McCarthy Presses Defense Against Senate Censure
Sen. McCarthy of Wisconsin widens his pro session defense with new requests to Sen. Gillette and Atty. Gen. Brownell. He seeks a clear position on censure before Nov. 8 and urges Brownell to pursue charges against Maj. Irving Peress, citing false statements statutes. The censure case, linked to hearings and conduct toward a subcommittee, heads to a Senate vote starting Nov. 8.
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John Chadwick
Washington
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Gen
Brownell
Wisconsin
Gillette
D. Towa
Irving Peress
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Su Committee
Hendrickson
R-Nj
Ralph W. Zwicker
Peress
New York City
Senate Investigations
U.S
United States
Unemployed Laborer Held For Sex-serious Incident
In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania a 23 year old Black laborer, Elijah Thompson, is jailed on charges of the slaying of 16 year old Helen Jean Bryant, a Aliquippa High School sophomore who disappeared Monday. The body was found in autumn leaves near her home with a crushed skull and disarrayed clothes. Police consider possible links to another case in Conemaugh.
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Beaver County
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Richard P. Steward
Elijah Thompson
Helen Jean Bryant
Aliquippa High School
Steward
Thompson
Hopewell Township
Matt Zooner
Hopewell
Margaret Sanders
Pennsylvania
Conemaugh
Karen Mauk
Helen Jean
Regan Yarnell
Earl Bryant
Bryant
Attempt To Blow Up Car Of Politico Bender Fails
In Cleveland a 1946 Cadillac belonging to Rep. George H Bender was found with wet dynamite and a burning fuse in its drive at his Chagrin Falls estate. Police described it as a threat or scare and noted the detonation failed to explode due to moisture. Bender tied the incident to ongoing labor racketeering probes but offered no definite connection.
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George H Bender
Rohio
Bender
Chagrin Falls
Frank Barnard
Rep Bender
Barnard
House Committee On Labor
Carl Rossbach
Football Scores From Weekend Games Snapshot
Ohio State 14 Northwestern 7 Oklahoma 13 Colorado 6 UCLA 27 California 6 Arkansas 14 Texas A M 7 Army 21 Virginia 20 Notre Dame 6 Navy 0 Pittsburgh 13 W Virginia 10 Iowa 13 Wisconsin 7 Purdue 28 Ilinois 14 Indiana 13 Michigan 9 Southern Cal 34 Oregon St 0 Va Tech 7 W M 7 tie Duke 21 Georgia Tech 20 Tennessee 26 Carolina 20 Furman 7 State 6 Clemson 32 Wake Forest 20 Rice 34 Vanderbilt 13 Baylor 12 TCU 7 SMU 13 Texas 13 tie Maryland 20 S Carolina 0
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GOP Leads in Spending in Congressional Race Reports
Washington Oct 30 The Republican National Committee reported to the House that by Oct 15 it had spent 1 214 760 dollars while the Democrats projected 1 031 000. GOP receipts totaled 1 356 216 against 960 134 for Democrats. National Citizens for Eisenhower Congressional Committee showed receipts 718 404 expenditures 483 974. Other groups listed with receipts first then expenditures include Americans for Democratic Action 88 628 95 825. AFL-CIO political education 333 599 429 250. United Auto Workers CIO PAC 298 259 329 900. Republicans lead in fundraising and spending as election law requires disclosures.
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Eisenhower Campaign Tactics Go Telephonic in Election Push
President Eisenhower phoned voters in 9 states urging turnout and to spread the word to 10 more, part of a telephoned GOTV push. Republicans and Democrats deploy doorbell and phone drives as they race to boost turnout before Tuesday's crucial election.
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Harriman Maintains Edge In New York Governor Poll
In a statewide straw poll Harriman leads 54.8 percent to 45.2 percent over Senator Irving M. In New York Daily News survey. Other items note Des Moines Register and Arizona Republic pre election polls showing various leads. Gallup and Princeton polls suggest Democrats lead in congressional vote nationally with 52-54 percent.
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Daily News
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Tito and Moscow Move Toward Reconciliation
The long running Tito Stalin feud appears to ease as Belgrade signals closer ties with Moscow. Kremlin nervousness over European events grows while Yugoslavia presses for internal independence and a pivot away from Western alliances.
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William L. Ryan
Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
United States
Balkan
Cominform
Kremlin
Europe
Pioneer Hosiery Manufacturer William H. May Sr. Dies at 79
William Henry May Sr., a prominent pioneer hosiery maker in Alamance County, died at 2:10 am in Mound Park Hospital, St. Petersburg, Florida, after a thrombosis. He was 79. Survived by his son W. H. May Jr. and other relatives. Burial plans in Burlington, funeral details incomplete.
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William Henry May
North Carolina
Alamance County
Mound Park Hospital
St. Petersburg
Fla
May
W. H. May Jr
Py Mills
Debe Sharp van Burllington
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