Braden Defends Firing Claim Amid Senate Testimony
Spruille Braden challenges former diplomat William Pawley’s testimony that Braden was ousted as ambassador to Argentina by Truman for aiding Latin American Communists. Braden cites Truman praise and a Medal of Freedom, while Pawley describes Braden as ambitious and involved with a program aiding the Communist party in Latin America.
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Spruiller
Braden
U.S
Argentina
Harry S. Truman
New York
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
William D. Pawley
Pawley
Department of Justice
Bermuda
Truman
Miami
Peru
Brazil
Atty
Tom Clark
White House
Communist Party
Latin America
Jail Inmate Wins Radio Art Contest
Harold D. Smith a Fulton County Jail inmate 38 won third place in a radio art contest for a glass crucifixion scene backed with tinfoil. He used cheap lacquer paint and a sign brush, painting 3 by 24 feet with Mary Mary Magdalene and two thieves, later praised by Chief Jailer Carl Smithwick for turning scarce materials into art.
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Kathryn Johnson
Atlanta, Ga
Harold D. Smith
Smith
Fulton County
Christ
Carl Smithwick
Smithwick
WSB
Color lure and heredity questioned in color sense
The text notes heredity in color sense is unproven yet many people and animals show an unexplained affinity for colors and bright objects. It cites raccoons stealing watches and crows taking rings, and explains why boxed candy and gold foil wrapping appeal.
Parents should limit censoring a child’s reading says A S Neill
English educator A S Neill argues parents should grant maximum responsibility to children with care for safety. He condemns censoring reading, movies, or friends as imposing parents ideas by pressure and notes some parents use it to exercise authoritarian power.
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A. S. Neill
Winston Girl Arrested In Jewel And Fur Thefts
Miami Beach police recovered 20000 dollars worth of stolen furs and jewelry and tied nine thefts to a California man Shannon David Smith and his Winston-Salem companion Nancy Joan Atkins. Smith 23 and Atkins 21 faced larceny breaking and entering and stolen property charges with Atkins also charged on weapon marijuana and prostitution. Detectives found a hotel room diary detailing thefts from California to Florida.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Michael Fox
Shannon David Smith
Chico
Calif
Nancy Joan Atkins
Winston-Salem
N.C
Smith
Fox
Jeanne Schwengel Dies. Widow of Major General Frank Schwengel
Jeanne S. Schwengel 71 wife of retired Maj. Gen. Frank R. Schwengel died Friday. She was born in Stockton California and lived in Scarsdale New York with her husband chairman of the board of Joseph E Seagram and Sons.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Jeanne S. Schwengel
Frank R. Schwengel
Dr Thomas O Walton Dies at 77 Former Texas A&M President
Dr Thomas Otto Walton of Bryan Texas who led Texas A&M College from 1925 to 1943 died Saturday after several months of heart illness. He was born on an East Texas farm.
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Thomas C. Walton Bryan
Tex
Thomas Otto Walton
Texas A&m College
East
Texas
Negroes Facing Solitary Confinement and Trials in South Carolina
Eight Friendship Junior College students in York County Prison Camp were placed in solitary for allegedly refusing orders. Eleven more, including four women, face trial in Greenville for trespass after attempting to enter a white skating rink without a permit. In Rock Hill a white man and a Black man from Washington, DC, were jailed for breach of peace after a Saturday demonstration.
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Friendship, Junior College
Rock Hill
York County
Greenville
Washington, D. C
C. A. Ivory
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
York
Friendship Junior College
John A. Gaines
Paul David Dietrich
Washington
Franklyn Hunt
Baltimore
George Morgan
Ivory
Dietrich
Hunt
Student Non - Violent Coordinating Committee
Joan Trumpower
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment
A New healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H suppositories or ointment shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case reports show substantial shrinkage and statements that piles are no longer a problem. Available at drug counters.
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