Lawmakers Move To Strip Citizenship For Conspiracy
Senatorial action follows Eisenhower proposal to curb treason and “conspiring to advocate its overthrow by force.” House and Senate panels back a bill to add that clause to the existing list of offenses that can strip native born or naturalized Americans of citizenship. Justice Department explains loss includes vote denial, public office, jury service, passport, and protection while abroad. naturalized citizens face stricter grounds, including concealed Communist ties at naturalization.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Jeus
Congress
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
United
Amy
Wise
Justice Department
United States
Cormmunist Party
Misunderstood law on felons and citizenship rights
An essay notes that a felon does not lose full citizenship but loses some rights such as voting or holding office, with restoration possible by governors or the President and only Congress can restore full citizenship. then lists various property transfers and sums in Center Township, Canoe Township, West Wheatfield, and Blairsville involving Charles Miller, Arthur Griffith, Denver T. Smith, Madison Clair, Harry P. Neal, Norval Williams, and others.
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Congress
Charles Miller
Arthur Griffith
Center Township
A. P. Roberts
Denver T. Smith
Ira Stith
Canoe Township
Madison Clair
C.M.) Smith
Orville Albert Boring
West Wheatfield Township
Harry P. Neal
Albert V. Eisaman
Blairsville
Norval B. Williams
Real Estate Transfers During Knight and Governors Visit
Real estate transfers show various tracts changing hands for nominal sums and other considerations. Governor and Mrs Knight returned to announce the Republican State Convention and holiday travel, with multiple transfers recorded in Center Township and nearby parcels.
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Elsie
LaMantia
Homer City
Robert C. Williams
Sacramento
Good Nations
Win Knight
Buffalo
Rochester & Pittsburgh
Phot
Archie Cannon
Tract
Center Township
Arthur Griff
Virginia
Carlson
Fith
Balboa
Arthur Griffith
Knight
Charles Miller
Los Angeles
Roberts’ $11000 Real Estate Fee Ruling in Kansas
A Kansas district judge dismissed a suit seeking $110,000 the state paid for a hospital building. Former National Republican Chairman Wes Roberts had received an $11,000 fee for arranging the Ancient Order of United Workmen sale to the state. Attorney General Fatzer had led the 1953 suit amid legislative probes into Roberts’ lobbying-style fee.
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Peka
Kan
Weua
Kansas
National Republican
Wes Roberts
Roberts
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Atty
Harold Atter
State Legislative Committee
Fatzer
ACTW
B J
AOUW
Police Raids Sweep Times Square to Rockaway Beach
New York police conducted early morning raids across Times Square Central Park and Rockaway Beach in a broad crackdown. The operation netted more than 200 arrests, the largest tally since the drive began July 27.
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New York
Times Square
Central Park
Rockaway Beach
Red Lovers Protest Surges in Katmandu
In Katmandu Nepal an estimated 6000 people staged a Communist spurred anti American demonstration last night. They burned effigies of President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles as guards protected the U. S. Information Agency library. Speakers charged the United States with imperialism and bribery attempts to use Nepal as a base against Red China. Nepal and the United States had signed a technical assistance pact last month.
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Katamandu
Nepal
Eisenhower
Dulles
U.S
Bass Fishing Triumph At Prairie Lee Lake
INDEPENDENCE Mo W L Carr hooked a large bass at Prairie Lee Lake yesterday after a 10 minute battle the fish broke his line twice then finally surrendered Carr used a borrowed net to land the bass amid a crowd of boats and onlookers including a divinity student and Verify.
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Independence
L. J. Carr
Prairie Lee Lake
Divinity
Carr
Old Organ Sells For Small Fortune
A 100yearold organ donated to First Presbyterian Church in New Bern was sold for 125 dollars after a lightning strike. church members note the instrument’s tone improves with age and remains valued by the congregation. In Belleville, a 72yearold man at Essex County Isolation Hospital died after misjudging a window height and attempting to descend a bed sheet, falling three stories.
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Belleville
William H. Lee
Orange
Essex County Isolation Hospital
Lee
New Bern
N. C
First Presbyterian Church
Telopedia Britannica
Big Problem In Opening Closed Pits
In Lansford Pennsylvania a coal executive warned the reopening of the Panther Valley mines faces a key hurdle the attitude of labor. W J Parton head of an independent group seeking to restart the mines said if the hurdle is cleared the effort could proceed and the wage agreement with operators and the United Mine Workers would be honored fully.
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Lansford
Panther Valley
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co
W. J. Parton
Detective links blouse to $220 housebreaking haul
Grimsby magistrate hears that Freda Dodson wore a chiffon blouse under a blue slip trimmed with coffee lace when a detective identified her as part of a $220 housebreaking haul. The detective testified he recognized the outfit as part of the stolen goods. Dodson was ordered to stand trial.
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Grimsby
England
Freda Dodson
Preda
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Gaypeed
Don Hees
Tefen Meare
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