Congress vs Truman on access to loyalty files debate
Washington April 4 1951 Congress faces a clash over secret loyalty files in the state department FBI and civil service. Senate subcommittee led by McCarthy seeks access but President Truman refuses prompting potential contempt of Congress or court action as to whether Congress can compel access to executive branch records.
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Civil Service Seeks Applicants for Postmaster Role
The Civil Service administration announces openings for a postmaster position at Kate Kan. Applications are invited and the deadline is April 21.
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Easter Breakfast Party Quiz Sparks Gay Customs Debate
A garbled feature on Easter celebrations mentions a breakfast party idea with quizzes about Easter customs. The text blends scattered references to menus, table seating, and festive foods, but many lines are indecipherable, producing a fragmented, hard-to-interpret snapshot of a proposed social event.
Chinese Reds Move Against Backsliders
A report notes a propaganda drive by Chinese authorities against perceived backsliders within party ranks. It outlines campaigns to reinforce ideological discipline, with officials accusing certain members of deviating from core lines and urging adherence to party doctrine.
Denfeld program outlines wartime mobilization plan
Wielita Kansas April 4 12 Ar tired Admund Lee Tented tells Kansans last night he used Uni jon as the armed forces will ion and work well when we res solve the lack of understands be teen the servicers. He was adeped as naval chief of operations last fall during MOP One Speaking to others dinner club he advocated this proagtne Air FTO grremps with cons ume development of mad plan Ss many on nal AS jie Ble and preparedness to mass pro duce more. Navy More sion tare pl e maine units and Intest ruber and goner equipment for all of Army must place emphasis on building plenty of superior equipment testy to be taken over and put to use by national guard and expanding my. Lecture Series Closed The Third Annual Lawrence Lectureshiyy held at the Church of Chi Mant New Hampshi closed ig evening with ape prexir at Visitors frei 20 different towns and 2s emn grecations were represented at the Tevtates-
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Knauff case heard as entry bill advances on Capitol Hill
Washington April 4 A German born bride and Ellis Island detainee since August testified before a house subcommittee which unanimously approved a bill to admit her into the United States. Mrs Knauff described a troubled path from Germany to Britain and the United States and denied being a spy. She recounted her wartime service with Britain’s Royal Air Force and said her parents died in a German concentration camp. The subcommittee chair called the exclusion order outrageous and the full judiciary committee will decide next.
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Cry in the Night Parody in a Car Emergency
A rushed car ride to the hospital ends with Alvin EB Rogers speeding his expectant wife. The driver’s tone reassures that the mother is fine as a baby’s cry reveals a newborn brother rather than Timmy crying. Mrs Rogers confirms the scene.
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Displaced Persons Seek Jobs and Dignity in America
Major Lilich urges resettlement of displaced persons through Episcopal Church aid. He says 1200 families are nearing placement, with skilled workers among those awaiting US reentry, and stresses the need for jobs and housing to restore dignity and independence.
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Paper Wants Proof on McCarthy Inquiry Demand
A Hong Kong dispatch reports Washington investigators demand proof from Senator McCarthy’s committee on charges against Owen Lattington. The note implies cross party scrutiny and escalating tension over the anti communism inquiry.
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John L Kellogg Dies in Chula Vista California
John L Kellogg died in Chula Vista California yesterday. Details of his funeral arrangements are expected to be announced by his family and local authorities.
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