for individuals linked to Communist affiliations amid heightened scrutiny.
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Subversive acts hit by tax law convictions in 1940s era
Government uses income tax evasion prosecutions to curb subversive activity among Communists and organized crime, noting few convictions under Smith Act and related statutes. Report quotes U S attorney George Morris Fay on deterrence and respect for Congress from perjury convictions.
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Strange Cloud Over Pacific Seen Across Mid-Pacific
In Honolulu the weatherman weighs three possible causes for a vast cloud seen across much of the mid-Pacific. He suggests sand from the African desert, a volcanic eruption near New Guinea, or possibly an atomic explosion elsewhere.
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V F W Convening At Huntington
Veterans of Foreign Wars members travel from across the state to Huntington for a gathering. Descriptions note a statewide turnout and early arrivals as the convention activity begins to take shape in the city.
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Unclear Egyptan Algebra Mentioned Amid Court Note
Two men arrested for intoxication last night in a village court record. William Marion arrested by Mauller and Swisher, Loris Eilers by Messenger and Mauller. Each paid a $20 fine plus costs in the cetty court document.
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Six Americans missing in jungle crash near Belet Uen Ethiopia
A Norseman single engine plane with six Americans aboard went down in jungle country 35 miles north of Belet Uen near the Somaliland border. A pilot radioed that all aboard were alive as rescue parties struggle through rain and dense terrain. An Ethiopian Airlines plane dropped medicine and food for survivors.
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Addis Ababa Jungle Scene Reported By Police
Police describe events near Addis Ababa as individuals are led from dense jungle areas. Details remain limited as investigators continue to document sightings and recover any remaining items.
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