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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1948

Page

2

House Un American Activities drops reform plan

The House Un American Activities Committee drops plans to recommend reforming investigating procedures. Republican Mundt and Nixon propose a minority report with four points to protect witnesses, while Democrats oppose reform. The panel plans to release its year end report next week after questioning Francis Sayre.

Washington Dec House UnAmerican Activities Committee Congress Francis B. Sayre Alger Hiss Mundt Nixon John McDowell John E. Rankin Miss McDowell Laurence Duggan State Department New York UnAmerican Activities Committee Duggan

Japanese Student Finds U S Kind At Cornell

Miss Shizu Kawai of Tokyo, the first Japanese student accepted at Cornell since World War II, says Americans are forgiving. She reports no prejudice since arriving and praises the kindness of people, noting her background as born in Tokyo and educated in the United States.

Ithica N. Y. UP Cornell University Shizu Kawai Tokyo Miss Kawai Altewagi Bbe Japan

Difficulty of teaching democracy in Japan after war

A speaker reflects on lifelong training in democracy, noting family opposition to militarism and ongoing suspicions under the regime. She argues true democratic practice will take generations for the Japanese to learn, while acknowledging optimism and influence from General MacArthur, yet stressing cultural differences and gradual change.

General MacArthur

Indiana lawmakers back direct primary in state poll

An UP survey of 71 Indiana General Assembly members finds 56 favor a statewide direct nominating primary, with 9 opposing and 6 undecided or non responsive. Among the opponents seven were Republicans and two Democrats. supporters included more Democrats though margins were narrow.

Indianapolis Dec Indiana United Press New General Assembly U.P

Weeps for Sister at Deaths After Crime Near Elmhurst

Grace Rinearson, 20, mourns with funeral home staff as Roberta Rinearson, 10, is laid out after an attacked and murdered incident near Elmhurst Illinois. In politics, 31 Democrats and 24 Republicans backed a direct statewide nominating primary, with one legislator silent on party. The 1947 General Assembly debated the measure. a bill failed after a long fight. A. V. Burch, the former state auditor, urged renewed effort before the Democratic policy committee. The Democratic platform supports a direct primary.

Grace Rinearson Roberta Chicago Elmhurst International Bly A. V. Burch Burch Democratic Policy Committee Democratic State Platform

Son Encourages Dad in Studies at Baltimore Veterans Institute

In Baltimore a father and son, Donald Mussachino Sr. and Jr., attend a veterans institute to finish high school interrupted by World War II. Inspired by his son's progress, the elder Mussachino, now Abbey Hotel manager, plans to pursue college together after completing their current studies.

Veterans’ Institute Baltimore Donald Mussachino Massachino Mount Vernon College Mussachino Abbey Hotel

Thief Takes Hat and Hidden $20 From Evansville Resident

In Evansville Indiana a burglar stole William Hicks's hat and a concealed $20 bill from his belt. Police report no injuries and no weapon involved in the incident.

Evansville Ind U.P Willaim Hick Hicks

Fingerprints Used By Chinese 2000 Years Ago

Hong Kong reports fingerprint expert O. O. Griffith of the Singapore police states that the Chinese employed fingerprints as signatures and on seals more than two thousand years ago, marking an early use of biometric identification.

Hong Kong O. O. Griffith Singapore

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