Communist Party Exposes 11 Infiltrated Organizations
Washington reports list 11 organizations labeled Communist infiltrated or fronts including the American Labor Party Civil Rights Congress and Veterans Housing Conference. The questionnaire circulated by New York headquarters asks about schooling cars reading habits and potential party affiliations as part of a drive to assess members and their union activity.
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Washington
New York City
United States
American Labor Party
Civil Rights Congress
Consumer and Tenant Council
Veterans Housing Conference
Good Neighbor Council
American Youth For Democracy
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Young Citizens Political Action Committee
Win the Peace Conference
Independent Citizens Committee
International Workers Order
Communist Party
New York
St Preesnt
Communist Jefferson School
The
Daily Worker
Progressive Citizens of America
PCA
Henry A. Wallace
Nomination of Griswold for Greek aid post set for hearing
Dwight Griswold a former Nebraska governor and bank clerk faces an early Senate hearing on his nomination to administer the 300 million dollar Greek aid program. Vandenberg indicated swift action while Nebraska Democrats urged rejection citing state administration ethics. Sen Wherry praised Griswold, others criticized, with final confirmation likely.
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Washington
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Foreign Relations Committee
Griswold
Truman
Europe
Vandenberg
Democratic
William Ritchie
Nebraska Central Democratic Committee
James Quigley
Kenneth S. Wherry
R. Neb
Greece
Witnesses Clash Over Seaway Toll Plan in Senate Hearing
A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee considered authorizing the St. Lawrence Seaway. Yesterday 25 witnesses asked to testify against the project as hearings begin Wednesday. The committee, led by Senator Wiley of Wisconsin, has heard support for making the seaway self liquidating through tolls.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
St. Lawrence Seaway
Wiley, R. Wis
Mrs Mavis Tate Dies Aged 84 Former MP and Rights Champion
London reports the death of Mavis Tate 84 a former Conservative member of parliament and prominent advocate for women's rights in Britain died Thursday. The obituary notes her long political career and advocacy work.
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London
Mavis Tate
Britain
Young Mariner Feared Crushed Hand After Freighter Split
Ernest Albrecht, 18, of Fort William Ontario smiles from McKellar General Hospital after a freighter named Emperor cracked in half at Isle Royale on Lake Superior, leaving him with a crushed hand. AP Wirephoto.
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McKellar General Hospital
Fort William
Ont
Canada
Ernest Albrecht
Emperor
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Wisconsin Central Railway Reorganization Approved
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a plan to reorganize the Wisconsin Central Railway reducing capitalization from 71 million to about 46.84 million. Fixed interest payments will become contingent and sinking fund charges, with certain first mortgage bonds left undisturbed. In 1921 there were 100000 smallpox cases nationwide.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Marshfield
Southeastern Division
First
Wisconsin Central Securities
Radio Belgrano Silenced After Peron Broadcast Heckle
Argentina's largest station Radio Belgrano was silenced by government order following a heckler disrupt during President Juan D. Peron's nationwide address. The attack interrupted Peron's speech for 90 seconds, with a voice denouncing policies and urging workers to rise. The caller's identity remains unknown, tied to nationalist tensions and the resignation of Col. Velasco, head of federal police. Peron spoke to about 50,000 listeners before the cut occurred.
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Buenos Aires
U.P
Radio Belgrano
Argentina
Heckler
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Belgrano
Col
Filomeno Velasco
Federal Police
Velasco
Farewell to Eva Peron Before European Tour
Workers in Kenosha bid farewell to Eva Duarte de Peron the president's wife and former actress. She plans to fly to Spain today initiating a European trip with visits to France Italy Portugal and Britain.
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Senora Eva Duarte de Peron
Spain
France
Italy
Portugal
Britain
New Material Found to Keep Moths From Wool
The Commerce department says a finishing material named Eulan, developed in Germany, can be bathed into new wool or applied to finished goods without damage. It offers a sure way to protect wools and furs from moths, giving housewives a consolation.
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Washington
U.P
Commerce Department
Germany
Northwest plans three weekly flights on global New York route
Northwest Airlines announced three eastbound and three westbound flights weekly on its New York to Manila route via Tokyo and Shanghai starting July 15. R O Bullwinkel says connections with Chicago Milwaukee Detroit and New York will align with Twin Cities departures to terminal eastern points on the international route.
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St. Paul
Minn
Northwest Airlines
New York
Fur Bill Aims to Curb Fur Misbranding Legislation Introduced
Senators McCarthy and Johnson introduced a bill prohibiting misbranding or misrepresentation of furs. The legislation would apply to fur articles wholly or partly made. It seeks to regulate labeling and claims in fur products.
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Washington
McCarthy
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