Daniell Elected Head of Smith Chapter No 13
D B Daniell was elected high officer of Smith Chapter No 13 Arch Masons at the annual meeting Wednesday night in the Masonic temple. Other officers named include P Kosbabh as king C Ring ist as scribe C L Peterson asurer O L Dean secretary L E Jenkins trustee for three years, and O J Wallschlaeger as tivers wil be named later. Joint installation ceremonies planned with Reyal and Select Masters.
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D. B. Daniell
Smith
Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
BM. P. Kosbabh
King
C. L. Ringist
Scribe
C. L. Peterson
Asurer
O. L. Dean
L. E. Jenkins
Ars
O. J. Wallschlaeger
Tivers
Reyal
Officials doubt one time code machines can be secure
Officials say the infinite combinations of lever controls make a one time code impossible to keep ultra secret. They assert the machines, though kept private, are the public property and not on display. Messages between Washington and abroad are translated into jumbled letters before transmission.
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eoThey
Washington
Truman to push Seaway legislation again in new session
President Truman stated at a news conference that he will again seek congressional approval to authorize the St. Lawrence seaway and power project. He noted broad support across states and indicated continued opposition to New York's hydroelectric joint venture with Ontario, with final authority depending on the Federal Power Commission and the International Joint Commission.
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Senate
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St Lawrence
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International Joint Commission
Mundt Reports Two Suspects Named in Government Secrets Case
The hearings disclosed that one of two additional persons named by Chambers as sources of government secrets was located. Mundt refused to identify the man. Wadleigh answered a request about his Communist status with a flat no.
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Hissas
Wadleigh
Cocumittee
Mundt
R-Sd
Chambers
Truman Defends Red Herring Charge In Spy Inquiry
The State Department opposes releasing documents now, saying it could threaten national security. President Truman criticizes the committee as using red herrings to divert attention from GOP failures, while Attorney General Clark would enforce the law on stolen documents. The panel reports six releasable items, and a New York grand jury probes interference with the committee.
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RSC
Truman
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House Comptes
Truck Mystery In City Solved
A truck with North Dakota and Minnesota licenses was hauled to a storage garage after a relative reported it missing from the street. Cecil Schlitz of Caledonia left it due to mechanical trouble and was away on a business trip when it disappeared.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Cecil Schlitz
Schlitz
Mother sues city over injuries from hitching ride on sprinkler
In West Allis a mother sues the city claiming her son was injured when he rode a street sprinkler truck. The complaint seeks 10000 dollars in damages alleging the city failed to safeguard the area and prevent the risky stunt.
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Hart
Mother Sues City
Malwaukes
West Allis
Aisy
Deer Hunter Guilty Of Negligence Declared
A coroner's jury in MAULTON Wisconsin found Lee McCaskey a 64 year old Center farmer killed on opening day of deer season negligent in firing his weapon. District Attorney Charles Curran mulls possible criminal action based on the evidence.
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Maulton
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Lee McCaskey
McCaskey
Ville
Charles Curran
Security Council Delays Palestine Negev Meeting
The UN Security Council postponed a Palestine committee meeting until Friday to review tensions in the Negev. British delegate Harold Beeley urged immediate probe of Jewish troop movements near Trans-Jordan and possible sanctions to push Jewish and Egyptian forces back to truce lines, but Beeley withdrew after US appeal.
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Palestine Committee
Negev
Palestine
Harold Beeley
Trans-Jordan
Beeley
John C. Ross
United States
Mechanic Receives Death for Murder of Nurse
A Pulaski circuit court in Little Rock sentences 28-year-old motor car mechanic Thomas Black to death for the murder of a young nurse on their first date. The verdict carries the automatic penalty.
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Ark
Pulaski
Thomas Black
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