Slicing Our Bread Grits and Subversive Lists
A compilation of editorial excerpts contrasts Southern food pride with a Richmond Times-Dispatch critique of grits and a Lynchburg Advance commentary on Attorney General Brownell adding 62 groups to the Justice Department subversive list. It notes skepticism about group names and warns against casual affiliation.
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Lynchburg
Brownell
Justice Department
South
Committee For Freedom of the Press
Communist Party
Newark
Daily Worker
FBI
France Still Without Government
Paris President Vincent Auroil urged leaders to end cabinet crises by agreeing on a program. National Assembly rejected his fourth candidate Radical Socialist Andrew Marie with 272 votes. The president summoned 20 influential deputies to craft a settlement. Ontario province extends from New York to Minnesota along its southern border.
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Paris
Vincent Auroil
France
National Assembly
Andrew Marie
Marie
Ost
Province of
Ontario
Canada
State of
New York
Minnesota
Rosenbergs Executed at Sing Sing End of an Era
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed in Sing Sing Prison for passing atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. The couple showed no emotion as three electric shocks ended their lives, minutes before sunset to honor the Jewish Sabbath. Crowds in New York and Paris reacted with protests and fear as authorities supervised the death chamber.
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Sing Sing
Ossinging
N.Y
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel
Soviet Russia
Deth
United States
New York
London
Paris
Union Square
Daily Worker
Dublin
U.S. Information Office
Orsinging
Fire Works Explode at Fort Worth Plant
Two large explosions rocked a western Fort Worth fireworks factory. Reports say three or four people injured, with two men hospitalized and a six year old treated after being near the blast at the Wilfong plant. A nurse noted a boy was burned in a stove area while firefighters and police investigated.
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Fort Worth
Cox
Hospitile
Bic
Harris Hospital
Wilfong
Moore Wherves
Refugee Shot Mysteriously in Tulsa
A man identifying as a non Communist political refugee and Ukrainian count was shot in Tulsa while taking out garbage. Leonid Maximeluc Max, 26, claimed Ukrainian lineage, Romanian exile, and reception as an engineer at McNamara Boiler and Tank Co. He received non life threatening shoulder and side wounds and said he may run the lasting life. Police said they will check for international or political angles as they investigate the ambush at a rooming house behind his residence.
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Tulsa
Okla
Taday
Meon Max
Leonid 1
Damianou Maximeluc
Max
al Leite Sal
Romania
Michael
Acre
McNamara Boiler and Tank Co
Leitch
Box Kite Scares Airline Pilot Over Dallas Landing
Braniff Airways pilot Lewis Wilson reported a white box kite at about 500 feet as he landed at Dallas Airport at dusk. He said it could foul an engine and found a 10-year-old girl and an 11-year-old boy at the end of 4350 feet of string. he helped them bring down the kite.
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Dallas
Braniff Airways
Lewis Wilson
Wilson
ROKS Demand Rest of UN Prisoners
South Korea's acting premier demanded Gen. Mark Clark hand over all anti Red prisoners still held in UN stockades. The cabinet weighed Eisenhower’s rebuke over UN authority and nine more prisoners were reported recaptured. One South Korean was killed and a U.S. soldier wounded at a Camp Pusan incident. Pyun urged cautious handling and rapid release to avoid stirring Korean masses.
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Commund
U.S
Pene Pusan
South Korea
Yung Ti Pyun
Clark
Pyun
Siyloy
Comtral
Dena
Munsan
Tees
Korea
Pinal Dent Synamin Rho
Ales
Kore
Rhoe
South Koren
T. Pyun
Mark Clark
U.N
Putin Sit Rhee
Axelhuinge Ferns
Agatnet
Pristons
Koren
Ange
sayretHe
Rhee
Korat
Indianine Tite
Panmunjum
Ade
AiHed
Meatley
Alther Sie
Washington
U. S
Rhode Island Red Hen Hatches Ducklings at Duneside Home
A Rhode Island hen mistakenly brooded a nest of nineteen ducklings for 27 days, then revealed them as ducks. The Long Island builder who discovered the brood during excavation watched the birds swim and the hen guide them to shore with clucking calls.
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Babylon
N.Y
Rherdu Island
Long Island
Springdale Youth Dies in Wreck
A Springdale boy named Gene Breeden was killed when his watermobile sped out of control and overturned on Highway 12 three miles west of Gentry. His passenger, 15 year old Billy Gene Garmon of Siloam Springs, suffered a broken shoulder and head injuries and remained unconscious at Sloan Springs hospital.
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Springdale
Gentry
L. V. Jones
Gene Breeden
Breeden
Billy Gene Garmon
Siloam Springs
Sloan Springs
Jones
Sar
Peace Hopes Fade as Reds Demand Prisoner Recapture
News from Munsan reports Korean War tensions as Red leadership presses for recapture of prisoners while armistice talks stall. U S planes suffer losses with 19 aircraft shot down in a week of high intensity air combat. Clark and Rhee clash over prisoner exchanges as Allied unity strains under pressure.
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U.S
Bourleen
Gagolpe
South Korea
Aniles
Nhio Sabra
Alger
Ici
Aly Vudiy
Priday
U. Ss. Skyraider
Ani
Thad
Pany Agaoults
Muntstheld
ROK
Hack
Vaccinations for Bang's to Be Completed Soon
Calfhood vaccination of Bangla disease will be completed by June 26 unless vaccines are developed at once. County Agent Oliver L. Adams reports Joe Tiamiilon, the vaccinater, is scheduled to visit Girinis to provide service. Noel fypmed minkings requests notice by letter. Heifers four months old require a request through the county agent by Wednesday, June 4 to receive the service.
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Stitos County
Oliver L. Adams
Joe Tiamiilon
Iit
Senator McCarthy says he has long known of marked danger
Senate investigations heard claims from Joseph McCarthy and others about a Pittsburgh Communist plot to kill McCarthy. Lou Bort testified, refused to confirm the hit list details, while Mundt indicated a liquidation list existed and some senators might be named. McCarthy said he has no bodyguard and does not carry a pistol.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Sun
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Joseph OD. Muet
FBI
Pittsburgh
Communist Party
Manny Lou Bort
Selecompilotee
Bort
Mad
Sen. Mundt
Mundtauld
Communist ‘Command
Bor
Huendle
Mund
Bey
Germans Set Fire to Soviet Held Factories
Demlin via UP reports widespread arson by German and Communist forces targeting Soviet controlled plants in Berlin Magdeburg and other sites. Fire rages at the Leuna synthetic gasoline plant and the Schkopau synthetic rubber plant as martial law tightens. Reports cite deaths from Soviet firing and increasing police actions in the region amid Soviet occupation.
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Demlin
Baeviel
Germany
Bio Fitinves
Tin Tony
Matt Borin
Thomas
Timberman
U.S
Berlin
West Berlin
Ravall
Kdan
Piper Telearal
Leuna
Sehkopou
Telewvat
Magdeburg
Ware
Ruslan
Soviet Germany
Ridl
Husband Held in Wife's Death in Omavia Neb
Dougls County authorities held a 210 pound man for questioning after his wife Joe Kuikendull of Juseon Arizona was found fatally beaten in a luxurious trailer. Deputy Victor Novotny said she died at Doubles County Hospital after neighbors reported a violent argument heard by two small boys. Police had not determined how long the couple had lived in Omavia or what they were doing there.
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Irving Koslowe
Corcllor
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Rabbi Keslowe
Joseph Francell
H. W. Kipp
George McCracken
McCracken
Dr. Kipp
Omavia
Neb
Douglis
Traflow
Victor Novotny
Joe
Kuikendull
Juseon
Ariz
Doubles
Peputiey
Novotny
He Jong
Oqmahn
Ely
India Ready to Accept Role as Neural Caretaker in War Prisoner Issue
An official government statement from India expresses willingness to act as a caretaker over war prisoners by Korea, despite extraordinary developments. The note deplores South Korea’s release of thousands of anti-Communist prisoners and hopes the impending truce will not alter India's stance.
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India
Prizonyevs
Korea
Aes
South Korea
Gill
Wheat quotas spark concern among GOP leaders
Fragmented OCR text shows GOP figures alarmed over wheat quota policies and price supports. Mentions Allen as Agriculture chair and Senators from Yon and Rhode Island, with unclear quotes and garbled place names. No clear event or date is identifiable.
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Atlanta Journal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Virginius Dabney
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Deep South
Times Dispatch
Dabney
Liz Saar
Aks
KXAR
Joe Matt Herndon
Arthur Clark
Blevins
Max Moorman
Rosston
Ansley Gilbert
Grady Browning
Heny Porterfield
J. G. Porterfield
Hugh Reese
Mark Justine
Prescott
Steve Snell Jr
Emmet
Rosenbergs
Russia
Ft. Worth
Roks
William C. Bernard
Rhode Island
Wreck
Hig Western
Vollangues
Senaloa
Allen
Seng
Bhoeppal
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