Perjury Angles In Red Spy Investigation
Congressional investigators scrutinize potential perjury as lie detector testimony enters amid a Soviet consulate escape tale. Key figures from Chambers to Hiss face cross examination and debate over truthfulness. Some witnesses urge perjury action while doubts linger about the reliability of polygraph results.
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Washington
Pi— Missile Service
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Schealtivam
Wo Winedow
New York
New York Hospital
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Chambers
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Clonkmurast
Ponte Pissore
Chiansbors
Elias Brothers
Healig
Alor
Donald Thiss
Dodalel Hiss
State Department
Ivins Kiiedler
Alger Hiss
Carnegie
Justice Department
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Local Weather Outlook Sunday Cloudy With Mild High
Considerable cloudiness Sunday with moderate temperatures. The high will be about 84 degrees.
Midwest Cost Of Living Battle Narrows Gap Says AP Report
An Associated Press survey finds the Midwest slightly cheaper in some costs but higher in essentials than the West and South. Bread, milk, and tomatoes rose notably, while clothing and goods show mixed changes since 1929 and 1939, with regional differences in prices.
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New York
Midwest
Midawest
Inn
Buller
Tibet
Uwice
Graduates Carrying Dolls Receive Degrees in Conway
In Conway Arkansas state teachers college staged a playful ceremony where children, nicknamed graduates, received the baby of arts honorary degree during commencement. The process included milk bottle drinking as a humorous mask for the event, and no one appeared intoxicated.
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Conway. Ark
Arkinsox State Teachers College
Plumber Fractures Rich Clarence Maack Sr In Berel Addition
Workers from George McKoskey plumbing firm were repairing a water main in Berel addition when Clarence E Maack Sr suffered a fracture. He received hospital treatment following the incident.
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Clarence E. Maack
George McKoskey
Berel Addition
GOP touts savings from tax cuts and spending trims
Washington report says Republicans claim nearly 6.35 billion in taxpayer savings from two years of reduced administration spending. Chairman Taber asserts cuts since January 1947, while President Truman faces deficits and anti inflation measures. Rep. Dingell counters that GOP cuts mask the true budget picture.
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Francis At. Lemay
Washington
Truman
Taber
R-Ny
House Appropriations Committee
Mre
Treasury
Congress
Dingell
Dmich
House We
GOP
Lisis Savings
British Columbia prospector reports uranium find near Bridge River
Ernest Johnson 35 a veteran prospector reports a discovery of radioactive uranium near Gunniake in the Bridge River district about 126 miles north of Vancouver The find is described as the world’s most covered mineral and is believed confirmed by Dr J F Walker deputy minister of mines though no provincial official confirmation is provided
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Ernest Johnson
Gunniike
Bridge River i
J. F. Walker
Rmines
Jonnson
Family Of 29 Holds Reunion Vacation at Fish Creek
ARGENTA Illinois GP for several years Mr and Mrs Lynn McConkey have vacationed at Fish Creek Wisconsin. This year they are hosting a family reunion of 29 with eight children six spouses and 13 grandchildren. They left Saturday and rented all eight Parkway cabins for two weeks. Grandchildren range from seven months to 14 years.
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Argenta, Ill
Lynn dlcConkey
Fish Creek
Wis
McConkey
Parkway
Turn Down Red Custody Demand In Teacher Case
New York Russian teacher Oksana Kosenkina declined a House Un American Activities Committee custody demand while in Roosevelt Hospital. The committee sought 24 hour guard access and visa to move her, but U.S. protection was cited as not allowing coercive control. Police guarded her as the inquiry into alleged Soviet spy rings continued.
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New York
P.I
Mi Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
House UN- American Activities Committee
Robert E. Stripling
Roosevelt Hospital
United States
Rs. Rosenleinn
Rosenein
Washington
Alexander S. Panyushkin
State Department
Panyushkin
Kosenkina
U. S
House
Stripling
Waking
Wavil
New York Police Department
Rev O Donnell Named President of Marquette University
Milwaukee reverend Edward Joseph O Donnell Sr was named president of Marquette University succeeding the late Rev Peter A Brooks SJ who died May 18 He is 39 as the youngest of the 17 presidents The appointment was made by the Jesuit general in Rome and relayed via the Missouri province He grew up near the campus and earned a BA in 1931 before joining the Jesuits His recent post was principal of St Johns College Belize British Honduras taking office at a dinner tomorrow night.
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Milwaukee
Edward Joseph O'Donnell
Marquette University
Peter A. Brooks
S.J
O'Donnell
Society of Jesus
Rome
Missouri
St. Louis
St John’s College
Belize
British Honduras
Champion Bachelor Hogin Honored on Birthday in Oregon
Tony Hogin of Hoseburg celebrated his birthday this Saturday. Born in Chicago, he traveled to Oregon a century ago in a covered wagon, worked on railroads, and later became a gold miner. He has remained unmarried for 106 years.
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Hoseburg
Ore
Tony Hogin
Chicago
Oregon
Trane Helps Air Force Speed Polio Hospital Aid
Trane's No 2 plant rushed heat equipment for the emergency polio hospital in Greensboro North Carolina sending two C 82 planes from Langley or Greenville with nine ton cargo loads to speed the 160 bed facility. Training flights authorized by Secretary Ravall. The project aims to finish by Sept 1 with 2,400 polio cases reported since May.
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Trane Company
No. 2
Army Air Force
Greensboro
N. C
Trané Company
Washington, D. C
Kenneth Ravall
North Carolina
Tietary Air Force
Langley Field
Greenville
Smncken
Trane. Company
W. HE. Sadivat: Company, Inc
Uaeas
Wal Tin
Holds TO Closed Shop Is Violation
Washington based trial examiner for the National Labor Relations Board found the International Typographical Union guilty of violating the Taft-Hartley act by insisting on closed shop conditions in the newspaper industry. The examiner recommended the NLRB order against the union while dismissing other charges. A companion Chicago case found local 16 and the national union guilty of refusing to bargain in good faith with the Chicago Newspaper Publishers association and of insisting on closed shops in five Chicago daily newspapers.
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Washington
Nationial Labor Relations Board
International Typographical Union
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Arthur Leff
NLRB
AFL
ITU
Taft-Hartles
Leff
Detroit
Chicago
Imal
Supreme Feount
Chicazo
Local 16
National Union
Ort
Chicarro Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Vandenberg Considers Foreign Policy Speech
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, may outline a nationwide broadcast on foreign policy to support Dewey’s campaign stance. He says Republicans have a right to discuss essential foreign affairs issues and will avoid a two voice perception while urging clear policy.
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Vandenberg
Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Michigan
Vancenberg
GOP
DuNes
Berlin
London
Yalta
Potsdam
Vanderberg
Viroqua City Band to Play Concert Sunday
Viroqua city band will perform a concert Sunday at 2 p.m. in Myrick park at La Crosse, announced Saturday by Vernon county musical officials.
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Viroqua City Band
la Grosse
Myrick Park
Vernon County Musical Organization
Hold Services For Fitzpatrick
Funeral services for Dvi Robert Fitzpatrick who was killed in action in Germany March 11 1945 will be held Wednesday at 430 am at Heilbwin Morris chapel and at 900 am at Holy Trinity Catholic church with Rt Reverend Msgr Plenty officiating Burial will be in the veterans plot of the Catholic cemetery Catholic War Veterans will take part Fitzpatrick survived by wife twin daughters Joan and Judy and his father Jack Fitzpatrick a former city police officer The family will receive friends Tuesday evening with rosary at 740 Fitzpatrick entered service July 25 1944 and trained at Camp Fanning Texas and Fort Sheridan In January 1945 he was sent overseas participating in the French and Belgian campaigns.
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Robert
Fitzpatrick
Germany
Heilbwin-Morris
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Msgr
Plenty
Joan
Judy
Jack Fitzpatrick
Camp Fanning
Fort Sheridan I
Janus
British Singer Dies at 66 in London Nursing Home
Hal Bryan British music hall star died in a London nursing home Saturday at age 66. He rose to fame in music halls and was a notable figure in British entertainment circles.
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London
Hal Bryan
Japan marks third surrender anniversary and labor strife
Tokyo dispatch notes Japan’s third surrender anniversary amid a labor crisis influenced by Communists. Prime Minister Ashida cites progress yet warns of unrest. Leftist unions and government workers challenge anti strike measures as MacArthur intervenes for a third time to curb potential work stoppages.
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Japan
Russell Brines
Tokyo
Hirohito
Hitoshi Ashida
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Ashida
Russia
Paper Opposed To Communists Reveals Details
Berlin reports Saturday detailed a plan for a Soviet style police state in eastern Germany. Der Tag and interior minister Beehler cited a two year program to centralize the zonal police, create a communist controlled regime, and impose strict ideological discipline while warning against deviation from Marxist Leninist line.
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Berlin
Commounism
Germany
Moscow
Free Germany
Er Tag
Soothe Family Spare
Aly
Bech= Ter
der Tag
Uuviiiy
Bechler
Interior Ministry
Lowinsist Unity Party
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Start John Doe Probe Monday
Milwaukee report on a John Doe investigation into gambling in Milwaukee County begins Monday before District Judge Jiarvey L. Weelen with secret sessions. The hearing, expected to last weeks, will swear all in secrecy and may lead to warrants. Present are Dist Atty William J. McCauley, Deputy Joseph Tierney, Bruno V. Bitker, special counsel, and William Shimreta, recorder. The Journal linked extensive policy racket operations to areas in the county.
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Milwaukee
John
Milwaukee County
Jiarvey L. Weelen
Neelen
Dist. Auy
William J. McCauley
Joseph Tierney
Bruno V. Bitker
Only
William Shimreta
The
Milwaukee Journal
Minneapolis Man Heads Sons Of Norway
SPOKANE-?!-E. B. Hauke of Minneapolis was elected supreme president of the Sons of Norway lodge at the final session of its 30th convention. Hauke begins his fifteenth year in the office and was unopposed. Karl R. Andresen, also of Minneapolis, was re-elected secretary, a post he has held for 30 years. Thomas Birk of Aberdeen, Washington, was chosen vice-president for a two-year term, and T. A. Eide of Minneapolis was elected grand treasurer. Dorothy Kotzian dies from burns after dress caught fire from a candle in her basement farm home.
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Spokane
E. B. Hauke
Minneapolis
Minn
Sons of Norway Lodge
Hauke
Karl R. Andresen
Thomas Birk
Aberdeen
Wash
T. A.eide
Antigo
Wis
Dorothy Kotzian
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