Justice Dept. Cleanup Criticized in House Report
The House judiciary subcommittee faulted Justice Department actions under McGrath, accusing him of delaying investigations and making improper appointments. It highlighted Newbold Morris’s leadership and Vanech’s deputy role, noting McGrath’s limited effort to purge wrongdoers and his resignation alongside Morris.
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J.howard
Justice Department
McGrath
Truman
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Newbold Morris
New York
Chelf
A. DeWitt Vanech
Tennessee
U. S
Washington
Morris
Forces and personnel return from Far East assignments
In The Armed Forces notes Raymond D. Lowman of San Diego arrives aboard USS Pine Island after an eight month Far East tour with Okinawa and the Pescadores near Formosa. Pfc Bob Hurley nears Korea duty with the 187th Regimental Combat Team after a three week furlough, formerly with the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg. William D. Naff visits Norfolk from Mass St. and siblings link to Oglethorpe. Cpl Donald V. LY Gentry aboard a transport. Lt Raymond Beaudoin to San Francisco with rotation troops. Pvt Edward Franks, Ft Leonard Wood, completes eight weeks basic and attends clerk typist school.
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Raymond D. Lowman
USN
N. J. St
San Diego
Pine Island
Far East
Okinawa
Pescardores Islands
Formosa
Bob Hurley
Seattle
Korea
187Th
Hurley
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
N.C
SeaRoy Hurley
Route 4
Lawrence High School
Future Farmers of ‘America
Cpl
Donald V. LY. Gentry
Raymond Beaudoin
San Francisco
Edward Franks
Ft. Leonard. Wood
C. E. Franks
Franks
128Th Armed Ordnanceattalion
Compy
Ft. Leonard Wood
Berlin police catch man breaking into jail
West Berlin police disclosed they caught a former convict trying to scale the wall of Ploetzensee prison. Guards seized him as he attempted to steal metal, a high priority item, and he was sentenced to a 90 day term.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Ploetzensee
Hungarian statue planned in Budapest to honor Soviet victory
Budapest plans a 190 foot statue of Prime Minister Stalin depicting Russia's battle against Germany and victory over the Nazis. The monument will feature 65 bas-relief figures at its base, commemorating the Hungarian liberation by the Soviet Army.
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London
Rac’o
Stalin
Budapest
Tne
Russia
Germany
Japan votes in first fully free postwar election
Millions of Japanese voters participate in the nation’s first completely free election since World War II. By mid afternoon about 60 percent of the 46 million voters had cast ballots as polls closed at 6 p.m. Local results favored Yoshida’s Liberal Party, expected to win the most of 466 seats amid 1,243 candidates. Allies plan two fuel pipelines across France for jet planes, one possible American project from Bordeaux toward Germany, with part capacity reserved for France under the agreement.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
el -Yoshida
Paris
France
Bordeau
Germany
Vinland social gathering highlights class reunion slides
Mr and Mrs Roy Hoskinson hosted a Sunday evening at the High School showing slides from their class reunion and Colorado trip plus Malcolm Strom's Japan and Korea pictures. Kansas City guest Mr Anton displayed Niagara Falls and Canadian trip views. Attendees included multiple local families and WSCS October meeting plans noted.
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Nellie Hoskinson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Marlin Nichols
Vipand
Leo Wagerman
Bobby
Art Ranel
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Einrich
Atty
William’ D.” Naff
Philip Naff
Mass
Norfolk
Ass ‘Oglethorpe
Robert Neff
Pensacola
Fla
Dor
Japan
Oliver Karnes of
Eskridge
Chase & Sanborn
Uta Rover
Corel Zephyr
Creed
Kroehler
Furnlture
Davenport
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