Truman May Seek Seat In Senate Or House
In a Miami Daily News interview, President Truman says he may return to Washington in either the Senate or House. He notes pride in his administration, cites rising employment, peacetime production, and anti Communist efforts. He mentions possible 1954 congressional run and comments on Byrnes, White, and Thurmond as not real Democrats.
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Europe
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Turkey
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Independence
Missouri
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Russell
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Byrnes
Supreme Court
Hugh L. White
Mississippi
J. Strom Thurmond
Typist In Army Camp Nabbed In Spy Hunt
In Austria an alleged spy ring led to the detention of Theresa Harris, a 30 year old Vienna born typist for the U S 769th Military Police Battalion. She is held for questioning with officials stressing she had no secret access. Others detained include Otto Werber and Kurt Ponger flown to Washington for arraignment Monday. Mrs Rudolph Holzer said Harris cried and intends to appeal. Werber and Holzer are long time friends.
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Austria
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Washington
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Otto Werber
Kurt Ponger
Walter Lauber
Vienna University
Ernest Tislowitz
U. S. Military Intelligence Service
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Verber
Jimmy Cagney Battles Over 1950 Taxes
Jimmy Cagney fights the Internal Revenue Bureau over a $5,000 bill for dancing lessons and $414 for massages, denied as business expenses. His lawyer appeals to the U.S. Tax Court arguing the costs were necessary to maintain his acting career and public performance readiness.
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Status Change For Federal Lawyers Asked
Atty. Gen. McGranery urged appointing U S attorneys under civil service rather than presidential, with Senate approval. He urged freeing U S marshals too and shifting staff under civil service. He cited FBI gains, noting 4,647 convictions in late 1952 vs 3,963 previous year and $42 million in savings.
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U S Police Kill Canadian Hoodlum
Canada’s most wanted criminal Hugh Kennedy 35 of Winnipeg and Toronto was killed by police in the United States. A Salt Lake City report identified him alias McIntosh after he ran from officers while being questioned in a morals case. Police verified fingerprints matched Kennedy’s FBI records. He had escaped November 27, 1948 en route to Kingston Penitentiary for forgery.
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United States
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Salt Lake
FBI
Washington
Kingston Penitentiary
McKay Signals Interior Changes in Power Policy
President-elect Eisenhower’s choice for secretary of the interior Jon McKay outlined proposals to boost private utilities in power, testified before the Senate Interior Committee. He urged state and local controls over lands and power facilities, supported Hawaii statehood, and endorsed offshore oil rights while avoiding empire building and a fixed land management agency line.
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East German Prime Minister May Be Next in Purge
East German Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl is viewed as a likely target in the Communist purge sweeping East Germany. Western and East German officials note arrests of allies and proteges, with Jakob Kaiser predicting Grotewohl will be next.
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Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
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Jakob Kaiser
West Germany
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Kaiser
Otto Nitschke
Christian Democrat Party
Karl Hamann
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