Recession Talk And Weather Spur Diverging Views
A reader argues that despite recession chatter the economy shows resilience with near peak business levels in autos and textiles. May rain relieves drought fears, while tourism booms domestically and abroad, aided by cheaper transport and growing incomes, supporting a cautiously optimistic outlook.
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Conspiracy charged to Three Persons
Three men and three women faced Superior Court today on charges of conspiring to overthrow the government by force or violence. A Suffolk County grand jury investigating communism in Boston returned seven secret indictments. Also arrested were Mrs Barbary Rosen(s)kanta, 31, of Springfield and Mrs Edith Abber, 33, of Boston, along with Franklin Collier Jr., 48, of Melrose and Herbert J Zimerman, 28, education director of the Communist Party in the Greater Boston area. Daniel Boona Echirmer, 88, and Otis Arthur Hood, 34, were sought, Hood long active in party politics, and Ann Byrak Timpson, 43, nicknamed the Red Flame, was said to have staged a campaign stunt during arrests.
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Communist Party
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Garrett H. Byrne
Barbary
Bennett Rosensj Kranta
Springfield
Edith Abber
Franklin P. Collier Jr
Melrose
Beach Street
Herbert 3. Zimerman
Greater
Redaction Scrambles Beria Biography In Soviet Encyclopedia
New York Public Library reports a revision to the Great Soviet Encyclopedia volume 4. Pages 21 to 24, including Beria’s 12-line biography and his portrait, are replaced with a series of scenes and a different entry. The note urges subscribers to remove old pages and insert new leaves, updating the reference with Beria’s removal and other archival edits.
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Council Examines Arkansas School Segregation Issue
The Arkansas Legislative Council met in Little Rock to begin addressing financial and legal problems from the Supreme Court ruling that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional. Governor Cherry urged creating a citizen committee and the education committee planned to study Rep. Metcalf’s proposal for a comprehensive review of school policy and funding needs.
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Blind School Integration Ordered in Arkansas
The Arkansas Deaf and Blind School plans to integrate Negro students into advanced vocational training for white students, likely this fall after the current term ends. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling outlawing segregation in public schools and aims to equalize salaries for Negro teachers with white instructors as budgets are drawn.
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Eisenhower plan for bigger social security nears House vote
President Eisenhower’s proposal for a broader social security system moves to the House Ways and Means Committee for approval next week after final touches. The plan would raise the maximum annual income for benefits, extend coverage to doctors lawyers and other professionals, farm operators ministers and local government workers, and broaden protection for laborers and disabled workers. The program now covers about 7 million workers and 6 million beneficiaries, with taxes funding a trust that pays monthly retirement and survivor benefits.
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McCarthy Attack Sparks White House Friction
Washington reports say the Eisenhower administration faced ongoing conflict with Sen. McCarthy as Harold E Stassen launched a fresh attack calling McCarthy a “juggernaut of false statements” over aid to allies. McCarthy and Eisenhower clash over a presidential order limiting testimony, while party leaders warn of mounting intra party tensions as Stassen defies White House counsel.
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White Collar Clash With Locker Room Vending Machines
Hal Boyle notes a growing war between white collar workers and coin vending machines in office locker rooms. Machines dispense snacks and goods, prompting clashes, coin returns, and odd disputes. One suit claims misdispense and vows litigation to the Supreme Court if needed.
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Cherry May Not Go to Governors Meet
Governor Cherry indicated he probably would not attend the governors meeting at Richmond next month to discuss the Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation. He may send a representative and said such a meeting should be timed after the Court’s decrees, expressing a cautious stance on immediate participation.
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Oregon vote expected light as two GOP contests draw focus
At Portland and across Oregon voters are not expected to flood the polls. The main races involve GOP nominating contests for governor with Harl Newbry challenging Paul Paterson and Rep Homer Angell facing two Republican challengers in Portland. Democrats field three candidates in the 3rd district, but Mrs Braith Green runs against lesser knowns C. S. Johnston and R. H. Stallard.
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NEA Attacks Advertising Ban Hearings Drawn On Ban
Washington reporting on the National Editorial Association opposing an advertising ban. William L. Daley, for about 6000 newspaper members, warns the measure could set a broad constitutional risk and open the gate to bans on other advertised goods. House Commerce Committee hearings were planned with witnesses expected.
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Marine Captain Kills Family Then Self in Florida
Police report Captain Michel Carroll allegedly stabbed his wife and three children to death before taking his own life near Jacksonville. Coroner Talbert confirmed the killings and inquest plans, with neighbor accounts of a loud scream and a tense scene at the home shortly after the incident. Lt. Joseph Bridges of Camp John Doe provided official statements.
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Air Force Academy site narrowed to five locations
Senator Capehart said the Air Force Academy has been narrowed to five possible sites. He mentioned Indiana, Michigan, California, Colorado, and another undisclosed location. Talbot urged favorable consideration as inspections continue and a decision nears.
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