Truman Adviser in Censor Dispute and Resignation
A dispute erupts between John W. Studebaker and Oscar Ewing over alleged censorship of the Office of Education. Studebaker, former education commissioner, warns in a 3500 word letter to Congress that statements require pre-approval by Ewing’s staff. Ewing denies censorship and says his department does not censor.
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Washington
Office of Education
John W. Studebaker
Oscar Ewing
Truman
Ewing
Studebaker
House
Senate Appropriations
Searsport
Security Agency
White House
U S Air Technicians Arrive in England
London Aug 2 An advance party of U S technicians has arrived at Burton Wood Warrington Lancashire to service U S transport planes for the Berlin air lift. Several hundred more expected this week Burton Wood one of the largest American wartime depots with 3000 civilian workers in its repair shops.
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London
U. S
Burton Wood
Warrington
Lancashire
Berlin
British Press Association
Press Association
Hunger Disease Threaten 300000 Arab Refugees
United Nations official Sir Raphael Cilento warned that 300000 to 350000 Palestine Arab refugees face hunger and disease including possible cholera and malaria. He cautioned repatriation may be unlikely and settlement remains a difficult issue as the Security Council debates the refugee problem.
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Raphael Cilento
United Nations
Middle East
Raphael
Palestine
United Nations Security Council
Lake Success
Sir Raphael
Count Folke Bernadotte
U. N
Bernadotte
U. N. Security Council
Jerusalem
Daniel Auster
Holy City
Israel
Cairo
Interior Ministry
Ange
Yanks Adopt French Village Godparents Aid War-Torn Maille
Giard and Kathleen Van B Hale of Santa Barbara became godparents to a five month old French girl in Maille Aug 2 after adopting the town’s child Maille suffered heavy WWII losses with 124 of 400 residents killed. The Hales have funded clothes furniture and supplies for almost two years and will return to Paris today.
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Aille
France
Giard
Kathleen van B. Hale
Santa Barbara
Calif
Hales
Maille
Anne Marie Guitton
Alphonse Guitton
D’argencon
Paris
Tobin Rejects U S Labor Post
In Indianapolis on August 2, Daniel J. Tobin president of the Teamsters federation has twice declined appointment as Secretary of Labor. The International Teamster article cites a June White House offer following Secretary Schwellenbach’s death and notes Tobin’s refusals.
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Indianapolis
Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Labor
the International Teamster
Tobin
Thomas E. Flynn
Truman
White House
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Globe-girdling B-29s land at Manila Clark Field
Two B 29 Superfortresses on a world flight landed at Clark Field Manila at 9 30 am after a 13 1 2 hour hop from Ceylon. They were welcomed by Maj Gen E L Eubank commander of the 13th Air Force and indicated plans to depart tomorrow for Yokota Air Base Japan. Flight Commander Lt Col Richard W Kline offered no comment on the Aden crash in which 17 crew members are missing and believed dead.
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Manila
Clark Field
Ceylon
E. L. Eubank
13Th Air Force
Yokota
Japan
Richard W. Kline
Aden
Boys in Mock Senate Hearings
Ninety teenage high school seniors from 45 states took part in a national government forum sponsored by the American Legion. The group, divided into Nationalist and Federalist parties, conducted make up Senate hearings as part of a week long study of federal government, aiming to learn parliamentary order and civic leadership.
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Washington
United States Senate
Senate
American Legion
Congress Hearings On Communism Aid And UN Loan
Judiciary committee heard testimony from Rep Mundt Republican South Dakota and Rep Holifield Democrat California on the Communist bill during hearings at American University. Both lawmakers faced intense questioning on the proposal.
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American University
United Nations
Judiciary Committee
Re. Mundt
R.S.D
Rep. Holifield
D. Calif
Mundt
Holifield
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