Washington Letter From Jane Bads Brownell Fan of Yankees
In Washington Jane Bads Brownell wife of Herbert Brownell the attorney general and secretary of the Air Force is a devoted baseball fan. She loves the New York Yankees but roots for the Washington Senators when they visit. She recalls high school days in Temple Texas and shares how family life blends politics with sports while managing a garden.
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Jane Bads
Washington
Brownells
Brownell
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Temple
Tex
Yankees
Herbert Brownell
New York
Yankee Stadium
Harold Talboug
Air Force
Griffith Stadium
Bke
Doris Brownell
Senators
Yanks
Mrs. Brownell
Joan
Anne
Tom
Jim
McCarthy Army Probe At a Glance
Washington report outlines charges in the Senate Investigations subcommittee inquiry into Sen. McCarthy and Army officials’ pressure on Schine. Key figures include Stevens Adams Cohn Carr, with H. Struve Hansell cited. Adams testifies on threats and coercion while McCarthy and aides deny improper pressure alleging Schine remains a private.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Pentagon
Army
Stevens
John G. Adams
McCarthy
Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
David Schine
Schine
Adams
Ft. Monmouth
N.w
H. Struve Hensel
Defense
FBI
Cohn
Navy
Air Force
Swimming Gets Him In Trouble
A 68 year old man faces trial in City Police Court on June 2 for disorderly conduct after swimming alone half a mile from shore in Daytona Beach. Lifeguard Capt Don Kirkwood says crowds gather and distract lifeguards from assisting beachgoers closer to shore.
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Daytona Beach
Fla.m
Don Kirkwood
A. W. Johnson
Johnson
Kirkwood
Displaced Lithuanian Faces Draft After Permanent Residency
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously upheld a three-year prison sentence for Anpanas J. Rumsa, a Lithuanian immigrant who refused the draft. Rumsa argued temporary status since arriving in 1960 and invoked a 1951 U.S. Lithuania treaty against conscription. The court ruled the draft law supersedes the treaty, making permanent residents eligible for immediate induction.
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Chicago
United States
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
J Anpanas J. Rumsa
Rumsa
Jap War Bride Gets Six Years For Killing Soldier
A Tokyo District Court sentenced Hatane Terrigan to six years in prison for killing her American husband Corporal Walter C. Jerrigan in his sleep. The defense claimed self-defense and intoxication but was rejected though mental condition was noted. Separate dispatch from Hartford notes that fifty two U.S. insurance companies have Connecticut home offices and over two million dollars in cash premiums enter the state daily.
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Tokyo
Dee
Walter C. Jerrigan
Ie Savaninah
Hatane
Terrigan
Hartford, Conn
U. 5
Connecticut
You Might Know Lubbook Texas Radio Signal Jam
A Cleveland Ohio police radio disruption is reported as a Texas man on the air caused a temporary jam. A Lubbook officer attempted to greet with no reply before a warning to all local units. The Gazette Classified notes the odd occurrence as a regional radio anomaly.
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Tex
Cleveland
Ohio
Tiea
Texas Police
Texas
Peepsie the Chick Isolated After Four Others Pack Peepsie
A three week old chick named Peepsie will be kept separate after the owner reports the other four thousand four hundred and nine chicks were packed at Peepsie’s legs and drove it into isolation. Separate quarters have been built for Peepsie.
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Ark General Electric Cow
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Read Gazette
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Y Electric
Davis Bros
Philo
Indiana, Pa
Kolinsky
Triumph
Ltrorunne
Batiste
Big Splash Swimwear
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