McCarthy Censure Case Faces Five Charges in Senate Probe
The Senate committee weighs five charges against Senator McCarthy based on his answer through lawyer Edna Williams. Charges cover contempt of a Senate elections subcommittee, pressuring federal employees for information, use of confidential FBI material, and questioning Brig. Gen. Zwicker with alleged arrogance. McCarthy defends actions as within free speech and duty to expose wrongdoing while contesting subcommittee authority.
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John Barrymore Jr Faces Scrutiny in Hollywood Comeback
John Barrymore Jr returns to Hollywood to build an acting career amid family scrutiny. He notes efforts to avoid public controversy and denies drinking, while detailing tensions with relatives and the pressures of media attention as he works on new films.
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Russia May Open Fron tier to Foreign Tourists
London reports Soviet Russia may open borders to foreign visitors as Intourist officials attend the World Travel meeting. Intourist, the Soviet tourist agency, previously limited group travel and did not promote individual trips, though some Americans and others pursued visits during or after the war.
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Textile industry shifts toward consumer styling and demand
The article notes textile firms urge consumer-focused styling to boost apparel and home decor demand, citing leadership like James E. Robison of Indian Head Mills. It highlights industry consolidation, increased branding, and a push to expand sales channels and product variety to raise per household spending on textiles. Brownouts in capacity control and new fabric lines are discussed amid a broader strategy.
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Trine Alarm Prompts CSTEX Sighting and Safety Note
A fragment mentions Trine and CSTEX as a safety or salving reference with mentions of 900 13 fabjets used previously. It notes rove safety and success and ends with an unclear name Grugets. The overall focus is uncertain but centers on a precautionary message and a past usage tally.
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Babysitter and Three Children Dead in Scranton Home
In Scranton Pennsylvania a babysitter and three children were found dead in a home. Coroner Dr Paul E Kabasko ruled accidental asphyxiation. Ruth returned at 1550 Sunday morning to find Patricia Ann 21 months in crib Mary Jane 5 in bed Kathiene Ann 4 with the babysitter John Bell 6 on the divan and an oven open. The incident ties to an earlier death of Jack last April.
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Six Die In State Weekend Wrecks
Six people died in weekend highway wrecks across the state. The fatality toll rose to 397 for the year with several named victims: Robert Neal Paul, 72, Hugo. Charles D. Smith, 27, Barnsdall. William Gould, 80, Tyler. Epetine D. Gould, 06, Me wie. Bernie Eeroy Smith, 38, Shick. An advance man for Cole for ed in collision south of Hugo on U S Highway 271. The Goulds died Saturday in a crash with a Kansas Oklahoma Gulf freight train at Lula in Pontotoc County. Mrs Hayslip died Saturday when she jumped from a pickup truck that ran wild down a mountain road near Antlers after brakes failed. Bennie LeRoy Smith died Friday after his car veered out of control on U S 81 south of Chickasha.
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Ann Blyth Cancels Sahara Appearance in Las Vegas
Actress Ann Blyth is forced to cancel her Las Vegas Hotel Sahara show due to laryngitis. The weekend program continues with Louie Armstrong and Robert Merrill stepping in for Blyth.
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