Communist Membership Made Crime
In a Senate vote spanning party lines, a measure to strip the Communist Party of all legal rights and criminalize membership passed the Senate after amendments. The House had previously approved a companion bill aiming to revoke party rights, while Humphrey’s amendment sought to jail members and impose fines. The bill now returns to the House, with uncertain prospects.
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Senate
Communist ‘Party
House
National Labor Relations Board
Administration
Sen
Humphrey
D-Mion
Communist Party
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Humphreys
Sen. Kefanger
Allied Powers Rueful Over German Spy Otto Johny
Allied powers name Dr Otto Irwhn as Russia s master German spy who dined with Allen Dulles and courted British Intelligence for a decade then defected to the Soviet camp in Berlin in mid 1945, with links to Bonn s security apparatus and a wide M15 intelligence net. The article portrays him as a possible double agent and notes the impact on Allied security and postwar Germany.
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Berlin
Otto Irwhn
Russia
Washington
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Secret Service
John
Office of Protection of the Constitution
Teuxiome Bureau
America
Soviet Union
Mirent Sueide
Ohn
Hitler
Europe
Fuehrer
Johny
Peroenmunde
Tn Lona
Eoglind
Klaus Puehs
Borin von Mimtstein
Ahlest Geren Gommanader i
Russhov
Bonn Republic
Jaag
Federal Security Office
Cae Oles
Konrad Adenauer
Jon
Alger Hiss Case Recall Mirrors Cold War Espionage Drama
Analyzed as a dramatic echo of past spy scandals, the article profiles Dr John and links to Allied and Soviet intelligence networks. It references Yuri Raslovov, German and Dutch agents, and British and American counterintelligence roles, with vivid wartime and postwar intrigue surrounding loyalty, travel, and秘密 dealings.
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Hon Republic
Dr. John
United States
Guy Burcess
Donald MacLean
Aireoolts
Washington
Yuri A. Raslvorov
Bistarte
Marburg
Fis
Gestatia Hrater
Tigris
Jel
Lufihinisa
Tie Savi
Asslam i Ui
Ilesevier
East Germany
84th Congress Opens January Fifth in Washington
The report notes the new 84th Congress will convene January 5 in Washington with action expected on pending measures. President Eisenhower's signature is anticipated on bills moving through both chambers as the session begins.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress World
Congress
Teen Twins and 17-Year-Old Held in Knife Gang Robberies
Two teen-age twins and a 17 year old boy were arrested near Long Beach accused of being the hunting knife trio terrorizing hitchhikers and robbing servicemen. One boy confessed to eight robberies. four lighters and a watch were found in their car. They allegedly confessed to additional auto thefts and assaults, including a sailor who lost 26 dollars and cigarettes.
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Long Beach
T's
Daye D
Doyle
Britt
Funston i Ave
Norwalk
John Lee Anderson
Imperial Hwy
Pacific Coast
Firestone Blvd
Marine
Lakewood Blvd
Camp Tots Exposed to Polio Case
An Anaheim youth with polio may have exposed 78 girls and 10 adults at a YWCA mountain camp at Barton Flats. The polio patient, 16 year old John Stanton, is recovering and officials urge precautions and quiet at homes.
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Anaheim
YWCA
Barton Flats
Fullerton
Edward Lee Trussell
Orange County
John Stanton
Mines St
Camp Osceola
San Bernardino Mountains
Russell
Fullerton Ywca
Young Stanton
Stanton
Weather Update Mostly Clear With Light Temperature Change
A brief weather note reports mostly clear skies with little temperature change. Night and early morning fog is expected, reducing visibility in low lying areas. Southwest winds remain light, with no significant precipitation anticipated.
Mitchell accused of influencing TVA contract in politics
Washington AP reports Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell faced GOP criticism for tying President Eisenhower’s support to golfer Bobby Jones and a proposed TVA power contract. California Senator Knowland urged presenting any facts to the Justice Department or Senate panel, saying personal motive attacks derail policy debate. Continued on Page A-5 California.
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Washington
Stephen A. Mitchell
JU Outale
OHG
Starcely
GOP
Nowland
California
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Jones
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
Mitchel
Justice Department
Senate House Atomic Communtse
United States
Knowland
Down Fatty Dogs from Human Diet Plan Trial
British veterinarians shift a 14 day weight loss diet from humans to dogs. A toasted wholemeal bread fortified with amino acids and calcium, first tested at Middlesex Hospital by Dr. A. Kingsley Browne, is used to replace part of a dog's ordinary meals aiming for rapid fat reduction in two weeks.
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London
Middlesex Hospital
A. Kingsley Browne
U N Demands Details on 2840 Missing Allied Soldiers
United Nations forces press Soviet representatives for accounting of 2840 missing POWs including 526 Americans 50 from other nations and 264 workers from South Korea in a newly revised list. Reds call the roster faked and claim all have been repatriated under armistice terms. The list includes Americans held in China with many believed to be airmen drifted into Manchuria after battles near borders. Brittain labels the list as containing names of POWs still unaccounted for and unresolved.
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Panminiom
U. N
Adm
T. B. Brittain
Military Armistice Commission
China
Manchuria
Brittain
Where to Find It Beach Combing and Page References
A reader’s guide lists section locations for stories and features across the paper. It names pages for topics including Beach Combing, Boyle, Bridge, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tides, Temperatures, Wilson, and Women, with respective page numbers.
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Boyle
Wilson
Merger of Packard Studebaker Approved by Stockholders
Detroit reports word that the merger of Packard Motor Car Co and Studebaker Corp was approved by stockholders with Packard holders voting about 30 percent in favor of consolidation and Studebaker holders about 98.5 percent. Votes were tallied at Studebaker headquarters in Wilmington Delaware and Packard votes counted in Detroit.
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George Wise
Barbara
Pacific Coast Hwy
Wilmington
George
Leonard F. Kempf
Menifee
Community Hospital
Baxter Qmehundra
Detroit
VPI
Packard Motor Car Co
Studebaker Corp
Packard
Studebaker
Del
Typhoon Bears Down on Japan with 150 MPH Winds
Typhoon bearing toward Japan with winds up to 150 miles per hour struck toward the main islands as waves rolled in. The destroyer Rowan H entered the storm’s path and went to aid a small fishing boat 209 miles northwest of Okinawa, with Navy officials providing few details on the critical area.
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Tokyo
Stroyer
Rowan
Okinawa
Navy landing plan on ballot rejected by 5 to 4 vote
City Council votes 5 to 4 against placing a four million dollar permanent Navy landing at Magnolia Ave on the November ballot. The measure would have used funds from the Iceland air fund for the project amid ongoing talks with Rear Adm. George C. Dyer. The site faces remedial work next year and temporary landing spending of 200000 was approved for May 11 while Pea Ave site is repaired.
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Magnolia Ave
D. Pat Ahern
Iceland Air Fund
Lewis D. Reese
Raymond ©. Kealer
Ruth H. Baeh
Virgil Spangberg
George Vermilion
Ahern
Gerald Desmond
Toby Wick
John Baker
Navy Landing
Arbor
Pea Ave
Sth
Sijente
Ars Anna
Pica Ave
Magnulia Ave
Adm
George C. Dyer
11Th Naval Dister
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Mark Bann Social
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Ithien
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Jol
Lou
Tole John
Hoefer
John Case
CIC
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de Tunce
Otto Juhin
Orange County General Hospital
Gary Stevens
Gunther St
John Wolting
Collins Ave
Orange
Kendra Smith
Gilbert St
Garden Grove
Gerald Patterson
Patterson Way
Huntington Beach
Dolores Lemb
Riviera Dy
Lois Esr Pey
Ocean Ave
Seal Beach
Marieline Loudon
Kroeger St. Ansheim
Solons Fray Mitchell
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TVA Charge
By Jack Bell
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Columbia University
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