New York Young GOP Boosts McCarthy After Smith Speech
In Washington the New York Young GOP backed Senator Joseph R. McCarthy in a show of party support following Senator Margaret Chase Smith’s bold declaration of conscience. Smith’s rebuke targeted his anti-Communist investigations and was joined by six Progressive Republican colleagues including Aiken Ives Morse Thye Tobey and Hendrickson.
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George D. Aiken
Irving M. Ives
N. Y
Wayne Morse
Ore
Edward J. Thye
Minn
Charles W. Tobey
N. H
Robert C. Hendrickson
N. J
Ives
Wingdale
New York Republican Clubs
McCarthy
Sen
New York
Young Republicans
Thomas E. Dewey
Kletzkes
Joseph Kletzke
Patricia
Chicago
Albert Kletzke
Margaret
Raymond Kletzke
Neola
Scranton Mobilization Aims to Avert Economic Ruin
Civic leaders urge 300000 residents of Lackawanna Valley to mobilize for economic revival as Scranton faces population decline from coal industry losses. The life campaign seeks $2,000,000 to attract new industries, create jobs, and stabilize the region amid unemployment.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Valley
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna County
International Correspondence Schools
Weeks
Walker
Masonic Temple
McCarthy Acts Labeled Immature by Thorp at Albright
Assistant Secretary of State Willard L. Thorp told Albright college graduates that Senator Joseph R. McCarthy has not acted with mature behavior by repeating disproved charges against the State Department. He warned that such rhetoric undermines freedom of speech and intimidates inquiry.
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Reading
U.P
Willard L. Thorp
Joseph R. McCarthy
State Department
Thorp
Albright College
Wisconsin Republican
McCarthy
Pennsylvania Town Honors Spinsters Observes Old Maids Day
In Norristown Pennsylvania residents marked old maids day praising unmarried women. Marion Richards 55 started the observance three years ago urging affection for spinsters. Camels the Sudan's second largest expert moved to Egypt in 1949.
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Norristown
U.P
Pennsylvania
Marion Richards
Sudan
Egypt
Kenosha News Publication Details
Kenosha Evening News is a daily paper published by the Kenosha News Publishing Co. from 1717 S 8th St Kenosha Wisconsin. It states entry as second class matter dated October 22 1894 and notes publication schedule as daily except Sunday.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
The
Kenosha News Publishing Co
S8th St
Subscription Rates By the Week and County Delivery
Advertising rates list weekly delivery price and yearly mail rates for Kenosha Racine Walworth Lake counties and other regions in Wisconsin Illinois and other states. Prices include 25 cents weekly, 5 cents per copy, and annual totals of 7.50 10.00 and 12.75 dollars respectively.
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Kenosha
Racine
Walworth
Lake Counties
Wisconsin
Illinois
Acheson Outlines Far East Threat and Aid Request
Secretary Acheson described the Far East as complex and dangerous due to Soviet backed communism. He asked Congress for 1.2225 billion dollars for a second year of arms aid, with most funds heading to western Europe and key regions like Korea Philippines and Southeast Asia cited as danger points.
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Washington
U.P
Far East
Dean Acheson
Congress
Acheson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Defense
Louis Johnson
Senate
Foreign Relations and
Armed Services Committees
China
Johnson
Harry F. Byrd
United States
Europe
South Korea
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Korea
America
Russia
Western
Marriage of Princess Faikah Ratified by King Farouk
King Farouk ratified the marriage of his sister Princess Faikah to Fouad Sadek a commoner. The ceremony at Kubba palace in Cairo gave Islamic approval to a marriage first held in Sacramento California on April 5.
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Farouk
Cairo
Faikah
Fouad Sadek
Kubba
Sacramento
Calif
Frederick B Warren Obituary remembered publisher and advocate
Frederick B Warren, 65, a field representative of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and former publisher of the St. Louis Star, now the Star-Times, died Sunday.
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New York
Frederick B Warren
American Newspaper Publishers Association
St. Louis Star
Star-Times
Milwaukee Man Heads Drive for Deaf Funds
Lawrence N. Yelles of Milwaukee will lead a campaign by the National Association of the Deaf to raise 500000 dollars for a central headquarters. The appointment as general chairman was announced by Byron B. Barnes, president of the association. Yelles is secretary of Master Lock Co.
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Chicago
U.P
Lawrence N. Yelles
Milwaukee
National Association of the Deaf
Byron B. Barnes
Yelles
Master Lock Co
Widows of WWII Servicemen Eligible for VA Loans
Washington reports that widows of World War II service members who have not remarried may qualify for VA home farm and business loans. Eligible husbands must have served between Sept 16 1940 and July 25 1947 and died from service connected causes, with widows receiving the same benefits as veterans for VA guaranteed mortgages.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Vancouver Teens Turn to Heroin Parties Police Say
Vancouver crackdown targets a wave of narcotics parties held by teen gangs and their companions. Officers say peddlers charge six dollars per grain of heroin as youths travel in souped up jalopies and crash dances. A 14 year old girl is the youngest ever charged with narcotics possession in Canadian history.
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Vancouver
B. C
U.P
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
G. J. Archer
Archer
East End
Insurance Executive Dies in Ann Arbor
Dr. John Duncan Finlayson aged 64 district manager of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co died Sunday in Ann Arbor Michigan.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
John Duncan Finlayson
The
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Officer Held for Holdup Slaying in Brooklyn Bar
An off duty Brooklyn police officer Vincent Flemming 44 held up a bar and grill at gunpoint, shot customer John Sheerin 23 of Brooklyn, and was beaten by patrons. Flemming identified companion Harold Blanch 24 who was arrested at dawn. no charge against Blanch yet. District Attorney Miles F. McDonald said Flemming would face homicide charges.
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New York
Brooklyn
Vincent Flemming
Harold Blanch
John Sheerin
Miles F. McDonald
Flemming
Blanch
Patrolman Chases His Own Stolen Car
Patrolman James Kirkpatrick on scout duty spotted his sedan speeding past and pursued for 15 blocks but lost the vehicle. The car, stolen twice in three weeks, was later found abandoned by another officer.
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Philadelphia
U.P
James Kirkpatrick
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