Lawyers Prepare For Summer Long Trial Of Jencks
Defense lawyers in the Jencks case anticipate a trial that could extend into the summer as government witnesses link Jencks to Communist activity. Kenneth Eckert testified on his 1931 party membership and left in 1948, while the judge limited how such testimony may be used. The case centers on the 1950 Taft-Hartley affidavit Jencks filed as Mine-Mill leader in Bayard New Mexico.
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Clinton Jencks
Communist Party
Jencks
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Ind
Kenneth Eckert
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Ohio
John McTernan
Los Angeles
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One Man Rule Ends as Soviet Leadership Shifts
United Press dispatch outlines how after Stalin the Soviet leadership moves to collective authority with Malenkov Khrushchev and Beria’s fall reshaping power. Army role is limited while council bodies gain influence. Beria’s removal tests unity and signals a new era in Moscow.
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Josef Stalin
United Press
Henry Shapiro
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Lavrenti Beria
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Ber
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Supreme Soviet
Beria
Kremlin
Georgi Zhukov
War Ministry
N. A. Bulganin
Malenkovy
Two Clergymen Cleared by Boston Bishop
The Rt. Rev. Norman B. Nash of Massachusetts cleared two clergymen named as Communists before the House Un American Activities Committee. The Rev. Joseph F. Fletcher of the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge and the Rev. Kenneth DeP. Hughes of St Bartholomew's Church in Cambridge denied ever being or desiring to be members of the Communist party.
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Norman B. Nash
Protestant Episcopal
Massachusetts
Joseph F. Fletcher
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Kenneth Dep. Hughes
St. Bartholomew's Church
Nash
Communist Party
Kerr Blasts Ike Farm Price Plan At Oklahoma City Banquet
Senator Robert Kerr denounces the flexible farm price support plan as a political hodgepodge and economic scramble. He warns it would reduce farm income and cost Oklahoma farmers 75 million dollars yearly if enacted, while promising to extend and improve the current program.
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Oklahoma City
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Oklahoma
Kerr
Oklahoma Farmers’ Unon
Eisenhower
Ezra Taft Benson
Brookings
S. C
Complaint Backfires In Fort Worth Tavern Robbery
A 36 year old man reported being robbed at a Fort Worth tavern but police arrested him after discovering the money he claimed as loot was part of a furniture store robbery.
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Fort Worth
Tex
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Correction issued on Lonnie Glasgow record in Cotton county case
Lawton Constitution corrected a previously listed record for Lonnie Glasgow Walters. The article explains that Glasgow was charged with arson and second degree burglary, with actual dispositions showing a 1947 assault with a dangerous weapon sentence of one year and a day, reduced to six months in 1949, and a December 1950 sentence of ten months for forgery.
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Lonnie Glasgow
Walters
Paten
Cotton County
Glasgow
Powelly
Students To See Simulated Atomic Blast At Fort Sill
Army students at Fort Sill will witness an air demonstration featuring Little Peachy a simulated atomic artillery burst developed for training. It has been used to end Army air show demonstrations in Dayton Ohio and Wichita Kansas where about 2300 pounds of smoke producing materials and explosives were employed.
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America
Stalin
Marshal Bulganin
Zhukov
Russia
Artillery School
Army Aviation School
Army
Dayton
Ohio
Wichita
Kan
Graphic Army demonstration heats spectators at Strip 15
A dramatic blast and fireball lit Strip 15 as spectators felt intense heat from hundreds of yards away. The demonstration began at 2 pm Saturday, offering students a graphic portrayal of Army ates.
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Army Ates
Bethel Methodist Youth to Attend Jan Meeting
Members of Bethel Methodist Youth Fellowship will attend a January 21 meeting at First Methodist Church in Law.
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Bethel
Bethel Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Law
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