Bante Claims Lead In ITU Vote Battle
George Bante of Chicago leads ITU race in AFL International Typographical Union with 28,265 votes to 25,691 for Randolph from Chicago locals. Don Hurd forecasts Randolph slate re election by 2,500 to 3,000 votes. ITU headquarters tallies show Bante ahead as locals vote on union newspaper policy.
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Indianapolis
George Bante
Chicago
Woodruff Randolph
AFL International Typographical Union
Don Hurd
Randolph
Bante
ITV
Pandolph
ITU
Randolph Bante
Condemned Negro Dies In Hospital in South Carolina
Clarence Payne, a 24 year old condemned killer, died in the prison hospital from an acute heart and kidney ailment. He had been scheduled for execution on June 4 after being convicted in January of killing J. Wayne Jones in Greenville. Jones and two companions were in a car when a gunman opened fire. Payne had moved off death row earlier in the week due to illness and his prior execution date had been rescheduled after an appeal was filed but not perfected.
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Columbia
Clarence Payne
Payne
J. Wayne Jones
Greenville
Jones
Wayne
Travelers Rest
Proposals for Senate Probing Rules Stir Debate
A policy group drafted changes to Senate probing rules, adopted by some committees but lacking full Senate approval. McCarthy faces past allegations of witness abuse, which he denies, as the panel proposed witnesses’ right to counsel and subpoenas only with the full group’s knowledge.
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Fee
Senate
Knowland
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Stevens
Ralph W. Zwicker
Teenagers Get Tougher Tax Quiz For 1954 55
In Washington on May 22 the Internal Revenue Bureau announced a tougher income tax course for high schools in the 1954-55 year. Commissioner T Coleman Andrews said taxes will remain a fixture and the training will go beyond returns to show where money comes from who pays it and long term burdens. The expanded program adds long form 1040 topics itemized deductions farm income and expenses and a farm keeping discussion with teacher manuals and practice forms.
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D. Arrold
Oliver Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
T. Coleman Andrews
The
Revenue Service
Andrews
Segregation: AG Meeting Postponed Pending Governors’ Talks
Atty Gen McMullan proposes delaying a Southern attorneys general meeting on the Supreme Court school segregation ruling until governors discuss the issue. Georgia’s Eu gene Cook suggested Atlanta for the confer ence if postponement suits. Governors Umstead Virginia plan June Richmond talks.
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Washington
N.C
Atty
Harry McMullan
U. S. Supreme Court
McMullan
Eugene Cook
Georgia
Atlanta
Umstead
Richmond
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Stanley
Cook
Army McCarthy Hearings Seen Over In Two Weeks
Mundt reports he will ask Welch whether the Army may hand over stenographic transcripts. Welch says secret recording is legal but disclosure requires consent from all involved. Democrats demand full access to all pertinent calls, while Republicans offer consent to review transcripts for materiality.
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Mundt
Joseph N. Welch
Army
E Army
Welch
McClellan
Ark
Symington
Jackson
Wash
McCarthy
Joe
Quintuplets to turn 20 and gain personal car
North Bay Ontario May 22 the Dionne quintuplets will be 20 next Friday May 28 and from then on will have their own car to drive to Callander from school. Parents Oliva and Marie Dionne gave them the keys to the birthday gift a new grey coupe with blue leather upholstery at Easter.
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North Bay
Ont
Dionnne
Ime
Callander
Oliva Dionne
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