Probe Talk Between Service and Jaffe in 1945
Senate investigators pressed the Justice Department for the full transcript of an FBI recorded talk John S. Service had in 1945 with Amerasia editor Philip Jaffe. The inquiry weighed loyalty files in the State Department amid McCarthy charges. Senators Lodge and Tydings differed on whether the files would yield a true or false picture of communists in government.
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Washington
Senate
Justice Department
John S. Service
Amerasia
Philip Jaffe
State Department
McCarthy
Wis
Lodge
Mass
Tydings
Lie Defends Communism Question as UN Chief Denies Ties
Secretary general Trygve Lie rejected a newspaper inquiry about Communist affiliations calling it not proper. He insisted he is a Socialist Norwegian Labor party member and not a Communist, stressing loyalty to the United Nations and world peace. The controversy ties to broader McCarthy era probes into Service and Jaffe over Amerasia documents.
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Trygve Lie
Labor Party
United Nations
Lie
Chesley Manly
The
Chicago Tribune
Norway
Manly
Congress
Bridges
R-N.h
Knowland
R.-Calif
China
James M. McInerney
Justice Department
Purity Martyr to Be Elevated to Sainthood
The Vatican elevates Maria Goretti, murdered at 11, to sainthood in an outdoor ceremony at St Peter's Square. Pope Pius XII and a crowd of up to 500,000 witness the canonization as Goretti is hailed as a model for youth.
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Vatican City
Maria Goretti
St. John and St. Paul
Maria
St. Peter's Square
Aloysius Gonzaga
Angelo Goretti
New Village
N. J
Italy
Alessandro Serenelli
Serenelli
Ascoli
St. Peter's Basilica
Rome
Nettuno
Anzio
Vatican Palace
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
French Cabinet of Bidault Falls in Confidence Vote
Premier Georges Bidault's government collapsed after a confidence vote of 352 to 220 amid a Europe coal steel pool conference. Foreign Minister Robert Schuman emerges as a leading candidate to stay on. Henri Queille may take the premiership if the coalition shifts.
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Paris
Georges Bidault
France
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Bidault
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Henri Queille
de Gaullists
Kenosha News Publishing Co Subscription Rates notice
Public notice details newspaper subscription options dated October 22, 1894. It lists weekly delivery rates three and five cents, annual mail subscriptions for Kenosha Racine Walworth Lake Counties and all other counties in Wisconsin Illinois, with a ten dollar yearly rate and a twelve seventy five variant.
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Kenosha
Racine
Walworth
Lake Counties
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Okinawa to Be Permanent Base in Pacific Defense
Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson announced Okinawa would remain a permanent defense outpost as long as a need for overseas defenses exists. He praised General MacArthur, supported Alaska statehood efforts, and said one major Alaska airfield could suffice for defense.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Louis Johnson
Okinawa
Pacific Ocean
Tokyo
Washington, D. C
MacArthur
Japan
Johnson
Longevity Greeted at Stan ton Post Meeting
Los Angeles notes Stan ton Post No. 55 of the Grand Army of the Republic met after eight months with only commander Douglas T Story age 105 in attendance. Member William A. Magee age 103 from San Fernando could not attend.
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Los Angeles
Stanton Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Douglas T Story
William A. Magee
San Fernando
United States and Mexico end seven year trade pact next year
The United States and Mexico announced the cancellation of the 1943 reciprocal trade agreement effective December 31, 1950. Tariffs on Mexican and other MFN nations goods will rise, hitting items from turpentine to tiles. Cuba and the Philippines are unaffected. Independent U.S. oil and coal producers seek higher duties to shield domestic industry.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Foreign Office
Venezuela
Canada
Peru
Australia
Cuba
Philippines
U. S
Army to Provide Cash Incentive For Clothing
The Defense Department announced a new uniform clothing allowance system to start July 1 for enlisted personnel across services. Enlisted men and women will receive cash to purchase clothes, matching the Navy and Marine Corps, with savings kept by the service members. The change aims to reduce administrative costs and improve care of clothing.
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Washington
Defense Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Army
Air Force
Department
North Carolina Holds Runoff Primary Today
North Carolina conducts runoff voting to decide the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate seat formerly held by Frank Graham with Willis Smith challenging. Voters fill 1990 precincts from 6 30 am to 6 30 pm amid debates over segregation FEPC and socialism.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Senate
Frank Graham
Truman
Graham
Willis Smith
Raleigh Corporation
American Bar Association
J. Melville Broughton
Probation for Narcotics Charge in Wausau Case
Dr. George Sawyer of Ironwood Michigan Osteopath was fined 500 dollars and placed on one year probation after pleading no contest to violating federal narcotics laws. He must refund 250 dollars taken from a Hurley woman. Judge Stone also placed Percy Sawlsville on two years probation for liquor sale on an Indian reservation and fined Robert Holmes 231 dollars for logging on government lands.
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Wausau
Wis
U.P
George Sawyer
Ironwood
Mich
Stone
Percy S. Sawlsville
Sawsville
Robert H. Holmes
Ashland
Superior
British Frigate Fires on Three Chinese Planes
A Royal Navy frigate Hart fired on three Mustangs of the Nationalist air force off Swatow after an attack on the tug Frosty Moller aiding the freighter Anhui. The exchange marked retaliation in Chinese territorial waters with no reported casualties and several air attacks on the beached vessel. Swatow remains a tense blockade routes area with prior strafing of the Lady Wolmer.
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Hong Kong
Swatow
Royal Navy
Hart
Frosty Moller
China
Formosa
Swatow Harbor
Red
Wolmer
Typhoon Threatens Okinawa Air Base
A typhoon moving 250 miles northwest of Okinawa brought 35 mph winds over the U S base south of Japan. Officials said it was headed for Kyushu but no damage was expected there or at Okinawa. Center winds dropped to 70 mph after peaking at 85 mph yesterday.
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Okinawa
U. S
Japan
Kyushu
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Corinaldo
Pontine Marsh
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Kenosha News Publishing Co
58Th St
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Karen Voegele
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Mission
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Karen
Lakeview
Jess Minkowskis Park
Greater
Norman Perry
Akron
FEPC
Greensboro
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Smith
Wake County
Jority. Graham
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
Olla Ray Boyd
Reynolds
Woodrow W. Jones
Rutherfordton
Charles E. Hamilton
Gastonia
A. L. Bulwinkle
Jones
Hamilton
Delco Gas
General Motors
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Okinawa Air Base
Harrison Supply CO
Flint, Michigan
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