Spy Probers Press Hunt For Scientist Trial For Four
Congressional spy probers urge immediate trials for four accused of tampering with atomic secrets. They link an unidentified "Scientist X" to Steve Nelson, a Pennsylvania Communist organizer, and seek harsher action against Dr. Clarence F Hiskey, his ex wife Marcia Sand Hiskey, and Dr. John J. Chapin for conspiring to relay atomic secrets to Soviet agents.
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Washington
Congressional
House Un-American Activities Committee
Steve Nelson
Nelson
Pennsylvania
House
Clarence F. Hiskey
Marcia Sand Hiskey
John J. Chapin
Hiskey
Chapin
New York
Miriam Hiskey
Marcia Sand
Truman
King Echoes Bevin Words on UN Security
Paris dispatch reports Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King told the United Nations General Assembly that nations should seek security on a basis less than universal when UN security falters. He warned a world stalemate due to veto use risks freedom threats and urged international control of atomic energy. He may soon relinquish the premiership to Louis St Laurent.
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Paris
W. J. Mackenzie King
United Nations General Assembly
U. N
Bevin
Security Council
King
Canada
Louis St. Laurent
S C Broucher At ISTC Today
S Cober Broucher, Pennsylvania Deputy Secretary of Internal Affairs, spoke at the Indiana State Teachers College convocation about the Pennsylvania Week program. He cited 13,400 churches and over 300,000 jobs created since 1943 in industry, farming, and coal production.
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S. Cober Broucher
Pennsylvania
Indiana State Teachers College
Tradition Goes Hard On Elks
Sweden's 90 year old King Gustav V hunted at Hunneberg with 10 royal companions. After ten hours on the beat the King had two elk to his credit and the party totaled seventeen elk. The ban was renamed the TOTES.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf V
Hunneberg
Qlay
Norway
Wilhelm
Reds Claim Loss of Chinhsien Air Field in Manchuria
Report from Commercial Air Lines crews says Chinhsien air field near Mukden has fallen to Red forces, a blow to Nationalist supply lines. Nanking sources note communist pressure in Manchurian corridor and nearby Shantung actions while Peiping urged claims of victory remain unconfirmed.
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Shanghai
Commercial Air Lines
Manchuria
Chinhsien
Mukden
Nanking
Manchurian
China
Peiping
Tientsin
Chinghsien
Shantung
Tsiwan
Russians Release U S Soldiers In German Zone
Four American constabulary men captured near Torgen were released by Soviet troops after crossing the Soviet zonal boundary. U S Army officials report the men were unharmed and the two jeeps were returned.
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Hof
Germany
Torgen
U.S. Army
Truman Dewey Clash on Communism Marks Campaign Trail
President Truman heads to Oklahoma for a major speech on Communism as House committee accuses administration of excusing Soviet espionage links. Gov. Dewey renews vow to purge Soviet-minded workers while targeting Red Herring claims. Warren cites Communist presence in government amid campaign trail chatter.
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Associated Press
Truman
Oklahoma
Thos. E. Dewey
Northwest
House on-American Activities Committee
Attenton
Earl Warren
Mr. Truman
Syracuse
WN. Y
Clymer Sponsors Pennsylvania Week In Town
The Borough of Clymer hosts Pennsylvania Week with a special committee and banners. Local stores display Pennsylvania products and state branding, while a four page feature in the Indiana Evening Gazette highlights Clymer scenes and Pennsylvanian items.
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Clymer
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Week
Indiana
Elvening Gazette
Chymer
Clymer Concerns
Community Chest Lays Groundwork For Annual Drive
Indiana Community Chest directors meet at Barbar and Musser law offices in the Mack Building to approve the budget and set a $20,000 goal for aid to 10 member organizations. October 18 to 30 is set for canvassing with distributions planned for Boy Scouts, Salvation Army, and others. Committees for publicity, initial gifts, residential solicitation, and schools are announced.
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The
Indiana Community Chest
Barbar and Musser
Community Chest
Mack Building
Budget Committee
Indiana Recreation Committee
Indiana
A. B. Ansley
David Abrams
Guy G. Kanable
A. E. Long
Lewis McGill
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Municipal Band
Indiana Hospital
Salvation Army
Recreation Commission
National
Travelers’ Aid
Crippled Children’s Clinic
Wallace Nordby
William S Steiner
J. A. Luhold
William A. Peterson
Mark Barkwell
Logan Houck
David H. Abrams
Lewis L. McGill
James D. Sutton
Margaret Platzer
St. Clair Weaver
James K. Leitch
LaRue Rankin
Walter Moreau
Sarah Wiley
Saul Wazxler
Charles H. Russell, Jr
Daniel H. Bee
William S. Steiner
Guy G. Kanabe
Edgar C. Perrs
Ralph Heiges
A. Blair Ansley
R W. Beamer
A. Eb, Long
Americans expelled from Hungary over sabotage charges
Two American oil executives Paul Ruedemann and George Balnantine were expelled from Communist Hungary after seven days of questioning. They said they were forced to sign statements admitting sabotage and claimed the statements would not be used in court. They credited the U.S. legation in Budapest for their release.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Standard Oil Company
CN JL
Paul Ruedemann
Hartsvale
N. Y
George Balnantine
St. Louis
United States
Legation
Budapest
Soviet Press Sees No Break in United Nations
Moscow papers report Bevin’s UN address as an attempt to break up the United Nations and imply the body may need to continue regionally if non viable as a world organization. Tass says Western powers fear Soviet disarmament proposals. Bevin’s speech supposedly masks rejection by awkward maneuvers.
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Moscow
Ernest Bevin
United Nations Assembly
United Nations
Bevin
Unen
U. N
Britain
Tass
A. Y. Vishinsky
1271 War Dead Leave Japan
The bodies of 1,271 American war dead, the first to leave Japan, will begin the journey home aboard the U S transport Dalton Victory Oct. 1. The men died in Japanese prison camps. The funeral ship will dock at San Francisco.
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Yokohama
Japan
U .S
Dalton Victory
San Francisco
Program Prepared For Jimmy and Gov Duff in Indiana
Indiana hosts James Stewart and Gov. James H. Duff for a Pennsylvania Week ceremony to honor Stewart as a Goodwill Ambassador. The event includes a 7 PM presentation at the courthouse, rain site at Manos Theater, and a procession with local band amid related rehearsals and activities across Harrisburg and York County.
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Indiana
James Stewart
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Orus Mathews
Indiana Court House
Manos
Alex M. Tive
Pittsburgh
Will Stewart
Jimmy
Tvo
Court House
Indiana State Teachers College
Stewart Fame
Philadelphia Street
Guv. Dutt
Indiana Borough
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
York County
James H. Duffis
Western Powers Seek UN Action Over Berlin Blockade
The United States Britain and France plan to present identical notes to UN Secretary General Lie accusing the Soviet blockade of Berlin of threatening world peace. The three powers label the move urgent and urge Council action under Chapter Seven to address the crisis with Russia, with a likely emergency meeting anticipated later in the week.
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Paris
United Nations
Berlin
Security Council
Trygve Lie
Thheir
U. S
George C. Marshall
Ernest Bevin
George Schuman
U. N
Senators Dig Into School Tiff
Washington senators investigate a clash between Dr. John Studebaker former Education Commissioner and Oscar R Ewing head of the Federal Security Agency over censorship of anti Communist writings Studebaker says centralization hindered anti Communist campaigns while Ewing denies the charges and calls them false Studebaker testi fied he was forced to clear speeches through Thurston a loyal but naive official whose office censored statements on communism causing confusion in the Education Department
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Washington
Senate
John W. Studebaker
Osear R. Ewing
Catehall Federal Security Agency
Studebaker
Ewing
Awing
Ona
Nyyarl Wirtchinson
Office of Education
John Thurston
Federal Securily Administration
Studebater
Thurston
Hutchinson
U S Backs Plan To End Guerilla Aid
Paris reports the United States will back United Nations action demanding Albania Yugoslavia and Bulgaria halt aiding Greek guerrillas and disarm fleeing fighters. The UNSCOB proposal seeks cooperation to settle Balkans tensions and curb guerrilla reentry into Greece.
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U.S
Paris
United States
United Nations
Albania
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
U.N. Special Committee On the Balkans
Unscob
U.N
Greece
Unscor
Balkans
Philadelphia Orchestra funds refund over pay demand
The Philadelphia Orchestra announced yesterday that about $225,000 would be refunded to patrons with season subscriptions and single tickets as Local 77 AFL pressed for a $125 weekly minimum for orchestra members. Manager Harl McDonald said increased pay would add about $50,000 to an anticipated seasonal deficit of $226,000.
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Ine Phuacgeipiua Oren
Dat
Harl McDonald
McDonald
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
American Federation of Musically
AFL
Orchestra
Thomas
Doyle
Indiana
Union leader Reacts to Orchestra Tour Cancellation
Frank R. Luizzi, president of the union local, said he was disagreeably surprised by the cancellation and had received no counter proposals from the Orchestra Association. The union had conceded on rehearsal time and radio and concert time as the orchestra, led by Eugene Ormandy, prepared an extensive 1948-49 eastern tour and Philadelphia programs.
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Frank R. Luizzi
Orchestra Association
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia
Unity Message From Gov Warren At New Hampshire Convention
Gov Karl Warren Republican vice presidential candidate told about 1,000 delegates at the New Hampshire GOP convention that he seeks national unity above winning the election. He urged that whatever happens the nation should emerge as a united entity, prioritizing unity over a Republican victory on November 2.
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Concord
N. H
Karl Warren
Viege
Thomas E. Dewey
Pups with Hunting Future Offered Free to Homes
Three eight week old pups found abandoned this morning in front of the Tabernacle Church at Fifth and Grant Streets, currently in borough police custody. First offers of good homes will receive the dogs. Nearby businesses, Frozen Custard and Roller Rink Stand, are mentioned in the notice.
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Tabernacle Church
Fifth
Grant Strep
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