McCarthy Faces Demand to Produce His Own Files
The exchange focuses on Senator McCarthy's claim about state department ties. McMahon rebukes the accusation and defends himself, while McCarthy cites Dorothy Kenyon and Dr. Jessup as sponsors of subversive groups. Tydings says those named will be allowed to testify later if they wish to respond.
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Wisconsin
McMahon
McCarthy
State Department
Dorothy Kenyon
New York
U. S
United Nations
Philip C. Jes
cCarthy
Miss Kenyon
Jessup
Far East
Kenyon
U. N
Tydings
Raleigh
Charlotte
Senate
Supreme
State Board of Elections
Fourth Dairy Class Is Held In High Point
The fourth in a series for dairymen serving the High Point milk shed met in the county building at 1 pm with 134 dairies from Guilford Davidson Randolph and Davie counties expected. Dr W L Cooley led demonstrations and films assisted by Gordon Battle and Fred Conally of the Guilford health department.
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High Point
W. L. Cooley
Guilford
Gordon Battle
Greensboro
Fred Conally
Guilford Health Department
Mocksville
Denton
Ramseur
Davidson
Randolph
Davie
Carlyle To Have Opposition In Seventh District
Edward C. Snead former state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars announced his candidacy for congress from North Carolina's seventh district. He resigns after 20 years as assistant customs collector. The district covers Bladen Brunswick Columbus Cumberland Harnett New Hanover and Robeson counties.
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Wilmington
Edward C. Snead
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
F. Ertel Carlyle
Snead
Cumberland County
North Carolina
Bladen
Brunswick
Columbus
Cumberland, Harnett
New Hanover
Robeson
Spellman Aide Defends Church on Federal Aid stance
New York March 9 Aide of Cardinal Spellman says critics misrepresent the churchs position on federal aid to education The statement by Msgr John S Middleton New York archdiocesan secretary for education stresses the church seeks no funds for teachers pay or maintenance but supports government funds for services like bus transportation for parochial schools
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
John S. Middleton
Cardinal Spellman
Rome
Msgr
Middleton
Graham Barden
D-N. C
Barden
U. S
Committee On Federal Aid To Public Education
America
Prospects of Large Tax Increase Face Assembly Debate
A report outlines a potential net 1 billion tax rise through closing loopholes and raising excises on corporations inheritances and large gifts. Treasury details push halving the 20 percent levy on furs luggage jewelry and toilet items and cuts in freight passenger tickets and long distance telegraph and telephone rates with a new 10 percent excise on television sets. A Democrat notes most members seek excise relief beyond the President's plan, with many urging a cut to the 20 percent movie ticket levy.
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Treasury
Nationalists Repel Landing Attacks as World Calls for Armament Cuts
Labor Government voices disarmament push while Chinese forces engage on Weichow Island off the South China coast. Nationalists report losing radio contact with defenders resisting Communist landings as a communique cites a failed 4th try to seize Hainan within 36 hours.
Last Minute News Camp Involving Judge Orders Aid
Food boxes and medicine were sent to a camp area by order of Superior Judge Thomas J. Croaff after a public notice. He said children aged 17 months to 11 years were found undernourished and a crippled father claimed he sold blood to feed his family. In Allentown a separate case, Harold Mohr admitted to killing his cancer stricken brother Walter with a gun. He faces murder charges after revealing the act to investigators.
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Thomas J. Croaff
Juvenile Court
Croaff
Allentown
Harold Mohr
Coplay
Kenneth H. Koch
Walter
Koch
Ralph Mohr
Army develops single strand wire for hundred TV channels
The Signal Corps announced a new single strand wire able to carry a hundred distinct television transmissions, vastly expanding reach beyond urban areas. The inventor, Dr Georg Goubal, a 43 year old German refugee, nicknamed the wire the G String.
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Fort Monmouth
N. d
Army Signal Corps
Signal Corps
Georg Goubal
G-String
Bank Held Up in Sunnyside Queens Shootout
Five robbers forced Sunnyside branch employees of Manufacturers Trust Co to the basement and escaped with 63933 dollars. Police described the heist as meticulously planned. James Weston, the receptionist, was restrained at the door as the robbers entered and joined by two accomplices. They chained Weston to a radiator and instructed staff to enter quietly without alerting others.
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New York
Sunnyside
Queens
Manufacturers Trust Co
James Weston
Weston
Capitol Square notes and legal filings and bids
The article reports from Raleigh on Republican strategy for the Charlotte convention nominating candidates for the senate and other offices, with Senator Frank Graham filing and others delaying. It covers highway contracts approved at about six million dollars, concerns over bridge pricing, competitive bidding benefits, and a light calendar note about February and March dates.
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State Highway Commission
Joe Graham
North Carolina Calendar Highlights Year Round Tourism
The state advertising division releases a calendar of events from the azalea festival in Wilmington to the junior horse show in Pinehurst. It surveys Winston-Salem events, Manteo’s Lost Colony, Cherokee pageant, garden tours, golf, rhododendron blooms, hunts and catches, baseball and football, tobacco markets, and trips by bus or yacht, arguing locals have all they need at home.
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State News
Wilmington
Pinehurst
Winston-Salem
Manteo
North Carolina
Flames Devastate Sandia Prison Guardhouse Killing Four
At Sandia base near Albuquerque a fire gutted a temporary guardhouse housing 16 prisoners. Four inmates died, two guards and four other personnel were injured or affected by smoke as rescuers battled the flames for hours.
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Kolster
Cpl
Richard A. Miller
Hobart
Stockton
Calif
Wilbur Henry
Rt. 2
Zanesville
Washington
Ralph Tolve
Stephen H. Perry
Sandia
Armed Forces Special Weapons Project
Los Alamos
Kirtland Field
Air Force
Special Weapons Command
Kenner F. Hertford
Robert M. Montague
Veterans Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Albuquerque
Ground Force
Trial on air injection death ends as jury to deliberate
The 13 day trial recounts Dr Sander's alleged air injection into Mrs Borreto and hospital autopsy findings. Prosecution claims air embolism caused death while defense contends multiple factors including cancer and inanition. Key witnesses include nurse Miss Elizabeth Rose and defense expert Dr Albert Sway. Most 1949 cat acreage was planted to Clinton variety.
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Harold E. Wescott
Dr. Sander
Sander
Albert Sway
BC Headache Powders and Tablets Ad
An old ad promotes BC Headache Powders and Tablets for fast relief of headaches neuralgic pains and minor muscle aches. It highlights a combination of ingredients for greater effect and notes tablet and powder forms with 10c and 25c sizes.
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