Communist Party Hearings Open in Washington
Public hearings begin in Washington on whether the Communist Party in the United States must register as a foreign controlled organization. Attorney General Mecrath charges the party is based abroad and should register. The party’s secretary Quy Ral and other executives face preliminary questions as the inquiry is set to last at least three months under the Internal Security Act.
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GOPs Urge Cut in Public Payrolls to Trim Costs
Washington reports Republicans push an economy plan to reduce federal payrolls by limiting vacancies to 36 percent and shifting openings via promotions or transfers. The proposal targets civilian agencies starting July and excludes essential personnel, with surveys cited showing broad support for budget cuts and a federal sales tax.
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Woman Doctor Convicted of Kidnapping in New Mexico
Dr Nancy Campbell a prominent Santa Fe physician was convicted by a district court jury of kidnapping a nine year old girl and sentenced to 15 years to 18 years in prison. She posted 40000 bond and plans an appeal to the New Mexico State Supreme Court.
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Banta Fe
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University of Agong
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Eisenhower Tops GOP Governors in 1952 Nomination Hint
Washington April 23 Gen Douglas MacArthur appears unlikely as GOP nominee as party leaders diverge between Senator Robert Taft and Gen Dwight Eisenhower. Governors favor Eisenhower 23 of 24, while the national committee shows Taft leading among 29 of 65 members. MacArthur’s age and status hurt prospects despite strong adulation.
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Voegler to Be Freed Watched by Worried Wife
In Vienna the Belgian born wife of American executive Robert Voegler awaited news on his release from a 17 month prison term in Hungary. Officials offered no timing or location for a possible release as U S officials remained silent. Mrs Vogeler spoke of her anxiety while noting uncertainty about arrival and status at the Austro Hungarian border remained.
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One Violent Death Sunday Summary
A fragmentary report notes ongoing violent deaths for the week, with mentions of potential stops to prevent a repeat incident. It references a Budapest espionage conviction and a possible release bargaining involving Hungarian claims and property restitution claims tied to Nazi seizures.
Weekend Report Figures and a Fatal Shooting Case
The week covered February 12 to 18 and February 19 to 25 shows a single accidental death over the weekend. An unnamed Clark, 1 percent of Porcia, died from gunshot wounds while examining his father's pistol.
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Businessmen Invited to Meet Lite Rock April 2
The Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce announced invitations to a meeting of Arkansas small businessmen before the house small business committee hearing on May 2. Invited include Henry Gilidar, Doredo, G. EK Powell, Pine, Daye FH, Ward, Conway, Pierce, Jonesboro, E. WN, B West Helena, and Ed Kyopp Smith.
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