Candidates in Slugging Match On Communism
A heated exchange among Republican and Democratic presidential hopefuls over communism unfolds across rallies in Detroit Los Angeles Marion Oceanside and Youngstown. Dewey Warren and Wallace clash with Truman and Barkley charging for votes and influence while warning of treason and big business power.
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Progressive Party
White House
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
Earl Warren
Truman
Dewey
Oklahoma City
Warren
Detroit
Los Angeles
Henry A. Wallace
Russia
Youngstown
Ohio
Wallace
Yuma
Ariz
Alben W. Barkley
Kentuckian
Atlantic City
National Association of Manufacturers
Atomic Data Stolen During War Report
Congressional spy hunter said Soviet attempts to steal atomic secrets at the University of Chicago during the war may have succeeded. The House Un American Activities Committee plans indictments of three Americans two scientists and a Communist official based on three weeks of secret hearings.
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Washington
UPI
University of Chicago
Richard B. Vail
R II
House UN- American Activities Committee
Communist Party
U. S
Russia
Ail
Vail
Alan Nunn May
May
House un-American Activities Subcommittee
J. Parnell Thomas
N. J
John McDowell
McDowell
Thomas
Four Hurt in Five City County Auto Accidents
Four people were injured when two cars collided on Highway 41 south of County Trunk C at 4 08 p m Officers undersheriff Clarence Huck and Deputy Edward Krok reported One minor injury occurred in four city accidents as well Mrs Helen G Burke 50 of Chicago left turn incident injured wrist and chest grandson Robert B Burke 13 hip injury while Anita Zehetner 19 and Millie Zuniga 45 from Milwaukee were also hurt in Zehetner car The four were taken to Kenosha hospital
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Highway 41
Clarence Huck
Edward Krok
Helen G. Burke
Chicago
Walter A. Zehetner
Milwaukee
Chester Ervin
13Th Ave
Edward Dalke
Rt. 4
22Nd Ave
53Rd St
Glida Packard
George Hartung
Leland W. Upton
14Th Ave
Sten R K. Hagberg
31St Ave
57Th St
3Rd Ave
Joseph Lees
Joseph Tymnaitis
8Th Ave
Lucille Weiss
Frank Matejski
Alfred Paschke
Sheridan Rd
Edmund Wozney
26Th Ave
Thomas King
Dominick Mattioli
Russia Suggests Five Powers Cut Armies by One Third
U S air force denies reports of Russian anti aircraft fire near Berlin corridors. Officials say no bursts sighted and Russian notice of formation flying in western air corridors was routine. Anglo American air lift remains at normal capacity delivering thousands of tons to Berlin.
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Russia
Frankfurt
A.P
U. S. Air Force
Winesbaden
Berlin
Air Force
United States Air Forces
Europe
Air Safety Center
Buckenberg
Germany
Safety Patrol Takes Oath At City Ceremony
Informal ceremonies at the municipal courtroom Friday saw 170 public and parochial school safety patrol members take an oath to protect classmates in traffic near Kenosha schools. Judge Edward J. Ruetz administered the oath. Richard G Hansen led the program with school officials speaking.
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Kenosha
Edward J. Ruetz
Richard G .Hansen
Columbus
A. E. Axtell
Stanley G. Haukedahl
Joseph C. Hamelink
Board of Education
Raymond Gleason
American Legion Organization
Evening News
lIn
Richard G. Hansen
Ukrainian Catholic Chancellor Tarnavsky Dies at 86
The Very Rev Philemon Tarnavsky 86 longtime chancellor of the Ukrainian Catholic diocese in Philadelphia since 1938 and pastor of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception died Friday Born in Kulykiw Ukraine his death ends a long tenure in the Philadelphia church community.
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Philadlephia
Philemon Tarnavsky
Philadelphia
Eisenhower to Be Installed as Columbia University President
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower will be formally installed October 12 as president of Columbia University. He has served as president since June 7.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Defense Ministers To Meet in Paris
An official British source said five western alliance defense ministers will meet in Paris on Monday to discuss common military problems. The talks occur as Soviet Deputy Vishinsky denounced the five power alliance at the United Nations. The alliance includes Britain France and the Benelux nations Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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Paris
Brussels
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations Assembly
Russia
Europe
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Argentina mob protests U S over alleged plot against Peron
A two day Argentina protest against a police report of a plot to kill President Juan Peron and Eva Peron escalated into a broad anti United States demonstration. Police detained 17 Argentines, a 14 hour general strike freed workers to march, and Peron urged lawfulness while denouncing foreign influence and the former U S embassy attache John Griffith.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
United States
Argentina
Peron
U. S
Eva Duarte Peron
Casa Rosada
John Griffith
Montevideo
Uruguay
la Prensa
First National Bank of Boston
Griffith
Hartford
Kans
University of Southern California
Rio Plata
Churches Plan Community Fund Sabbath Here
Kenosha churches observe Community Fund Sabbath to educate members about 16 agencies. Rabbis priests and ministers will deliver sermons while thousands of church bulletins are distributed. Leaders unveil kick off events for county wide drive with Elks club luncheon and fund solicitation starting Monday.
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Kenosha
Fund Drive
Community Fund
L. O. Denyes
Community Fund Sabbath Lay Committee
E. J. Ruetz
David L. Phillips
W. W. Hammond
Now He Knows Why Crime Does Not Pay
Clifford Davis allegedly held up a private home in Moline Illinois. A neighbor seized him as he emerged with loot and he was taken to court for burglary arraignment. His wife reportedly slapped him after finding a photo of another woman in his wallet. His car was stolen after the arraignment.
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Moline
Ill
U.P
Clifford Davis
Davi
Davis
18 Czechs Arrested On Espionage Charge
Prague report says 18 young Czechs were arrested on espionage and attempted terrorist acts for the American counter intelligence corps. It is the fifth CIC spy case in a week. police seized large quantities of arms at homes and in a clubroom used as a meeting place.
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Prague
CIC
Czechoslovakia
Soviet proposes world armament cut and UN control
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky called for a one year threefold reduction in major powers armed forces and a universal ban on atomic weapons. He urged the UN to create an international body under the Security Council to supervise disarmament and deter expansionist threats while accusing the United States Britain and France of seeking to isolate the Soviet Union.
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Paris
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
Vishinsky
Iron Curtain
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Gen. Marshall
U.S
George C. Marshall
Assembly
Marshall
Alexander Cadogan
Security Council
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Robert Schuman
George C. Kenney
U. S. Air Force
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Kharkov
Odessa
Cardinal Bus Case Opens In PSC Certificate Dispute
In a postponed Madison trial Circuit Judge Herman Sachtleben hears charges that Cardinal Lines operated a Kenosha to Madison bus service without a Public Service Commission certificate. District Attorney Edwin Wilkie and PSC chief counsel James Ward Rector clash with Phillip Porter for the defendant as the defense argues operation under a law certificate and PSC delay in ruling.
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Public Service Commission
Herman Sachtsen
Madison
Edwin Wilkie
James Ward Rector
Phillip H. Porter
Wilkie
Cardinal Lines
Kenosha
Porter
PSC
Bus Company
State Motor Vehicle Department
Plot Against Paraguayan Leader Nipped
Paraguayan informants say a plot against President Natalicio Gonzales has been nipped and some arrests made. Paraguay reportedly remains calm as the case unfolds.
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Buenos Aires
Natalicio Gonzales
Paraguay
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Neil Isermann
John Althoff
Albert Shipley
Charles Chiappetta
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Charles E. Goodell
Emil Olson
John Robinson
O. T. Steffenson
Fred D. Hartley
Stig Wiren
Charles Lockwood, Jr
Evan R. Pfanmiller
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Fred C. Zumbro
William H. Bullamore
John Pileski
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James Tully, Jr
Arthur Harrington
William Elwell
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Harry Chemerow
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