Loyalty questions dog Atomic Official in Senate probe
Senator Hickenlooper said an atomic reports draftsman was suspended after the FBI found derogatory information. Lilienthal defended keeping some doubtful workers on the payroll, citing safety, while demanding testimony. The hearing centers on guarding atomic secrets and security clearance reliability.
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Hickenlooper
Congress
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Hickander Lilienthal
Commission
Subcommittee Drops Effort on Administration Farm Plan
Washington reports that the agriculture subcommittee disclosed today it has abandoned any idea of enacting the administration's new farm program and is now considering a trial run instead.
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Washington
House
Senate Opens Debate Over Labor Action
Senator Elbert D. Thomas opens Senate debate on new labor legislation seeking repeal of the Taft Hartley Act. He notes last fall's election support for repeal and ties the measure to Truman's pledge and the 1948 platform. The debate centers on administration plans and compromise versions amid party divisions.
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Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Senate
Thomas
Senate Labor Committee
Truman
House
Congress
Red Spy Arrest Avoided in Wartime FBI Case
Joseph J. Franey of Niagara Falls testified that the State department blocked the Justice department from arresting wartime Russian agent Andrei Schevchenko. Franey and his wife aided the FBI in foiling Schevchenko’s bid for secret Bell Aircraft information. He said agents were told to hold off for a while as the State department intervened. Leona Franey, a Bell librarian, said Schevchenko met her in October 1942 after arriving to buy American fighter planes.
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Justice Department
House and African Activities Committee
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Niagara Falls
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bell Aircraft Corporation
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FBI
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Schevchenko
Shevchenko
Bell Aircaft
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Leona
Bell Aircraft
Weather shifts cool as warm weekend ends
After a weekend of near eighties, wind shift drops temperatures by over 20 degrees. At noon today 58 degrees with clear skies. federal forecaster Thom says dry conditions persist with little rain across most of the state. Yesterday's high 84 in Menomonie and 42 in Superior Duluth region. Land o Lakes reports .02 inch of rain in the north. More rain is needed, especially in the eastern state.
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Howard Thom
Menomonie
Superior Duluth
Land o'Lakes
Ride on Navy's New Giant Plane The Constitution
A Chicago newspaper crew reports on a preview flight of the Navy's giant Lockheed plane The Constitution. The craft, capable of 300 mph with a 6000 mile range, carried 180 including crew and reporters on a 10,000 mile six week tour pausing in Indianapolis and Chicago.
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Hammond
Soldier stabbed by Russian in Soviet sector carnival incident
U S officials report an American private Lee was stabbed four times in the back by a Russian civilian during a brawl with American soldiers and Germans at a Soviet sector carnival. The Russian was killed moments later by a German crowd. Lee remains in a Soviet sector hospital with serious wounds while the Russian is held in connection with the slaying.
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Wellesley College Names Margaret Clapp New President
Margaret Clapp, 39, Pulitzer prize winning biographer and Brooklyn College historian, is named president of Wellesley College after surpassing 150 applicants. The selection brings a noted author to lead the Massachusetts institution.
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Wellesley, Mass
Wellesley College
Margaret Clapp
Brooklyn College
Husband Killed Directing Wife Into Garage
Adam Joseph Enhoff 61 of 6912 30th Ave was fatally injured when his wife Rika Enhoff accidentally ran over him in the driveway as she moved a recently purchased 1948 Nash sedan into the garage at 4 30 p m He died of chest injuries at Kenosha hospital at 8 05 p m The car passed through the rear of the double garage crossed an alley and stopped in a neighbor s garden Enhoff placed a weight against the north door and stood holding the south door open Police said Mrs Enhoff who was unhurt was the sole witness and may be charged later if conditions allow The couple planned a long trip and Enhoff had recently bought the Nash sedan for the journey He had worked over 30 years for Nash Kelvinator and was a member of CIO UAW Local 72 and the Ke Nash A club He survived by his widow a son Andrew A Enhoff of Kenosha and a daughter Mrs Robert L Howell of Tampa Fla Three other injuries were reported in weekend accidents. further details follow on Page Five
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Austria
U. S
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Hebron
Ill
Rika Tuinstra
Nash- Kelvinator Corporation
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Kenosha
Robert L. Howell
Tampa
Fla
Stabbing Death Rocks Lake Geneva Restaurant
Tony Cervantes twenty one was stabbed to death while seated in a Lake Geneva restaurant. Trinidad Alvarez twenty seven is held in Walworth county jail in Elkhorn on a possible first degree murder charge after being found hiding in a coal chute at a nearby lumber yard.
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Wis
Tony Cervantes
Chester Barnes
Walworth County
Barnes
Trinidad Alvarez
Elkhorn
Cervantes
Alvarez
Senate Panel Approves Atlantic Pact
The Senate foreign relations committee approved the North Atlantic defense pact. John L. Lewis charged AFL leader William Green and CIO head Philip Murray with betrayal of American labor, accusing them of secret agreements to influence new labor legislation.
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U.P
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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AFL
William Green
CIO
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
Wisconsin approves 14 day pheasant season plan
Delegates at the 14th state conservation congress voted to open a 14 day pheasant season in central and southern Wisconsin starting October 22. The plan covers Madison and the upper peninsula area.
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U.P
State Conservation Congress
Wisconsin
May Garssons Appeal Convictions Bribery Case
Former Representative Andrew J. May and munitions makers Henry and Murray Garsson appealed to the Supreme Court from their convictions on bribery and conspiracy to defraud the government during the war.
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Giants Pirates Trade Infielders and Pitchers
New York Giants traded infielder Bobby Rhawn and pitcher Ray Poat to the Pittsburgh Pirates for pitcher Kirby Higbe in a straight cashless deal announced today.
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New York Giants
Bobby Rhawn
Ray Poat
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kirby Higbe
Giants
D Day Heroes Honored On Fifth Anniversary In Germany
Lt Gen Clarence R. Huebner new American commander in Germany urged troops to finish the D Day mission with the same resolve as Omaha and Utah. Ceremonies on Omaha Beach drew about 2000 people as Robert Beteland French veterans minister and Brig Gen J J O’Hare attended wreaths were placed on a monument. In Arromanches Field Marshal Montgomery pledged to fortify western defenses to deter future invasions.
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Cargo Vessel Damaged in Fog Collision Off Delaware Coast
The 1600 ton cargo ship Exmouth limped into a pier in Jersey City for repairs after a pre dawn collision with Greek freighter Hellenic Beach in fog off the Delaware coast. A gaping hole was ripped in Exmouth’s side and two crew members were injured.
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Hellenic Beach
Delaware
Three Federal Justices Rule Against Lewis Contempt Conviction Upheld
The U S Court of Appeals upheld John L Lewis and United Mine Workers contempt convictions and a 1 420 000 fine for defying a Taft Hartley order to end the 1948 soft coal strike. Justices unanimously rejected appeals, noting the walkout was concerted and the union failed to resume work despite the court order.
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U. S. Court of Appeals
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United Mine Workers
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Goldsborough
Supreme Court
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Prettyman
Six Brothers Die As Home Burns in Hazelton
A pre dawn fire in west Hazelton killed five Garzick brothers and a sixth child died later. Joseph 11, Richard 5, Leo 3, Thomas 2, Donald 6 months perished by asphyxiation and burns. Robert 7 died at Hazelton State hospital. parents Steven and Mrs Garzick in critical condition. A relief fund raised over $1,000 for the family of ten.
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Robert Garzick
Hazelton State Hospital
Steven Garzick
Joseph
Richard
Leo
Thomas
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