Benton Seeks Senate Probe on McCarthy Expulsion Move
Senator Benton demands a Senate investigation to determine if Father McCarthy should be expelled amid a heated dispute. McCarthy assails Benton's bid, calling him a mental midget and vowing to press for action as Maryland and Wisconsin tensions color the clash.
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School Building Fund Nears Depletion in California
SACRAMENTO Aug 7 The 250 million state school building bond fund is running out. Only about 27.5 million uncommitted, 25 million allocated or pending, 75 unapproved applications with under six million left. Remaining 21.5 million ties to cost increases from the one tenth set aside.
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Scientist Seeks Missing Wife in Alaska Glacial Search
Walter A. Wood of Far Hills New Jersey arrived in JunQQaw Alaska to join a glacier expedition search for his wife Valerie 18 daughter and pilot Maurice King missing since July 27 after their supply Norseman plane vanished on Malaspina glacier. An Air Force plane rescued Wood and three others who had left a message in the snow.
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Fugitive Thompson Sighted in Minneapolis Amid Bank Cashing Record
In Minneapolis a Curtis Hotel manager reported a cashier's check for ten dollars was cashed by Robert George Thompson, New York state Communist party chairman, with Sidney Steinberg attending. FBI warned of fugitive leaders’ movements, while Yohe noted the odd small amount and lack of hotel registration.
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Charles C. Melony
Curtis
Robert George Thompson
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Thompson
Sidney Steinberg
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Yohe
Pacific
Japanese Freighter Sinks After Collision in Tokyo Bay
A 1300-ton Japanese freighter named Massashi Maru sank in dense fog after a collision with the 7000-ton Pan American Victory in Uraga Strait near Yokosuka, Tokyo Bay. No lives were lost. the Massashi Maru carried 1000 tons of coal for Tokyo, while the Pan American Victory was en route from Yokohama to San Francisco.
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Uraga Strait
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Yokohama
San Francisco
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