Service Protests Board's Report
John S. Service, ousted State Department official, appealed in the loyalty review board to set aside its finding of doubt on his loyalty. He challenged the board authority and sought full reconsideration as an act of simple justice. Service filed the appeal after Chairman Hiram Bingham protested the release of the report conflicting with secrecy orders.
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Washington
John S. Service
State Department
Loyalty Review Board
Service
Loyalty Board
Hiram Bingham
Bingham
Secretary of State
Acheson
Truman
The Dutchman Refuses to Testify Before House Panel
Washington dispatch reports Henry Grunewald known as The Dutchman again refused to testify to a House Ways and Means subcommittee investigating a tax scandal. His attorney William Maloney pressed for a public hearing, but Grunewald still stayed silent after doors were opened. The episode includes prior references to a $500000 shakedown plot tied to Teitelbaum, Frank Nathan, and Bert Naster, amid claims of constitutional rights violations.
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Washington
Henry
Grunewald
House
Ways and Means
William F. Maloney
Maloney
Justice Department
Keogh
D.N. C
United States
House Ways and
Abraham Teitelbaum
Chicago
al Capone
Teitelbaum
Frank Nathan
Pittsburgh
Bert K. Naster
Florida
Mr. Watson
Nathan
Naster
Stalin Birthday Quietly Observed With Stalin Prizes
Stalin turned 72 with little fanfare in Moscow. The Soviet press announced Stalin prizes for “strengthening peace among the peoples,” naming six winners from Britain Germany Italy Brazil China and Japan. Each prize included a gold medal and 100000 rubles. Health described as satisfactory. observers note fading public appearances and a customary autumn holiday in southern Russia observed this year as well.
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Russ
Stalin
Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Joseph Vissarionovich Djugashvili
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Mortia Felton
Anna Seghers
Pietro Nenni
Russia
Santa Claus killed in San Diego traffic accident
SAN DIEGO, Dec. 21. UP Santa Claus lost a Christmas stand-in in a traffic collision last night. George Weaver Hulse, 68, former Grace Idaho farmer, was struck and killed after leaving a department store where he was employed as Santa. He had been living with daughter Ruth Jorgensen since arriving from Idaho a month ago.
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San Diego
Santa Claus
George Weaver Hulse
Grace
Idaho
Ruth Jorgensen
Ex-Maid’s Testimony Seeks Repaid Expenses in Bankhead Case
In New York on December 21, Evyleen Cronin a Tallulah Bankhead aide testifies she raised 26 checks totaling 4284 to recover personal expenses. She claims funds were to cover booze cocaine and sex for the actress and that all money raised went to Miss Bankhead. The defense argues the checks were needed to supply the star’s private needs while denying personal gain.
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New York
Evyleen Cronin
Fred G. Moritt
Mrs. Cronin
Jerome Kidder
Merritt
Kidder
General Sessions
Harald A. Stevens
Langford
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4Th ST
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Shavemaster
Press-Telegram
Compton
Bryan
Newmark
O.P.0
Tuelley Tows
Odels
Pine Ave
Benner
Ehh Berchbbe
Tony Blik
Tallulah
Tallulah Bankhead
Marion
Carl Sneed
Williamson County
Pigger
Ark
Jesse Trusty
Margaret
East Broadway
Big Toy Department
Long Beach
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