McCarthy Threatens Slander Suit Over Nash Charges
Senator McCarthy repeated accusations against Phillip Nash, a Wisconsin Rapids cranberry grower, claiming no immunity for repeating statements from the congressional record. Nash and his sister said they would sue if McCarthy persisted. Nash declined further comment as McCarthy read his charges from FBI files and prior statements.
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Parachutist's Pact with God Fails at Clinton Rally
Clinton Oklahoma February 5 uP report on former Congressman Ross Rizley urging issue focus at Sixth District Republican convention. Delegates rejected Eisenhower endorsement 95 79 then backed Republican candidates. J Paul Loosen and Fred Coogan named among delegates. Taft and MacArthur split votes. Amid party infighting, Bartlesville awaits clashes over Eisenhower Taft outcomes as Oklahoma figures shape national quota. Hal Boyle notes a later feature on paratrooper turned priest Lieut Col Shineberger detailing his dramatic vow on a Belgian battlefield and subsequent ministry in Virginia, illustrating faith guiding military life.
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Taft
Chinsenshold
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Portrait of a Reluctant Leader in Military Mentor Style
The subject recalls hand pictures of heroes Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, expressing lifelong doubts about worthiness. He credits Army training with shaping his work, aiming to foster discipline and independence into daily life while reflecting on religious devotion and leadership.
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Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
No leads on escape of Phoenix trunk murderess Judd
Phoenix Arizona February 3 4p Heralds report uncertainty over Winnie Ruth Judd possibly escaping from the Arizona State Hospital for the Insane with help inside. Superintendent Conway questioned rope knots and weight 125 pounds suggesting doorway exit. Sheriff Boies notes possible sympathetic employee aiding Judd. Police say tracking efforts futile. Judd committed in 1933 after conviction for killing two girlfriends dismembered bodies shipped to Los Angeles in a trunk.
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Arizona State Hospital
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Hedvig Samuelson
Los Angeles
Patriarch Calistrat of Georgia Dies at 86 in Tbilisi
The government paper ub-Tavestia reports Calistrat, patriarch of all Georgia, has died in Tbilisi at age 86. He was the spiritual head of the Orthodox Church in the region under Generalissimo Joseph Stalin. Funeral services will be held soon in the capital.
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ub—Tavestia
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Tbilisi
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Christia
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Generalissitie
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19 SCHOOLS FOR MEET Family of 11 Creates Problem for Airline
Ninety Kans will be represented by 75 students at the State Debate Tournament at the University of Kansas on Friday and Saturday. The event, sponsored by the University Extension and the Kane State High School Activities Association, will include Class AA Class A and Class B high schools with affirmative and negative teams from each. Special entertainment and trophies plus medals for outstanding debaters are planned. The debate question asks whether all American citizens should be subject to conscription for essential service in time of war.
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Ohio Liquor Chief Fined For Drunken Driving
Francis K. Cole of Columbus, chief of the Ohio liquor permit division, was fined 160 and his driving privilege suspended for 90 days by Municipal Judge William C. Pickering after being picked up by state police near Lancaster Saturday night. Neither he nor the judge commented on the fine.
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Pickering
Actress Fannie Ward Leaves $40,000 Estate
Public administrator asks for letters of administration as Fannie Ward dies leaving a will unclear. Reported heirs include Dorothy Plunket’s children Robin and Shaun Plunket, linked to Plane crash in 1998. Estate valued at forty thousand dollars with questions over heirs and distribution.
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Ten
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Indochina Housewife Faces High Living Costs in Saigon
Saba report from February 8 describes American households in Saigon facing rising prices. Wives shop in local markets and central “Les Frigorifiques” to stretch budgets, noting high costs for meat, fish, fruits, and imported French goods. Vietnamese cooks or servants cost about 900 piastres monthly, with Chinese domestics around 1000.
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Saba
Iadachina
Liv Jng
United States
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Indochina
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Dors
Bangkok
Singapore
Randey’s Self Service Drug Store Ad Notice
Randey s Self Service Drug Store invites customers to shop today with deals on 1 lb Cherry Chocolates 45 cents and Listerine Toothpaste 9 cents. Registered pharmacists on duty at all times. Located at 908 Main, phone 821.
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