Witness Stays Mum on Einstein Advice in Espionage Hearings
The ninth day of public hearings into alleged espionage in the Army Signal Corps radar program featured testimony about Albert Einstein’s alleged influence on witness responses. Shadowite, McCarthy and others discussed Einstein’s supposed guidance on answering questions, with disputes over jurisdiction and personal knowledge of espionage activities.
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Einstein
New York
ICE
Anengi McCarthy
Shadowits
Senate
Joseph R. McCarture
Albert Shadowith
Walley
Med
McClythy
Shadowity
Shadowite
Consant
Shadowila
Mar
Army Signal Corp
Withers
Signal Corps
Federal Telecommunications Laboratory
NuWen
Communist Party
Shadowics
Einschein
Prinnelen
Gabes
Jowitt
ALGER
Women Elected Leader Behind U N General Assembly Rise
In Palermo Sicily Mrs Clare Booth Luce argues women are as capable as men in politics noting that the world stages show women increasingly take on active roles. She cites global leaders and diplomats while praising the election of Matlane Pandit as UN General Assembly president. The piece includes a potted ad and a stray lost notice.
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Mrs. Luce
Palermo
Sicily
Clare Boal Luce
Thera Dows
Paliex
Tac & S
Wilen
Gormarh
Ed Poess
Ap Waman
Pelites
Tofias
Polivie
Coutsnin
Sten Somellings
Abief Matlane Pandit
U.N S
Miss U S A Seeks Divorce From Singer Guy Mitchell
Miss U S A 1953 holder Jackie Loughery filed for divorce in Los AngelesSuperior Court alleging extreme cruelty. She cites affairs, excessive drinking, and beatings. Requesting 3100 000 property settlement, 2500 monthly alimony, and 5000 attorney fees.
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Dackie Loughery
Brooklyn
Guy Mitchell
Mitchell
Bette Loyals
Los Angeles Superior Court
BTOD
New York
Alyce Malones
Tarzana
Church Leader Dies After Service at 62
Reverend Gordon Alfred Sisco, aged 62, long time secretary of the General Council of the United Cadet of Canada since 1906, has died today after his service.
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Gordon Alfred Sisco
Council of the United Cadet of Canada
Blood Money Meaning in Historical Context
The phrase blood money referred to the monetary penalty paid by kinfolk of a person as compensation or restitution in earlier times, a concept noted in reference works like the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Gynecologist cautions against removing ovaries over fifty
Cincinnati report notes Dr Clyde L Randall of Buffalo warned before the American Academy of Obstetrics and Gynecology against removing ovaries in women over 50 as a preventive measure. He argued ovaries aid emotional and nervous stability and questioned justification for removing normal tissues to avert potential future pathology. He cited statistics showing ovarian tumors arise mainly before 36 and cancer risk after 30 remains low.
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Cincinnati
Clyde L. Randall
Buffalo
American Academy of Obstetrics and
Ran
Tal
Cate
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Oakland
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Berkeley
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Chile
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Irland
Long Beach Nurses Institute
American Ave
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Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood _Genter
DeWalt Power Tool
Amering
Sunbeam ‘Toaster
Rissa
Sunbeam
Murnaghep
Hamilton
Waring Blendor BH
Universal Coffeematic & Cup
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Cooke
Raste
Jackie Loughery
Spark’ Mitchell
TOY Corral
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