Ladejinsky’s exile from Ukraine fuels U S security battle
Ladejinsky, a naturalized American and key architect of Japan’s postwar land reform, faces renewal of scrutiny over a 1939 visa and possible Communist pressure on his family. Critics urge his retention in government service while the State and Agriculture departments clash over his security clearance amid concerns about Ukraine and Red influence.
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Rene
Ukraine
Washington
Russia
Wolf Ladejinsky
Roumania
Calaira
Tokyo
Moscow
Agriculture Department
Asia
Japan
Rep
Jull
R-Minn
Ladejinsky
State Department
New York
Smallnide
Aene Review of Literature
Saturday Evening Post
Midget Tightrope Walker Injured in Fall
Hollywood performer Hilda Karol lus, 28, a 42-inch midget tightrope artist rehearsing for a film, jumped and fell five feet resulting in a broken ankle and wrist.
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Hollywood
Hilda Karollus
Musical Moments Pf Across Clues Museum Style
A crossword style clue set titled Musical Moments Pf ACROSS lists six entries.
Puzzle Answer Grid Clues Mixed Up by Reader
A list of clue prompts and partial answers appears in a reader puzzle, including items like The Raven author, a river in Asia, operatic solo, actress Gardner, and various cross reference hints. The fragmentary entries suggest a cryptic fill with numbers and overlapping wordplay.
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Asia
Gardner
131 New Industries In State
North Carolina added 131 new industries in 1954 with potential 11 451 jobs and investments of 69 047 000 dollars, boosting payroll to 28 219 000 dollars. Expansions totaled 129 projects, 43 193 000 investment, 5 366 possible jobs, and 12 672 000 payroll, with overall 16 264 new jobs potential. Major electric utilities planned projects totaling 102 million dollars and 629 000 kilowatts. Sector breakdown includes 30 textile plants, 19 apparel, 18 food, 14 lumber and wood, 10 furniture, 5 stone clay and glass, 5 electrical machinery, 4 china and enamel, 3 printing and publishing, 3 fabricated metal, and 3 machinery.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Conservation and
Deee
Ben E. Douglas
Douglas
Injured Lady Editor Urges Caution On New Year Eve Traffic
Rebecca Gross, editor of the Lock Haven Express, who lost both legs in a car crash a year ago, urges motorists to be careful at crossings curves and intersections. She writes that an accident can happen anywhere at any time and ends with a warning about starting the new year safely.
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Lock Haven
Rebecca Gross
Ae Gross
Minister Remains In Jail In Mann Act Case
Reno Nevada a former North Carolina Baptist minister Timothy Frank Gales 49 remained jailed unable to post a 1000 bond He was arrested December 21 on a federal warrant accusing him of transporting a woman across state lines for immoral purposes Gales said he and Ruth Stafford 34 of Kernersville NC went to Nevada last September to obtain divorces and marry They deny crossing state lines for illicit reasons and say they sought divorces and to wed date for further hearings not set
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Reno
Nev
North Carolina
FBI
Timothy Frank Gales
Greensboro
Gales
Ruth Stafford
Kernersville
N.C
Nevada
Cooley Warns Against Dismissal Of Godfrey
Raleigh report outlines Rep Harold Cooley warning that if Horace Godfrey is dismissed as administrator of North Carolina ASCS the federal government will face congressional scrutiny. Keith of St Pauls seeks Godfrey removal claiming noncooperation with state policy, while Godfrey is praised for years of farm program knowledge.
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Raleigh
Horace Godfrey
North Carolina
Harold D. Goole
Nashville
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
Godfrey
Cooley
Department
Benson
Fred R. Keit
St. Pauls
Godrey
Stripper Tempest Storm Secures One Million Insurance Policy
Hollywood novelty firm General Motors notes Tempest Storm files for body insurance worth one million with Lloyds of London. The 41 inch bust and 24 inch waist define her rise from a Los Angeles chorus girl to a red haired burlesque star. She cites a prior ankle injury as reason for coverage and discusses her stage earnings.
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Hollywood
General Motors
Wall Street
Tempest Storm, Inc
Tempest Storm
Dior
Miss Storm
Boston
Statler
Lloyds
London
Minsky's
Newark
Los Angeles
Follies
Pie Shop Burglary Sparks Vandalism and Theft
Dallas report says someone forced entry into the Vickery Pie Shop. The intruder ate pie fillings, smashed dozens of pies, scattered office records, and stole a $70 adding machine. A transformer blew and fuses were cut behind the building causing outages.
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Dallas
D. N. Hays
Vickery
Hays
New Year's Eve Night Spot Prices Across Major Cities
A roundup of New Year's Eve pricing in major cities highlights party costs from $30 to $100 per couple in New York venues, $35 a head at Los Angeles Cocoanut Grove, and $22.50 minimum at New Orleans Hotel Roosevelt. Includes meals, drinks, floor shows, and entertainment, with many venues sold out or offering all inclusive packages.
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New York
Big City
Times Square
Manhattan
Waldorf-Astoria
Plaza
Copacabana
Los Angeles
Cocoanut Grove
Washington, D.C
Reese
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Orleans
Hotel Roosevelt
Cold Snap Cripples Rose Bowl Flower Floats
In Pasadena, a wind storm and cold snap damage chrysanthemums used for Tournament of Roses floats. Chairman Virgil White says about 80 percent of blooms won't open due to the chill, with other flowers damaged by frost. Decorators report blooms falling or remaining bluish and unripe, despite artificial heat attempts. Weather forecasters expect 35 to 45 degrees tomorrow.
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Pasadena
Calif
California
Virgil White
Woody Kiersey
Thad
Dunn
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State Committee
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Detroit
Alcoholics Anonymous
Violet Moore Higgins
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